Sentences with phrase «net of fees because»

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Because of federal regulations, we also get to reinvest our net income and development fees in new projects.

This is a beautified version because CBL «excludes the impact of lease termination fees and certain non-cash items of straight - line rents, write - offs of landlord inducements, and net amortization of acquired above and below market leases.»

Because of their ability to invest in these longer duration securities of slightly less credit quality, stable value funds have outperformed money market funds on average by 150 - 200 basis points (1.50 % -2.00 %) net of fees annually over the past 20 years.

These funds may continue to seek to maintain a stable $ 1.00 net asset value (NAV), but are subject to potential liquidity fees and redemption gates (i.e., the fund may impose a fee upon the sale of your shares, or may temporarily suspend your ability to sell shares, if the fund's liquidity falls below required minimums because of market conditions or other factors).

Utilities in states with growing levels of solar have argued that fixed fees and other changes are needed because customers with net metering bill credits don't pay their fair share of transmission and distribution charges.

High net worth investors are often able to negotiate lower fees in much the same way because of the size of their portfolios.

When you're responsible for paying your own living costs, as well as your coach's salary, hotel fees, and other expenses, and you have an uneven income — because I only get paid if I win — then budgeting based on what you get to keep at the end of the day (net earnings) is much more important than relying on what you earn on paper (your gross earnings).

The defendants further contended that «the unions understood and accepted this bargain... Because the unions accepted this bargain, and because for most of the 17 funds at issue, fees charged to plan participants by the «retail» class were the same as the fees charged by the «institutional» class, net of the revenue sharing paid by the funds to defray the plan's recordkeeping costs, defendants argue that investment in the retail share classes was prudent.Because the unions accepted this bargain, and because for most of the 17 funds at issue, fees charged to plan participants by the «retail» class were the same as the fees charged by the «institutional» class, net of the revenue sharing paid by the funds to defray the plan's recordkeeping costs, defendants argue that investment in the retail share classes was prudent.because for most of the 17 funds at issue, fees charged to plan participants by the «retail» class were the same as the fees charged by the «institutional» class, net of the revenue sharing paid by the funds to defray the plan's recordkeeping costs, defendants argue that investment in the retail share classes was prudent.»

Because they don't have enough money to get the fee reductions that higher net - worth individuals get, he says, most are just slotted into a balanced fund that may or may not perform up to the standards of more sophisticated investors.

The stark reality hit me square in the face during the Seven - Day Financial Makeover, when one of the experts showed us a graph that illustrated the difference between a portfolio with a net return of 7 % a year and a portfolio with a net return of 5 % because of fees.

Further, the net annual distributions per unit may decrease over time because a portion of the securities included in the portfolio will be sold to pay for organization costs, deferred sales charges, the creation and development fee and other regular fees and expenses during the life of the portfolio.

* I didn't consider the costs of Vanilla Reloads because if I bought a Vanilla Reload on a 2 % cash - back card, I would still incur the fee for the reload, so the net reward is still the same.

Ridout recommends the Citi Double Cash card because it nets consumers one of the biggest bangs in a no - fee, flat - rate cash back card — 2 percent unlimited cash back (1 percent on purchases and 1 percent if you pay your bill on time).

This might apply to the Citi Prestige, for example, because the airline fee credit lowers the net cost of the card's annual fee and the fourth free hotel night is very valuable to those who use it well.

At the end of the day haters will be haters and to add to your post Stinkflipper EVE is the biggest pay to win game I have ever seen I mean rather than starting the game from scratch I can go on the net buy an account with a relay good ship and skills and kick ass or I have to spend hundreds of dollars if not thousands just to get any where in monthly fees, like when I started to play in order to start this new mission I needed a new ship but to get that new ship I needed to learn a new skill but to learn that skill I needed another skill that took 1h then the main skill took some thing like 3h then I needed to get weapons and guess what that needed a new skill but this one was going to take a month so at that point I was like WTF!!!!! because that was a whole month sub gone just to do that.

Because Wife's expert provided the only testimony on the value of Husband's businesses, the court accepted his valuations and awarded Wife 45 % of the net marital earnings of $ 552,378, along with $ 52,000 in attorney's fees and costs.

The award was reversed because the trial judge was unaware of a capped $ 6,000 fee arrangement between ex-wife and her counsel, it was unclear if consideration was given to any net income received by husband from assets, and it was unclear if the trial court considered wife's monthly income.

However, despite the fact that these vintage plans provide a safety net, they're outdated because of the spiraling fee of residing.

For the overwhelmingly majority of families, life insurance is not a wise investment option because expenses and fees reduce the amount contributed to the cash value, thereby providing an extremely low net return.