I can
often pay cash for homes within as little as 7 days!
The rise in mortgages was significant, because buyers seeking loans typically live in the properties versus investors who
often pay cash for their properties.
Not exact matches
The illusion is growth in revenues, EBITDA, or non-GAAP metrics that overlook the price
paid for the acquiree, which, more
often than not, is so high that the real
cash flows of the deal are highly negative and dilutive to shareholder value.
A high FCF yield
often represents a good investment opportunity, because investors would be
paying a reasonable price
for healthy
cash earnings.
If an employee leaves the company, they
often can not afford to exercise their options (if employees have only 90 days to
cash in their vested stock options, they may not have the financial resources to
pay for the upfront cost of exercising the stock)
Likewise, digital payment has made it easier
for MSMEs to get
paid, decreasing risk and improving
cash flow, which is
often critical to smaller firms.
I've
often called it the Iron Law of Valuation: the higher the price you
pay today
for a given stream of future
cash flows, the lower your rate of return over the life of the investment.
Protection UL's guarantees,
often to life expectancy and beyond, along with affordable premiums and
cash value growth potential can help consumers replace lost family income and fund future expenses such as helping to
pay for college or supplementing retirement savings.
While Wenger has overseen a substantial change in Arsenal's philosophy and played a major role in their move from Highbury to the Emirates Stadium, Dyche has also had a hand in how Burnley have built the foundations
for future success of the pitch, with the # 10.6 million Gawthorpe training ground redevelopment progressing well and other improvements made to the infrastructure of the club,
often at Dyche's behest,
paid for by the Premier League
cash he has played such a huge role in securing.
The donation demonstrates how a
cash - strapped Chicago Park District is turning more
often to private donors to
pay for everything from Halloween events, the construction of athletic fields and, now, a formal garden.
But if you're
paying out of pocket
for everything,
often by
paying up front you can get between 10 % and 30 % discount if you
pay in
cash for the OB / GYN or CNM and the hospital itself.
Reading the comment carefully, you understand that the father (and child) feel less shame about taking advantage of school meals at breakfast, where the service is universal (available to all regardless of economic need) versus at lunch, where there is
often a more visible distinction between
paying and nonpaying students, or between students on the federally reimbursable lunch line versus those who can purchase
for -
cash (and
often more desirable) «a la carte» food, or (in the case of high schoolers) between students who can go off campus to buy lunch at convenience stores and restaurants versus those with no money in their pockets.
Young woman is
often gifts by said couple, she is put up fancy facility complete with a pool and spa during her pregnancy, she is given
cash, perhaps a even a car, promises of
paying for her education in return
for her baby.
Residents in these poorly located estates
often find themselves having to
pay more
for food at remote, small shops, while even access to free
cash machines is
often limited.
Does she
often use the excuse of not having
cash to get out of
paying for things?
While school officials
often admit that giving students easy access to chips and soda may not be the wisest way to make money, they note that the
cash can
pay for underfunded music or sports programs.
Why
pay cash up front
for something that has no track record and
often winds up losing money?
Because
paying an advance can represent a significant investment and immediate
cash outlay
for a publisher, publishers
often hold expanded rights to the author's book immediately and into the future.
Many small businesses with tight
cash flows
often need a short - term federal loan to hold them over until customers or vendors
pay for services or product.
Often government programs will
pay the cost
for courses covering such basic retail skills as working a
cash register.
And once you do earn enough points to
cash in
for free travel, there's
often a processing fee or taxes you must
pay when redeeming your miles.
For example, a cash back credit card that pays 5 % on department store spending during the 4th quarter often exclude discount stores like Wal - Mart, Target, or Ross and only reward the standard 1 % rate for any purchase made at these stor
For example, a
cash back credit card that
pays 5 % on department store spending during the 4th quarter
often exclude discount stores like Wal - Mart, Target, or Ross and only reward the standard 1 % rate
for any purchase made at these stor
for any purchase made at these stores.
The VA
cash out refinance is an
often - overlooked but powerful program
for U.S. military veterans who want to tap into home equity or
pay off a non-VA loan.
While
paying cash for a home
often requires years of saving, the financial benefits can make it well worth the effort.
A few purveyors also discount
for paying cash,
often equivalent to the roughly 3 % fee credit card issuers charge
for processing transactions.
Whole life insurance tends to have a guaranteed rate of growth
for the
cash value component of the policy and
often pays annual dividends.
Now, it is easier to maintain one card and
paying for cash often.
Save in advance:
For voluntary relocations, it's often best to save up to pay for your relocation costs in cash because you won't have to pay interest like you would if you took out a lo
For voluntary relocations, it's
often best to save up to
pay for your relocation costs in cash because you won't have to pay interest like you would if you took out a lo
for your relocation costs in
cash because you won't have to
pay interest like you would if you took out a loan.
Redeeming
for last - minute flights, instead of
paying cash, will
often get you an excellent value
for your points.
Moreover, it is worth noting that certain transactions like wire transfers, legal gambling purchases, money orders, and bail bonds are
often considered as a
cash advance if you
pay for it via credit card.
For example, you wouldn't pay $ 2,000 cash for a DVD player, yet people often shell out that much for rear - seat entertainment systems in a new c
For example, you wouldn't
pay $ 2,000
cash for a DVD player, yet people often shell out that much for rear - seat entertainment systems in a new c
for a DVD player, yet people
often shell out that much
for rear - seat entertainment systems in a new c
for rear - seat entertainment systems in a new car.
Business owners
often use merchant
cash advances
for things like buying inventory,
paying employees, making emergency repairs, marketing expenses, purchasing equipment, and other short - term expansion projects.
What's attractive about these
cash advances is that they
often offer 0 percent interest
for a limited time,
often 9 to 18 months, so they can be useful if you're able to
pay off the whole debt that quickly.
A high FCF yield
often represents a good investment opportunity, because investors would be
paying a reasonable price
for healthy
cash earnings.
People who still use
cash often just save their change
for the month and use that to
pay the renters insurance bill when the time comes.
The answer, as Dell exemplified, is that stock options were an expense,
often paid for with real
cash dollars that showed up in the company's
cash flow statement (and should have showed up on the income statement).
If you're older than 65, you can
often sell the insurance contract to a third party
for several times its
cash value — and
pay taxes on the difference at low capital - gains rates.
It also builds guaranteed
cash value, * which you can borrow against (like a loan),
often tax free, to help
pay for college, retire a mortgage, cover unforeseen emergencies, or even fund your retirement.
Premiums are
often much higher than a term life insurance policy with the same amount of coverage because you're
paying for an insurance policy as well as putting money into the
cash value portion of the policy.
Retired home buyers
often have the means to
pay cash for a home, but choose to apply
for a mortgage
for tax purposes, asset preservation, or other reasons.
They'll do all kind of steps to say they'll
pay cash for everything, and I think that's some of the lifestyle choices that some people make when they're in that mindset, some of it actually can be helpful to everybody, like being smart with your money and using
cash more
often.
I travel a lot and most
often use
cash to
pay for food and transportation.
In addition, funds from the
cash value component can
often be used
for paying the policy premiums — alleviating the policyholder from having to do so out of pocket.
I would bet you subconsciously do this more
often than you think, whether it is opting to use a credit card vs. buying a discounted gift cards (Great
for Gas by the way, because they count as the «
Cash» price), Paying for Gas with a CC vs. Cash, or staying away from a location, like a restaurant that is cash only — your subconscious mind is powerful at directing your purcha
Cash» price),
Paying for Gas with a CC vs.
Cash, or staying away from a location, like a restaurant that is cash only — your subconscious mind is powerful at directing your purcha
Cash, or staying away from a location, like a restaurant that is
cash only — your subconscious mind is powerful at directing your purcha
cash only — your subconscious mind is powerful at directing your purchases.
Redeeming
for last - minute flights, instead of
paying cash, will
often get you an excellent value
for your points.
According to First Data, consumers
often prefer to
pay for travel and big - ticket home expenses with credit, rather than
cash.
I
often use frequent flyer miles, but sometimes it's best to
pay cash for a flight.
The Andaz prices these rooms only slightly under what is charged
for the real standard rooms (which are far more appealing) so they don't
often get booked by those
paying with
cash.
Yes, there may be times when it's cheaper to book an award than
pay for a
cash fare but the fact that award availability and the cost of fares are both linked to demand means that it's not all that likely circumstances like that will appear all that
often.
And once you do earn enough points to
cash in
for free travel, there's
often a processing fee or taxes you must
pay when redeeming your miles.