Sentences with phrase «only worth»

Even a relatively low value flight award is still more valuable than redemptions for hotels, cruises or rental cards which are only worth one cent per point.

5 steps for finding the right rewards card — There are a lot of offers on the market, but only some worth seriously considering... (See Finding the right rewards cards)

Of course, it's always worth it to do some price comparison — for example, free entrance to the Tower of London is only worth about $ 24.

Points in this mall are only worth $ 0.005, although you can mix and match paying with points and cash.

While that might sound like a lot, it's only worth about $ 100.

So, what you're telling me is that these dogs» lives were only worth $ 5.43?

Homes in SoCal, Las Vegas and Phoenix that once sold for a million dollars are now only worth about $ 200k... it is NOT the Nutro plant that brought your property down, it is the bursting of the housing bubble.

Many kennels also think that it is only worth getting a dog operated if it is either an exceptionally good dog or they are sure that the course of treatment will be less than an arbitrary expense cap.

As any slacker knows a command is only worth responding to if there is going to be a benefit.

Intelligence is only worth so much in a stubborn dog.

They may come back and say the home is only worth 900k which means buyers won't pay more than that or risk having to go to an alternative lender who charges rates at 9 % — 12 % for second mortgages.

If you retire after two years, however, and your ordinary income falls into the 15 % marginal bracket, all your future $ 3,000 write - offs are only worth $ 450.

As with all premium travel credit cards, the Platinum Card is only worth the annual fee if you're actually traveling and leveraging the perks on a regular basis.

But it's only worth it if you maintain your great credit score and never carry a balance.

Well er, not really, it should have been sold off years ago — now it's only worth a measly EUR 41 mio.

Capital — a dollar in the bank is only worth a dollar.

But, when you apply these same points to the additional taxes, fees and surcharges attached to your total flight cost, the value of that single Aeroplan point is only worth 0.85 cents.

Now you have a loan from the bank for $ 40,000 but the vehicle is only worth $ 35,000.

If you redeem these miles against charges that are not travel related they are only worth 0.5 cents each which would make this a straight 1 % cash back card and rather ordinary.

When you redeem for cash or statement credit these points are only worth 0.5 cents each.

But now, because of the stock market, Porky's Roth IRA is only worth $ 8500.

Say you put $ 20,000 into a mutual fund but now it's only worth $ 18,000.

One year later I sell it for $ 110 USD but the exchange rate, let's say, has fallen such that $ 110 USD is only worth $ 100 CAD.

If you bought the house for 100k, and paid your mortgage down to 78k, but now the house is only worth 78k, you have 0 % equity, not 22 % equity.

If he thinks his company, which he owns around 13 % of is only worth $ 6.25 / share, that is a real surprise to me, and inconsistent with all of the other discussions that I have had with him over the last four years.

Based on yesterday's closing price of $ 1.78 per share, those shares are only worth $ 3.1 million.

Remember, a piece of land is not priceless, but is only worth the subjective present value of future services that can be derived from the land to the marginal buyer.

Of course, that money saved is only worth it if you can get to Hamilton's airport in a decent amount of time or at a low cost.

So the question is this: If you owe $ 500,000 on a home that is only worth $ 150,000, is it OK to toss your keys back to the bank and move into a cheaper rental, instead of diligently paying down a mortgage that is completely out of whack with the value of the house?

Gold says it's only worth going through this process if you think your home's value is at least 5 % lower than what it was assessed at.

No rational person pays $ 100k for property that is only worth $ 50k.

Reason for consternation: What rational person pays $ 100k for property that is only worth half that amount?

For example, let's say you bought a brand new boat three years ago for $ 15,000, but that boat is now only worth $ 10,000.

Because these yields are only worth something if they are sustainable, income investors must be sure to analyze their companies carefully, buying only ones that have good fundamentals.

For example, if you owe $ 12,000 on your car, but it's only worth $ 9,000, you can opt to surrender the vehicle during the bankruptcy proceedings, as approved by the court.

The last one is only worth considering if you're an avid traveler who is loyal to one particular hotel or airline brand.

An investor could end up paying $ 96.22 for a bond that is only worth $ 95.62 without knowing that the gain is subject to capital gains tax.

So now that $ 100 bond will have an interest rate of 6 % but it's only worth $ 90.00.

The one weakness with the Barclays» credit card offering, is that the miles are only worth half as much when used towards cash back.

And they're also only worth applying for if you pay off your balance in full each month, because using rewards cards is generally more expensive than using other cards that may have more attractive rates.

Economy 7 and 10 tariffs are only worth considering if you've storage heaters, work shifts or can use appliances on timers.

They recently completely wrote off a minor holding (I think it was only worth a few hundread thousand so not a big deal) but it goes to show that their assets / holdings may be risky.

This is only worth it for those with expensive assets.

It is a bad state of disrepair and is only worth about $ 10000.

Example: With an average inflation of 3 %, your $ 500,000 term life insurance policy is only worth about $ 400,000 (in today's dollars) if something were to happen to you 8 years from now.

These points are only worth 1 cent each when redeeming for cash, but they are worth up to 1.5 cents each when redeeming for travel expenses.

1 point used to be worth 1 cents, but they are now only worth 0.85 cents per point.

Which means when you take that $ 3,650 withdrawal, your IRA isn't worth $ 100,000, it's only worth $ 90,000.

Flexperks are only worth 1.5 cents rather than 2 each now.

After October 1, 2015, it's only worth transferring AMEX Membership Rewards points to British Airways if they run a transfer bonus.