Creditors are not paid on a monthly basis, like with consolidation services, but rather
paid in lump sum payments.
Not exact matches
You give an insurance company money
in a
lump sum or
in payments over a period of years, then at retirement, the cash gets «annuitized,» or
paid out
in a string of
payments based on your life expectancy.
Many enter into balloon car loans thinking that they'll see an increase
in their income by the time the
payment is due, often leaving themselves unable to
pay down the
lump sum.
By making one large
lump sum payment, balloon loans allow borrowers to lower their monthly loan repayment costs
in the initial stages of
paying back a loan.
You can
pay in a
lump sum or opt into our
payment plan.
Single premium PMI allows the homeowner
pay the mortgage insurance premium upfront
in one
lump sum, eliminating the need for a monthly PMI
payment.
You purchase the contract for a specific amount of money, either through a
lump sum or periodic
payments, and
in exchange, the insurer agrees to
pay you a set amount on a recurring basis.
If you bought a home at the median price of $ 255,990 and wanted to avoid
paying private mortgage insurance, you'd need to put down a 20 percent down
payment (more than $ 50,000)
in one
lump sum.
The money
in your annuity — which you invest as a
lump sum or through a series of
payments, depending on the policy you choose — generates a stream of income
paid to you for your lifetime.
Receive one
lump sum and
pay it back
in fixed monthly
payments.
In 2010, Chief Salzmann received a
lump sum buyout
payment of $ 3,100 for 37 vacation days although his employment contract only entitled him to convert a maximum of 30 vacation days per year for
pay.
Each longer membership becomes less expensive; a 3 - month trial for $ 16.99 / month, 6 - month trial for $ 13.99 / month, and a one - year trial for $ 9.99 / month, all of which can be
paid monthly or
in a
lump sum payment.
For each year of creditable service purchased through the ERI, however, the district has to
pay 12 percent of the teacher's salary
in a
lump -
sum payment.
A partial
lump -
sum payment whereby a portion of the accrued benefit is
paid to the participant and the remaining amount is transferred to an eligible retirement plan, as defined
in s. 402 (c)(8)(B) of the Internal Revenue Code, on behalf of the participant; or
Many enter into balloon car loans thinking that they'll see an increase
in their income by the time the
payment is due, often leaving themselves unable to
pay down the
lump sum.
Perhaps you expect to receive a future
lump sum and want the choice to
pay down principal and receive an immediate decrease
in payments.
Although you may save the most by
paying off the loan
in a
lump sum, most people decide between — or combine — available options, including increasing the monthly
payment, making biweekly
payments or making additional, separate principal
payments.
That means
paying more than your monthly
payment — either
in a
lump sum at a time of your choosing or by
paying extra each month.
Years of service buy backs can be
paid in a
lump sum, with installment
payments or by direct trustee - to - trustee rollovers from another eligible retirement plan.
When you and the seller agree to a price, you will need to make a down
payment — the
lump sum in cash that you can afford to
pay at the time of purchase.
By making one large
lump sum payment, balloon loans allow borrowers to lower their monthly loan repayment costs
in the initial stages of
paying back a loan.
This means that the mortgage is
paid off
in a
lump sum all at once, rather than
in a series of fixed
payments like for other installment loans.
Partial
payments are the
payments you can
pay in a
lump sum to reduce your outstanding loan.
A self - managed super fund (SMSF) can
pay benefits
in the form of a
lump sum, an income stream (pension) or a combination of both, provided the
payment is allowed under super law and the fund's trust deed.
These types of loans are dispensed by a lender
in one
lump sum, and then
paid back over time
in what are usually monthly
payments.
Q: My husband is retiring from teaching and will receive a large
lump sum payment, but if he doesn't put it into a retirement specific account he'll have to
pay about 30 %
in tax on this
sum.
It may not be possible to
pay the entire
lump sum back
in one
payment, we understand that.
A cash - out refinance enables you to
pay off your existing mortgage (s) and also to take out some of your home equity
in a
lump -
sum cash
payment at closing.
As soon as you file your income taxes and receive your refund from the state or IRS, you
pay the tax refund loans back
in a single,
lump sum payment.
Consider property taxes: If your property taxes are $ 6,000 a year, you can either
pay this figure
in a
lump sum or you can add $ 500 a month into your monthly mortgage
payment.
The premium can be
paid in a single
lump sum or it can be added to your mortgage and included
in your monthly
payments.
The following features are prohibited from high - fee, high - rates loans: 1) All balloon
payments - where the normal
payments do not
pay off the principal balance
in full and a
lump sum payment of more than twice the amount of the normal
payments is required - for loans with less than 5 yr.
They are usually
paid back
in a
lump sum or over a short
payment window (3 months to a year).
This new home loan
pays off your current mortgage balance and lets you access the equity
in your home
in the form of a
lump -
sum cash
payment at closing.
An annuity is financial contract
in which an investor
pays a
lump sum of money to an insurance company
in return for a series of future
payments.
You
pay a premium (
payment)
in return for a death benefit (the
lump sum that will be
paid to your survivors if you die while the policy is
in force).
If your parents are helping you
pay for school,
payment plans also make it easier for them to contribute because they can allocate a certain portion of their monthly budget toward the bill rather than
paying tuition fees
in a
lump sum.
An immediate annuity is a contract between you and an annuity issuer (an insurance company) to which you
pay a single
lump sum of cash
in exchange for the issuer's promise to make
payments to you (or the annuitant) for a fixed period of time or for the life of the annuitant.
When you enter a DMP, your interest rates are dramatically reduced, and all your unsecured
payments are
paid in a
lump sum to the plan provider.
Single premium life offers permanent life insurance that is
paid up
in a onetime
lump sum payment.
Annuities are contractual agreements
in which
payment (s) are made to an insurance company, which agrees to
pay out an income or a
lump sum amount at a later date.
«She needs to invest all this money
in a dividend -
paying stock portfolio, similar to the way I suggested for her
lump -
sum payment for the employer pension,» says Franklin.
Contracts may be structured similarly to residential conforming mortgages, where they
pay down to zero, or may also be set up with balloons, requiring the buyer to make a large
lump sum payment at some point
in time.
A mortgage loan
in which one party
pays an initial
lump sum in order to reduce the borrower's monthly
payments.
You can also choose to
pay the loan off
in one
lump sum or even adjust your
payment schedule, allowing you flexibility and freedom
in your repayment plan.
One by one your debts will get reduced and
paid off
in one
lump -
sum payment.
Calculating the PMI
in advance can help you decide whether to get a low down
payment loan,
pay off the PMI
in lump -
sum or hold off until you've saved 20 percent for a down
payment.
However, the borrower is constrained to receiving all of their money
in a
lump sum payment and therefore
pays interest on the entire
payment.
Then, usually you make a
lump -
sum payment to the credit counseling agency who,
in turn,
pays your credit card bills each month.
(o) If there is no person who would be entitled, upon application therefor, to an annuity under section 2 of the Railroad Retirement Act of 1974 [98], or to a
lump -
sum payment under section 6 (b) of such Act, with respect to the death of an employee (as defined
in such Act), then, notwithstanding section 210 (a)(9)[99] of this Act, compensation (as defined
in such Railroad Retirement Act, but excluding compensation attributable as having been
paid during any month on account of military service creditable under section 3 of such Act if wages are deemed to have been
paid to such employee during such month under subsection (a) or (e) of section 217 of this Act) of such employee shall constitute remuneration for employment for purposes of determining (A) entitlement to and the amount of any
lump —
sum death
payment under this title on the basis of such employee's wages and self — employment income and (B) entitlement to and the amount of any monthly benefit under this title, for the month
in which such employee died or for any month thereafter, on the basis of such wages and self — employment income.