You likely also have to
pay at least a certain amount of your balance each time you receive a bill.
Not exact matches
Federal law mandates that the issuer be
certain the account holder will be able to
pay back
at least the minimum
amount due on the line of credit they issue.
When you reach age 70 1/2, you'll be required to withdraw
at least a
certain amount (called your «required minimum distribution,» or RMD) from your accounts every year and
pay income taxes on these withdrawals.
On the other hand, your card issuer may expect that you
pay at least a minimum of
certain fixed
amount towards repayment of your card balance.
Though I negotiated with my credit card issuer to
pay a
certain amount, I always
paid above that by
at least $ 15.
The original intent of the AMT was to ensure that taxpayers who benefit from
certain tax advantages
pay at least a minimum
amount of tax.
For example, if your beneficiary (or beneficiaries) will need a
certain amount to
pay for final expenses or other specific debts, then it will be important to purchase
at least that
amount of coverage.
I know that if I live to be 99, I will have
paid a
certain amount to the insurance company for a death benefit of
AT LEAST a
certain amount, and I know that I will not have
paid more in than I get out (I am dealing with my dad's whole life insurance policies that he has where he would have to
pay more for the premium to keep the policy going than the death benefit is worth [he would end up
paying $ 250K in premiums for a $ 175K death benefit if he lived long enough]-RRB-.
I also know that by
paying the set premium for my whole life policy, my policy will have a cash value that is guaranteed to be worth
at least a
certain dollars
amount by a
certain year per a GUARANTEED illustration provided to me in the beginning.