Sentences with phrase «points require $»

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Games have consequently ballooned in scope over the decades to the point where they typically require $ 100 - million budgets, teams of hundreds and several years to produce.

He estimates it will take between $ 10 million and $ 16 million of investment to get to that point, and health regulations require long testing periods.

For instance, if the capital equipment required is capable of handling the needs of 10,000 customers at an average sale of $ 10 each, that would be $ 100,000 in sales, at which point additional capital will be required in order to purchase more equipment should the company grow beyond this point.

In return for offering $ 40,000 to startups, Start - Up Chile entrepreneurs are required to participate in a social - capital system, where they need to achieve 4,000 points throughout the program.

While it's hard to quantify the dollar amount transacted with mobile wallets, Parks Associates estimates that proximity payment transactions — which require users to tap their phone at a point - of - sale terminal — generated more than $ 30 billion in the U.S. in 2016, a figure that's expected to top $ 300 billion by 2022.

I found that at the point I'd be ready and comfortable to retire, my expenses would be $ 1,960 per month, requiring a portfolio of $ 588k at a 4 % withdrawal rate — much less than Joe's $ 750k.

In order to reduce risk, it's not uncommon for the lender to require the business pay down their outstanding LOC balance to $ 0 at some point during the year, often for at least 30 days.

Not so long ago, it was called â $ œthe Indian problem, â $ and although white guilt and liberal gentility has evolved semantically to the point where new locutions are required annually to describe C...

Some of those $ 5 million clients do indeed require a lot of work, but many of them are just $ 500,000 clients with the decimal point moved over.

And if you don't believe that, consider that the Fed's moneyless («Portfoli - O - Matic») transmission mechanism has already had one «stress test» — the one administered between late 2008 and 2014 — which it failed miserably, by proving incapable of transforming $ 3.5 trillion in fresh reserves into more than a few percentage points of NGDP growth, or far fewer than were required to restore that growth to its pre-crisis path.

They pointed to the East Side Access project which had an initial budget of $ 4.3 billion, and an estimated completion in 2009; the project now requires an additional billion dollars, and has a new completion date in 2022, they say.

In addition, a NYSERDA release discussing one critical part of the Buffalo Billion revitalization points to the state's $ 750 million investment in a 1.2 million - square - foot «gigafactory» for solar - panel maker SolarCity to «establish infrastructure, construct facility and purchase required equipment.»

Examples of the early successes of task force members include legally establishing its operating authority and scope of operation in the State Budget, requiring a study of re-use options of the Indian Point property, adding an additional $ 15 million to the State's Power Plant Cessation Mitigation Fund starting in 2020, extending the timeline for payments from that fund, and authorizing the HendrickHudson School District to start a reserve fund to plan for future tax impacts.

Heastie has pointed out that expenses of less than $ 50 are not required to be itemized.

So as Dr. Cash pointed out, even if he's wrong by half, when you think about it, to send a child through a private education K - 12, that would be about $ 250,000, so something, as he tried to point out, is radically wrong and this is going to have to require not the same old same old stuff,» noted Quinn.

* • Straight Conversion - Every $ 1 = One Point • Get $ 5 Reward for Every 100 Points • Registration Required for Specialty Promotions • Double Points on your Birthday • $ 10 Reward During Your Birthday Month • Prizes, Giveaways, Pop - Up Promotions!

As Jonathan Pelto has pointed out, though, a regular superintendent candidate must have 15 credits beyond a master's degree; go through a rigorous application process that requires a full faculty review of one's application; complete an additional 15 credits of course work in the program; and pay approximately $ 30,000 in tuition and fees.

For the casual racer, the Delta suit ($ 550), pictured, is a perfect starting point, with the GP Race suit ($ 700) and GP Tech suit ($ 1,750) fitting the bill as you require more protection.

An equivalent functionality on iPad requires users to pay an additional $ 120 for a 3G modem and $ 30 / month subscription for unlimited 3G access - a price point that may not be compelling to users who want a dedicated, simple reading device.»

Senior Bravado points out that the Pulitzer Prize for fiction requires a $ 50 entry fee.

The price - points for the 10 ″ Galaxy Tabs come in at $ 499 for the 16 GB WiFi model, $ 599 for the 32 GB WiFi version, and $ 529 and $ 629 for the 4G models, which require a 2 year contract with Verizon, of course.

That's nice for the «universe of authors,» but yet again it does not mean that individual authors can not do equally well at $ 14.99 (or any other price point above $ 9.99) than they would at that $ 9.99 price point, nor should that assertion mean that publisher should be required to sell their wares at that price point if they choose not to.

Experts (see below) point out that the FHA was stretched to the brink for nearly a decade, through the financial crisis, ultimately requiring a $ 1.7 billion taxpayer bailout.

According to American Express, you require 1,000 Plenti points to offset $ 10 in purchases.

Many gift cards, such as the $ 25 Chili's gift card that requires 3,500 points to redeem, carry a less than 1 - point - per - cent value, which is the absolute minimum you should always aim for when redeeming any points or miles.

The new Chase card requires users to pay a $ 95 annual fee but has a reward structure of two points for every $ 1 spent on travel, and one point for all other purchases.

The Chase Sapphire card rewarded its users with half the points for half the required spending — 10,000 bonus points for $ 500 spent within 3 months.

For the purposes of our example we look at the price of a Sheepskin Stoneman Trapper Hat: Estimated Dollar Value: $ 205 Membership Reward points required: 41,000.

Such sign - up bonuses typically require you to spend a certain amount of money within a certain length of time — say, $ 1,000 within three months — before the bank releases those points.

The non-business variant of this card only requires you to spend $ 5,000 in the first 3 months in order to receive 60,000 points.

Your stratagem of not charging anything on the card at all is a good idea, but even here, note that if the minimum payment required is, say, 10 % of the outstanding balance and that is exactly what you pay each month, you will still owe $ 296.55 at the end of 12 months, from which point on you will be charged 1.25 % per month, same as for purchases.

For example, a $ 500 fare would require only $ 400, which bumps the value per point to 1.25 cents - 25 % bump in value.

An example might be 10 or more debit transactions required per month, a maximum account balance of $ 15,000 (to receive the high interest rate, after which point it reverts to a lower rate), and the agreement to have at least one direct deposit.

Hotel cards typically offer a one - time sign - up bonus in exchange for a required spend, such as the Hyatt Credit Card, which offers 40,000 points after a $ 2,000 spend within the first 3 months of card membership.

The point value remains consistent across all these redemption options - requiring 1 point to offset $ 0.01 of charges.

A ticket worth $ 995 to $ 1,060 requires 80,000 points, for example.

For example, a program where points are worth 1 cent each would require about 10,000 points to get $ 100 in travel value.

Loan B - 2 1/4 points ($ 2250) and lender required costs of $ 1200 = $ 3450 in costs.

Although Shoppers» reward program is a simple one — for every $ 1 you spend, you get 10 optimum points — knowing how to maximize your value, for this or any other rewards program, requires some knowledge.

Take Capital One's redemption schedule: under their system a $ 149 flight requires 15,000 points, whereas a flight costing just $ 5 more would push you to the next tier and require an additional 20,000 points.

It would have cost us about $ 1,400; however, because we had points and the Companion Pass, it cost 36,000 points plus the required government fees of about $ 160.

5 Year Adjustable Rate: Requires 60 monthly principal and interest payments of $ 737.91 with 0.250 points.

30 Year Fixed: Requires 360 monthly principal and interest payments of $ 782.47 with 0.250 points.

In order to reduce risk, it's not uncommon for the lender to require the business pay down their outstanding LOC balance to $ 0 at some point during the year, often for at least 30 days.

For example, if you book a $ 500 airfare using Chase Ultimate Rewards, it would only require 40,000 points.

A sample monthly payment on a 30 - year fixed loan amount, based on a $ 100,000 purchase price with $ 3,500.00 down (3.5 % minimum down payment required), no points, monthly payments based on an interest rate of 3.75 % interest rate, is $ 522.50.

For example, a $ 625 flight requires just 50,000 points (which is equivalent to $ 500 cash back).

With the sale, a $ 50 gift card requires 3,750 points, rather than the usual 5,000 — that means you'll be redeeming Amex points at 1.33 cents each, rather than the 1 - cent - per - point value you'd usually get.

There some obvious touch - points: Most people don't have anywhere near the volume of money required for even a $ 5 commission outweigh the large index fund expense ratios.

One other point I should mention is that «switching» from the Money Market fund, once sufficient CESG grant has been accumulated in that fund, to an e-series fund is not considered a pre-authorized purchase, and a minimum purchase of $ 100 of a fund is required.