Sentences with phrase «profit on debt interest»

Companies with solid balance sheets, that have better credit ratings and less debt - to - equity than peers, can weather economic downturns, make opportunistic acquisitions, waste less of their profit on debt interest, and easily absorb unexpected problems and keep moving forward.

Not exact matches

In Q3 2015, Torchmark generated $ 193.2 million in net investment income, ultimately netting $ 54.1 million in profit from its investment portfolio once interest on net policy liabilities and interest on debt were paid.

But their agenda is to make the economic polarization between creditors and debtors irreversible, ushering in a Dark Age of austerity and deepening debt peonage in which wages, profits and property rents are earmarked to pay interest — on loans that can't be paid in a shrinking economy.

Other mooted policies included a one - off tax on profits retained overseas by US companies, plans to combat their use of low - tax jurisdictions and limits on the deduction of debt interest from their tax bills.

While falling world interest rates have reduced the servicing cost of foreign debt over the past two years, this has been offset by rising dividend payments on foreign holdings of Australian equity, reflecting the strong profit growth of Australian companies throughout this period.

a) the value of any goods or services exported out of Zambia; b) profits or dividends received in respect of investments abroad; c) borrowings from non-residents; d) trade credits to non-residents; e) investments in the form of equity from abroad; f) investments in the form of debt securities from abroad; and g) receipts of both principal and interest on loans to non-residents.

In the case of a bad year, however, with the firm returning 4 percent on its assets, the debt will lower profits even further than normal, since the cost of the interest is greater than the return.

However, although low interest rates on debt should help profits, low interest rates on cash would hurt profits.

If the interest rate on your debt is less than the amount your savings earn after tax then, providing you're financially disciplined, you can profit from building up savings and keep the debts.

A 200 basis point drop in interest rates, on 16 % net debt to assets, should increase pre-tax profit to assets by 0.32 %.

To be fair, much of this is quite unnecessary as debt and equity can be differentiated based on asset allocation, financial interest, risk profile, how they are traded and how they make profits for the investor.

The cost of dealing with a not - for - profit credit counsellor is that through a debt management plan you repay your debt in full over four years, and the interest on your debt stops.

They shouldn't be paying any cash out because interest on that debt is eating profits already and of course the debt is a big risk.

Net interest's currently at 11.0 % of operating profit, so Kerry could easily take on another EUR 470 million of debt (for example, to fund acquisitions) without impairing its financial stability, or impacting its valuation.

Its not just the worst 10 % of stocks ranked by debt, interest, and profits that are outperforming: Mark Hulbert notes a similar pattern exists when stocks are ranked according to «three - and five - year growth rates, along with return on equity, assets and investment.»

To this we can add an adjustment: CPL has zero debt, so it can afford to take on EUR 38 million of debt & still limit interest expense to 15 % (of operating profit).