Sentences with phrase «provides money upfront»

The policy's benefit provides money upfront for immediate expenses such as a funeral, shipping a body, medical care or living expenses until the airline provides compensation.

Wyndham previously offered its employees a tuition reimbursement program but will now provide the money upfront.

Chevrolet didn't provide money upfront, but the early expression of interest helped Ducks Unlimited with other financing.

Not exact matches

For institutional investors, including McKinsey clients, there's an obvious attraction in the prospect of upfront government money providing a measure of security in what might otherwise look like risky infrastructure ventures.

When the money is provided upfront, the company then invests in short - term, low - risk securities until it is ready to use the money for business operations.

If I'd put more money on who was to bag 20 + league goals for us (provided they were fit) it would be on Theo, not to dishearten Alexis, but his work ethic and passing seems better than Theo's and would be better used on the wings (but can work upfront if we have injuries).

As senior - level administrators are both the stewards of the pension system and the recipients of the highest net benefits, the authors conclude, «There is no reason to expect school administrators or their organizations to support reforms that would provide a more modern and mobile retirement system for young educators» and suggest that districts could be recruiting young teachers more effectively by putting money in upfront salaries rather than in end - of - career pension benefits.

Waid stressed that he feels strongly that creators should be paid, so strongly that he is in the process of selling off his collection of print comics to provide upfront money for his new venture.

Access to funds — A home equity loan provides you the money in an upfront lump sum and you repay over a defined period of time.

Before the bank would loan you any money for such a surgery, they would require you to provide upfront collateral.

Lender credit is essentially extra loan money provided by the lender upfront, which allows some of the initial costs of borrowing money to be pushed off until a later date.

The sales contract will specifically state when you need to cough up the earnest money deposit, which is cash you provide upfront to show the seller that you're serious about buying the property (the typical amount is 3 % to 5 % of the sales price of the house).

Most companies running scams want to get as much money from you upfront as possible without providing any services.

If you owe money to a hospital or health care professional for services that they have already provided (a surgery, hospital stay or specialty care), consider trying to negotiate with them to reduce the amount of your debt in exchange for a larger upfront payment.

If the salesperson balks at providing such information — or gives you a line that suggests none of your money goes toward commissions or marketing expenses — I'd move on to someone willing to be more upfront where your investment dollars are going.

TFSAs don't provide a tax break upfront, but unlike CPP benefits and RRSP withdrawals, don't impact taxes or seniors benefits when you take the money out.

: ^ / Or we could be told upfront, as is happening right here in this article, which version - COSTING THE SAME MONEY - would provide the best experience (and therefore value) and just buy that one.

An upfront payment of the entire premium does not mean that the money belongs to the policy providing insurance company, unless they have provide equivalent service for the required time and have earned the amount only then they are entitled to the money in form of earned premium.

If you're getting a loan or seller financing to acquire the property then the lender is lending you some of the money for it but chances are, you'll need to provide a down payment upfront first.

If someone asks you for money upfront and it doesn't feel right, your instincts are probably correct,» says Brad Dwin of HopeNow.org, a group of mortgage - related companies that works with nonprofits and government agencies to provide free help to struggling homeowners.