Sentences with phrase «rate by a little bit»

The points you pay for refinancing might be tax - deductible, and they can lower your interest rate by a little bit.

So my portfolio value went down by say 20 %, but I'm gonna jack up my withdrawal rate by a little bit more, say maybe, I'm gonna multiply my withdrawal rate by 1.1.

All the tips above will reduce your insurance rates by a little bit — but this one is guaranteed to reduce your auto insurance rates more than virtually anything else on the list.

Not exact matches

It went down for young people late in the 1990s and then went back up a little bit as a general population figure; so that you have a tremendously important contrast between steady rates of illegal drug use as measured by drug overdose death rates, as measured by urines of arrested people, emergency room mentions, all kinds of things.

And by «acceptable,» we mean we averaged about 13.5 mpg over a week's worth of mixed driving, which is a little bit under the EPA's 15 - mpg rating.

It wouldn't have been worth his while doing the 35 % option anyway, as by the time the IRS stopped the US tax rate and then the Channel Islands (here) taxed him on the bit he received afterwards, there would have been very little left to call profit.

Gummy, a prominent poster and retired mathematics professor whose real name is Peter Ponzo, was able to shed a little bit of light by plotting the (Half Failure Withdrawal Rate with 80 % stocks) HFWR80 correlation versus E10 / P (over a 36 - year period) versus start year.

Most automated trading software will allow you to adjust things a little bit by choosing the accuracy rate, the number of the trades placed, or the amount of money invested per trade.

The amount that you can withdraw is a little bit more than 1 divided by the number of years plus one - half of the interest rate.

«I brought my contact lenses and was advised by the owner he could supply me with a mask that had a prescription in the lens - what a godsend and proof of that little bit extra that gives them a 5star rating.»

I wish I could say that State Farm would be the best for you (and save you a little bit of legwork), but rates are affected by so many factors, including your zip code, your driving record, and your age that there's no sure bet it'd be the cheapest option.

The high price / low cap rate environment is also pushing investors to look for bigger returns in new development deals, value - add acquisitions and properties in secondary markets, such as Raleigh, N.C., Charleston, S.C. and Tampa, Fla. «What we really see is value - add picking up, because with minimal capital you can get a property up and going and get a little bit higher rental rate and a better ROI than you can by putting a shovel in the ground and waiting 19 to 36 months to see it come to fruition,» says Ressler.

A broker has to charge a slight fee (the point) to make money on the deal, and may be making a little more by upselling the rate a bit (doesn't sound like too big an upsell though).

Mary Kay Irving: Sellers actually have a little bit of an advantage in this market currently because we have such a low inventory with the economic downturn, people had been holding off on selling and so right now because of the low interest rates we have a lot of buyers but not enough inventory, not enough property for them, so it's a great time for sellers and my recommendations for them would also be to hire an agent but to make sure that they get a pre-listing inspection done and so that they are not caught by any surprises of work that needs to be done and that the buyers will be asking them to do and also that they make sure, if they've got, money is available to look into getting a consultation from a stager, a professional stager, at the very least they need to be making sure everything is de-cluttered and arranged properly, so sellers who do hire a professional stager actually sell their homes much more quickly and for a higher price, for higher final sale price, so it's in their best interest to actually hire a stager.