Sentences with phrase «receive more money back»

That means that you will be able to receive more money back from your provider.

Not exact matches

But remember, history aside, investing involves outlaying money today in the expectation you will receive more back in the future.

A fee of approximately # 20 million could tempt the Spanish side if they do in fact need to bring back more money to the club, with the Gunners receiving a great centre back in return.

Changing withholding tables would result in taxpayers getting more money back in their paychecks immediately, instead of receiving a larger income tax refund.

Migrants send a lot of money back home (and constantly receive solicitations to send more, for a wedding, a birth, a medical emergency, etc. in their extended family).

«Regarding tax «breaks», the money our schools put back into the economy is much more than what we receive.»

Nobody — except one seventh - grader who attends Ross Elementary School — suggested the teachers give up the 18 % raise they received as a result of last fall's strike in order to funnel more money back into the system to keep the schools open.

Those which receive more than they needed because they overestimated their roll are supposed to pay the extra money back.

Although Rowling called her move a «way to give back to the fans» clearly she stands to make a great deal more money going it alone that she would if she were merely receiving royalties for e-books from her publisher.

I strongly think that if enough customers complain against Chase, they will back off, because they received 25 billion from our money (bail out thanks to GWB) and on top of that they want to squezze more out of us.

More importantly, any money you borrow and don't pay back (including the interest accrued) would be deducted from your death benefit when you die, which means your beneficiary would receive less.

Oh, and that he can see the refund money there but that my account has a hold on it, and wasn't able to tell me why or anything more than, if you don't receive the money or a letter by the end of June, call us back.

We have received a few sponsors for this years fundraiser already, but we still need many more to make this event a success and to ensure that as much money as possible goes back into the shelter and the...

For a limited time, new cardholders who spend at least $ 2,000 in eligible purchases within the first three months of opening the card earn 50,000 bonus miles and can receive a $ 50 statement credit after making a Delta purchase with the card in the first three months, helping to put a little more money back into your pocket.

In fact, you'll end up losing money as you'll be paying more in interest than the amount of cash back you are receiving.

Since the recession, cash - back cards have become more popular as consumers have flocked to the flexibility of receiving money for every purchase they make.

In addition we have spent (and will continue to spend), considerably more than any money we received on rewards for the people that backed this project,»

Only under very rare and exceptional cases can an accident victim go back to ICBC (through the Courts) for more money after they receive a settlement cheque.

Even though he will receive back the money he paid for his first job, he will have to pay more and this he does not have.

After a couple more emails back and forth I decided it couldn't hurt to give him a price and ask for a deposit; and if I received the money with no funny business I'd make the website.

As the Markoulakis demonstrates, where employees do push back to receive more money, between the use of a salary continuance structure and the duty to mitigate one's damages, an employee can actually receive less money than he otherwise would have received had he accepted the lump sum amount, even if the court agrees that the notice period should be longer.

More importantly, any money you borrow and don't pay back (including the interest accrued) would be deducted from your death benefit when you die, which means your beneficiary would receive less.

This situation is a little more complicated than the other two because you've only received part of the credit, so even if your credit ends up being reduced, you might still get money back from the government.

Applying this logic to a money back policy of say 20 years means that the payout you receive in the fifth, tenth or fifteenth year (say) is worth more than if you have received it at the end of the policy tenure.

Pay more in regular premiums and, if you have not had a claim, receive your money back after a defined period of time (e.g. in 20 years).