Sentences with phrase «relatively cheap credit»

That's a relatively cheap credit, but that's all you get.

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Interest rates have been at historic lows in recent years, allowing borrowers to enjoy relatively cheap debt (with the lowest rates reserved for those with excellent credit scores).

Many of these factories are in China, where investors can get CDM credits for destroying HFC 23, a relatively cheap process.

So although it's free, or relatively cheap to download, expect to spend some money on credits.

Why then, if you were actually retaining an attorney with a credit repair law firm, are your service fees so relatively cheap?

«When it comes to credit card debt, it's a normally high cost debt, unlike mortgages, which is relatively cheap money.

This is where credit quality matters the most, they can borrow money relatively cheaper to get around cash issues and fix their business.

While it's increasingly harder to earn miles from cheap flights, airlines make it relatively easy to accrue miles without flying — whether through top credit card offers or by utilizing shopping portals and dining rewards programs.

Credit checks are quick and relatively cheap but they're also a great way to seek reassurance and make informed decisions about potential clients.

Because REDD credits are expected to be relatively inexpensive, there is concern that a mechanism that incentivizes REDD activities will flood the regulatory market with cheap credits, deflating the price of carbon and shifting attention away from low - carbon technologies such as carbon capture and storage.

Despite Oregon having less than average solar irradiation and also having relatively cheap power (only around 11.5 cents / kWh on average) the combination of the generous state tax credit, utility based incentives and the 30 % federal tax credit gets Oregon into the top ten states in America in terms of investment return available from installing solar panels on your home.

A line of credit is relatively cheap money, and it can enable the firm to maintain partner distributions on a more regular basis or run its cash management closer to a zero balance, often for the purpose of enabling higher draws to partners during the year.