Sentences with phrase «relatively cheap money»

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.

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

Not exact matches

While it may be a great place to buy something on the (relatively) cheap, it's possible to make some money off the company too.

But as long as money remains relatively cheap and plentiful, investors are likely to stay unperturbed by political paralysis and dysfunction.

Sure, this is relatively dumb money, but that's where those angel and incubator relationships come in: if startups increasingly feel they have the relationships and advice they need, then growth funding is basically a commodity, so why not take dumb cheap money sooner rather than later?

Being among the first to embrace Bitcoin was an easy, relatively cheap way for companies to capitalize on interest in digital money, said Derek D. Rucker, a marketing professor at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.

This structure was relatively fluid, since membership in the two highest orders was based chiefly on property qualifications, and in our period many men became rich, partly through politics and partly through trade or ownership of real estate in a time when business was generally good and money was gradually becoming cheaper.

With almonds being relatively expensive and money not growing on any of the trees near me, I chose to leave them out to make this recipe more accessible (a.k.a. cheaper).

He would also be a relatively cheap addition to any squad and represents very good value for money.

«I like to think I'm relatively creative with my money (aka cheap).

For comparison, India (being the world's largest democracy) has relatively advanced and cheaper EVMs which doesn't cost the government a huge amount of money in terms of cost.

«It's relatively cheap and quick, can save some money, improve safety, and help the environment.»

It is therefore recommended that you do not spend so much of your hard earned money on this website as you can spend a relatively cheaper amount with additional features elsewhere.

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

A relatively inexpensive reader, capable of reading multiple file formats, ebooks that are significantly cheaper than their print counterparts — with those elements in place, more people would use ebooks more often, and the publishers still would do print runs (smaller ones, probably) to accomodate that change (and save trees, as well as their own money).

His money - weighted return was higher than the market's time - weighted return (despite being invested in the market) because had relatively little invested when the market plunged in the early years and bought more when stocks were cheap.

While renter's insurance is relatively cheap, you still can save money on premiums.

I would love if there is an relatively cheap insurance that covers anything above 10000 $ (or even a higher threshold); they don't exist because there is not enough money to make for insurance companies.

The idea behind dollar - cost averaging is that, as you accumulate savings and invest chunks of money over time, you are necessarily buying sometimes when the market is down (and perhaps relatively «cheap») and sometimes when the market is up (and perhaps «expensive»).

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

At first, big content additions cost no in - game money, and new cars were relatively cheap.

Probably a lack of awareness, the relatively low amounts of money saved by each action (electricity is cheap), and long payback periods — sure, installing insulation will save you money over the course of ten years, but what if you don't want to foot the up - front bill?

And part of what happened in the U.S. auto industry was because oil appeared relatively cheap, the U.S. auto industry decided we're just going to make our money on SUVs, and we're not going to worry about fuel efficiency.

And we, the insatiable, deal - sniffing, stuff - obsessed consumers, continue to perpetuate the cycle by supporting fast fashion — the relatively new breed of the fashion industry that is to blame for this global devastation — while growing poorer by spending hard - earned money on cheap clothes that aren't built to last.

JCH gets relatively little of my energy money because I have a roof covered with solar panels that give me cheaper energy than I can get from people like JCH.

Paul Stevens, senior research fellow at Chatham House, commented «in a world where there is the serious possibility of cheap, relatively clean gas, who will commit large sums of money to expensive pieces of equipment to lower carbon emissions?»

If you don't want to sink a lot of money into projects there are still some things you can do that are relatively cheap and easy to raise your home's value and get the seller you want.

Camera hardware itself may be relatively cheap, but the software to make it run right takes a lot of time and money to make, and the proper licenses to process image data aren't cheap to acquire, either.

The Huawei Band 2 Pro is our second favorite cheap fitness tracker in the world as it offers a lot of decent features for relatively little money.

The smart folks are the older folks, those people who «have» heard of people losing money on real estate; they are selling out early to the Lemmings, moving out of the big, expensive cities, retiring early with their booty and either buying relatively cheap rural properties or simply renting.

Equity investors are happy to give more money to REITs to invest: most of the investment trusts are trading at prices higher than the accounting value of their assets, meaning stock issuance is relatively cheap for them.