Sentences with phrase «rolling it over indefinitely»

HSA money rolls over indefinitely and can be invested like an IRA.

All points expire at the end of the calendar month after the date they're issued, so there's no rolling them over indefinitely.

Sounds nice, but many borrowers become dependent on the payday loan, rolling it over indefinitely since they can't afford to pay back the principal.

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Outside of crisis situations, many countries can simply roll - over on their debt, offering new ten - year bonds (or whatever) to pay back the ones that expire, effectively «renting» money indefinitely.

HSA contributions can stay in the account nearly indefinitely, rolling over year to year.

There are many other variations, including what time of year the billing cycle ends, how much net metered customers are compensated for their excess energy, and how long credits can carry over (some utilities allow credits to roll forward indefinitely).

A car title loan does just what the name implies — it uses your car as collateral if the loan isn't paid, meaning a missing payment could lead to repossession or the loan can be rolled over monthly indefinitely as the borrower pays only interest each month.