Sentences with phrase «same earning scheme»

These cards have the same earning schemes.

Not exact matches

Graduates starting work now on average earnings will never have the opportunity of a final salary pension scheme (unless they work in the public sector), will have to save for many years for their first property deposit whilst at the same time paying an additional tax of 9 % of everything they earn in excess of # 21,000 in a 30 - year project to repay their student financing.

In her ruling, Cote said that Apple's scheme drove e-book prices up by 50 % or more for a single title, eventually passing the cost to the consumer while publishers earn the same amount as they would with Amazon and Apple takes a 30 % commission.

Both of these cards come with the same 15,000 miles sign - up bonus and two points per dollar spent earning scheme.

These cards are very similar, offering the same sign - up bonuses and earning schemes, as well as charging the same annual fee.

The new incentive scheme will see Marriott Rewards members earn 10 points per dollar spent at F&B outlets at Marriott properties in the Washington D.C and Baltimore areas between now and 21 June (which is the same as what base - level Marriott Rewards members earn when they stay at Marriott's full - service properties).

Although the rewards earning scheme is the same as many other airline cards, Southwest offers its members two free bags on each flight, and redemptions are based on the cash price of a ticket.

If the scheme reaches UK shores, we calculate that a London - based NQ — again based on the same 33 % reduction — would receive roughly # 52,600 compared to the recently improved # 78,500 earned by their peers on the standard hours deal.

• She is a South African citizen who has never benefited from any housing scheme in the past • She earns R9900 per month and qualified for a home loan of R355 000, which she opted to pay back over 30 years • She qualified for a FLISP subsidy of R50 575 • Without the FLISP subsidy, she would have paid the bank the capital loan of R355 000 plus interest of R862 069, for a total of R1 217 069 over 30 years • By depositing her FLISP subsidy directly into her loan she continues to pay back the same instalment costs but will have paid back her home loan in 14 years and 11 months, saving herself a further R514 210 on repayments