Sentences with phrase «to grow returns»

With rate increases continuing, you can look forward to growing returns on your savings and higher debt costs.

He strives to generate a 16 % yield on the initial investment and grow the return from there.

It is the best way to protect your capital and earn substantial, growing returns without taking unnecessary risks.

The world's biggest problems can offer these companies the opportunity to increase earnings and give investors the chance to grow their returns in the years to come.

Once we had our long - term goals set out, we just kept saving and started investing to grow our returns over the long - term.

With rate increases continuing, you can look forward to growing returns on your savings and higher debt costs.

If shareholders start demanding that more drillers use their cash to grow returns instead of production, it could be just the thing the industry needs to prevent drilling itself into another hole by causing OPEC to fight back again.

As peas grow they return nitrogen to the soil, so they have no need for nitrogen - based fertiliser or irrigation.

The best blue chips are your surest promise of powerful, growing returns for years.

You will see growing return on your investment since we research the most profitable areas, meaning your investment will succeed with minimum risk and maximum profitability.

Blue chip stocks are your surest promise of powerful, growing returns in capital gains and dividends for years.

You get a tax deduction if you have qualifying contribution room; that lets you reduce income tax, increase tax credits and grow returns on investments by deferring tax on earnings.

Once - dominant U.S. department store operators such as Macy's and J C Penney Co have announced plans to shut hundreds of stores in recent years, putting pressure on landlords to find new «anchor tenants» or come up with new ways to grow returns.

However over the long term, those seemingly small but growing returns will add up, especially if you keep reinvesting the dividends into buying more shares for your portfolio.

Over the past 28 years, U.S. equities that grew dividends year over year returned 13.9 %, while those that paid them without growing them returned 10.1 %, according to Ned Davis Research.