Sentences with phrase «usually paid on a monthly basis»

Almost all apparel store lessors, or landlords, require a square foot rental from their lessees, usually paid on a monthly basis.

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The Unit Investment Trust, which is actually a corporate income fund, is similar to a regular money market account, except it?s made up of a group of higher grade securities, and instruments, and usually pays out dividends on a monthly basis...

The interest that you aren't paying because of the lower monthly payment is being tacked on to your mortgage balance until the next interest rate adjustment when your loan will reamortize based on a larger balance, not a smaller balance as should usually happen, hence the term «negative» amortization.

The lender then pays an annuity to the borrower, usually on a monthly basis, up to an amount equal to the equity they have in the home.

Some investment advisors have to manually tell their custodian how much in fees to deduct from client cash accounts, so they can get this amount paid to them on a periodic basis (usually monthly).

The «savings» are usually based on assumed interest rate reductions and increased monthly payments, which the debt negotiation companies» customers usually can not afford to pay.

Traditional pensions — also referred to as defined benefit plans — pay fixed amounts, usually monthly, to retirees based on a formula determined by salary, years of service and age.

Credit card issuers require the cardholder to pay his or her balance in full, usually on a monthly basis.

Dividends are usually compounded on a daily basis and paid monthly.

When a couple is divorced or legally separated in Los Angeles County, a court may order one spouse to pay the other a specified amount of money on a regular basis — usually monthly.

You agree to pay the insurance company «premiums» on a regular basis (usually monthly) and in return, the insurance company agrees to pay the death benefit to the beneficiary of your insurance policy upon your death.

Chronic illness riders may also pay out in a lump sum or on an annual basis, whereas long - term care riders usually have a monthly payout.

Depending on the contribution period, the premium that has to be paid on monthly basis is usually determined.

The premiums are usually paid on a regular basis, either monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually.

This is the amount you pay for your coverage and is usually calculated on a yearly or a monthly basis.

A Note About Prorations: Because such costs are usually paid on either a monthly or yearly basis, you might have to pay a bill for services used by the sellers before they moved.

** Because such costs are usually paid on either a monthly or yearly basis, the buyers may have to pay a bill for services that you actually used before moving, or vice versa.