Sentences with phrase «value of money adjustment»

This cost is based on the summed cost of each year's annual renewable term rates, with a time value of money adjustment made by the insurer.

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Of course, the flagship «Red Sport» trim was never going to offer value for money, but it again is decently equipped for a vehicle with a base price of $ 51,300: leather upholstery, power - adjustment for the front seats (which also includes powered adjustment for the side bolsters on the driver's seat), 19 - inch forged alloy wheels and adaptive suspensioOf course, the flagship «Red Sport» trim was never going to offer value for money, but it again is decently equipped for a vehicle with a base price of $ 51,300: leather upholstery, power - adjustment for the front seats (which also includes powered adjustment for the side bolsters on the driver's seat), 19 - inch forged alloy wheels and adaptive suspensioof $ 51,300: leather upholstery, power - adjustment for the front seats (which also includes powered adjustment for the side bolsters on the driver's seat), 19 - inch forged alloy wheels and adaptive suspension.

You're free to make that assumption and take it into account in your decisions, but we're keeping things simple by assuming that the time value of money is the same as the inflation adjustments.

You might say the time value of money is greater than the inflation adjustment, because you should be able to invest money in a way that provides an investment return greater than the rate of inflation.

To give you a sense of just how much money is to be made, the single April 2015 transaction allowed the company to remove the principal balance of loans backing the Trust from its balance sheet and realize a pre-tax gain on sale of approximately $ 78 million after estimated closing adjustments and transaction costs, a 10.5 - percent premium over the loans» book value.

Since the discount rate reflects the future value of money, it typically has two components: an adjustment for inflation, and a risk - adjusted return on the use of the money.

If you retire at 65 and want to minimize your risk of running out of money, researchers advise you to plan on withdrawals of no more than 4 % annually of your initial portfolio value (plus inflation adjustments).

This adjustment is akin to reducing the size of the coupons in earlier years, and increasing the size of the coupons in later years, while adjusting for the time value of money based on the risk - free discount rates.

In a life insurance policy, the cash value is the amount of money — before adjustment for factors such as policy loans or late premiums — that the policyowner will receive if s / he allows the policy to lapse or cancels the coverage and surrenders the policy to the insurance company.