The phrase "a good rate of return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts when discussing the profitability of an investment or the yield generated from an asset.
Example: "Investors are looking for a good rate of return on their investments to ensure financial growth."
Alternatives: "a favorable return" or "an attractive yield."
And they obviously feel there's a good rate of return".
Interest rates are too low here to make a good rate of return with your balance sheet alone".
"Nobody is against people investing in London trying to get a good rate of return," he said.
Instead of investing pension funds outside the city, "you bring it back here," creating jobs locally and getting a good rate of return.
Burbridge argues that five- to seven-year payback periods for solar and warranties for 25 years on panels already offer "a good rate of return" and "owning on-site renewables means you get all the benefit".
The current low interest rate environment, coupled with volatility in stock and bond markets across the world, has pushed savers looking for a good rate of return into alternative investments such as wine.
"If I understand you correctly," said John White, chancellor of the University of Arkansas, "a $15 million increase in the agency's PR budget could give us a chance to increase NSF's budget by $15 billion... a pretty good rate of return".
That's a pretty good rate of return in today's financial climate.
I know it sucks to be in cash and it seems boring but, if your cash is in Dollars, you can expect them to gain 6% over the next 30 days (now 94.10) and that's a pretty good rate of return (annualized 72%) - isn't it? .
These studies have demonstrated good rate of return to work following ASAD for patients with SAIS.
Savings Signing up does not necessarily mean waving goodbye to a good rate of interest, as some offer very decent returns.
