The phrase "a rollover of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to describe the process of transferring funds or assets from one account or investment to another, often without incurring tax penalties.
Example: "The investor decided on a rollover of his retirement funds into a new IRA to take advantage of better interest rates."
Alternatives: "a transfer of" or "a shift of".
Aflac's warning, coming when governments are aggressively pressing banks and insurance companies to take part in a rollover of Greek debt as part of a second rescue for the country, is bound to draw attention in Europe.
From the buyer's standpoint, these agreements are typically crafted to create post-closing alignment between the buyer and the executives, both on the downside (by requiring a rollover of significant equity and/or a cash investment) and on the upside (through promote structures and other compensation mechanisms).
any loan, mortgage, or advance which is a rollover of a loan,mortgage, or advance, as described in regulations of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, which was made or committed to be made during the period beginning on April 1 , 1980 and ending on the date on which such State takes any action described in paragraph (2).
Compounding it is the fact that owners may be eyeing a rollover of assets into a regular IRA and then to a Roth IRA.
The taxpayer must also pay the IRS a sliding fee when he requests this letter ruling–$3,000 for a rollover amount equal to or greater than $100,000 $1,5000 for a rollover between $50,000 and $100,000; and $500 for a ruling on a rollover of less than $50,000.
Rollovers have been an Achilles' heel for S.U.V.'s because they ride higher off the ground than cars do, making them less stable and at more risk of a rollover, one of the deadliest kinds of accidents.
The 2011 Camry, however, received an overall frontal crash rating of three stars, a side crash rating of three stars and a rollover rating of four stars, to give it an overall rating of three stars.
The 2010 Camry received a frontal crash test rating of five stars, a side crash rating of five stars and a rollover rating of four stars.
What could they really accomplish, though, with "Cell Phone Blues," an original full of corny double-entendre ("I'm a rollover kind of mama," "Free on nights and weekends")?
The ticket holder will share a rollover jackpot of about £155m with another winner, who bought a ticket in Spain.
Five stars means that a vehicle has a rollover risk of less than 10percentt in a single-vehicle accident; four stars, 10percentto20percentcenthreeree stars, 20percentto30percentcent; and so on.
