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The phrase "a stream of payments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous flow of financial transactions or payments over a period of time.
Example: "The subscription service operates on a model that generates a stream of payments from its users each month."
Alternatives: "a flow of payments" or "a series of payments".
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Cars are usually bought on credit, which means buyers are committing to a stream of payments into the future.
It's the present value of a stream of payments equal to x. Did I write r/2?
Conseco sells traditional life insurance, supplemental health coverage and annuities, investments designed to provide a stream of payments through retirement.
The donor gets back a stream of payments for life and can decide how to invest the trust assets.
The Texas teachers' pension fund recently paid Chicago to receive a stream of payments from the money going into the city's parking meters in the coming years.
In an infinite-horizon game, however, it is an equilibrium for the victim to make a stream of payments over time.
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Families also sometimes calculate the value of a stream of future payments incorrectly by summing the total payments, instead of appropriately discounting future payments.
Traditional pension plans offer what is, in fact, an annuity, a stream of guaranteed payments from retirement to death.
This reduced the temptation to sit on assets just to maintain a stream of easy payments from the government.
The economists Victor Stango and Jonathan Zinman found that people often underestimated how much interest a stream of loan payments would amount to.
He was arrested last fall after a single-count indictment accused him of soliciting and receiving "a stream of corrupt payments" from 1999 to 2008.
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