"allocate interest" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to assign or distribute attention or concern to something or someone. Example: The manager needs to allocate interest to each project in order to prioritize their workload and ensure timely completion.
The vice president backs a plan that would leave Social Security intact but would extend its solvency to 2050 by allocating interest savings from the reduction in the national debt to the retirement system.
Which? is calling for a raft of measures: · Credit cards having one way of allocating interest on their cards so that people can better compare rates; · Sharing of customers' full credit history between lenders to ensure responsible lending; · Banning the automatic inclusion of payment protection insurance (PPI) in credit quotes which bumps up the cost of the loan without customers realising".
If they are — that is, if the master deed allocates interests in the common elements equally, and without regard to the size of the apartments — then only an amendment to the master deed can rectify the problem.
My preferred approach to limiting interest in the multinational context is to allocate worldwide interest of a multinational group so only that portion of worldwide interest in proportion to U.S. gross profits is deductible in the United States.
Calculate within the frame work of your income to determine how much you can allocate for interest-only repayments, using an online repayment calculator.
He proposes to keep Social Security solvent through 2050 by allocating the interest savings to the retirement system.
If one allocates the interest cost proportionally, the Bush tax cuts were responsible for increasing the debt by $3.2 trillion — 27 percent of the fiscal deterioration since 2001.
The companies would decide ahead of time who would win bids, with the winner then allocating an interest in the leases to the other company, according to the statement.
