Sentence examples for an equivalent interest from inspiring English sources

Ford points out that if you'd deposited a single cent at an equivalent interest rate in 1949 (the year of an early New York Times article worrying about a computer-dominated future), you'd now have $86m.

Yet there isn't an equivalent interest in prodding mass employing sectors – retail, childcare or social care – to creating genuine opportunities for low paid workers to progress up the ladder.

Would the market respond again with equivalent interest?

That meant bankers did not have to seek consumers' permission to sign them up, nor did they have to disclose the equivalent interest rate for the fees.

"The equivalent interest rate is 1.3%, but the payout is tax-free so it works out more if you pay tax.

The bank also admitted to manipulating Euribor and Tibor - the equivalent interest rates set by lenders in the eurozone and in Tokyo.

Reexposure to the environment (ca. 7 days after the first exposure) was coupled with habituation in the control group (P < 0.01 compared with first exposure), whereas the D1/D5 antagonist-treated animals explored the objects with equivalent interest to their first exposure.

The lower-rate calculator asks what interest rate you would prefer to your current rate, and then calculates how much you would need to prepay each month to save an equivalent amount of interest.

Here is how an ARM works, and how it can go awry: A prospective borrower is offered a short-term (say, three-year) interest rate on a mortgage significantly lower than what would be offered on an equivalent 30-year fixed interest rate mortgage.

Stabilising the economy thus is possible only by an equivalent decline in policy interest rates.

This effectively reduces the interest to an equivalent rate of 7.9 per cent.