Sentence examples for annual payday from inspiring English sources

Ten years ago, when the hedge fund industry was much smaller than it is today, it took 25 hedge fund managers to earn a combined annual payday of $5 billion.

Nike is by far Woods' biggest benefactor with an annual payday of more than $30 million for the golfer.

Dr. Dre's Beats sale earned him $620 million last year, the largest annual payday of any musician in history.

Other highlights include Dr. Dre (No. 30, $33 million)—who fell from the top spot last year with a Beats-generated $620 million, the largest annual payday of any musician in history and Ed Sheeran (No. 12, $57 million).

The contract will result in a $20 million-plus annual payday and make her the top-paid actress in a TV drama (small screen comedy stars Sofia Vergara and Kaley Cuoco will likely still out-earn her overall).

You have to stop believing £24m annual paydays are the result of an accident.

The annual volume of payday transactions increased from $1.73 billion in 2005 to $3.13 billion in 2015, the report says, and during the same time period, total annual fees collected by payday loan companies went up from $186.5 million to $311 million.

Ohio lawmakers sought last spring to aid borrowers like Ms. Minda by capping annual interest rates for payday lenders at 28percentt, a sharp reduction from 391percentt.

PAGE A19 LENDERS SEEK TO REMOVE CAP Last spring, Ohio lawmakers capped annual interest rates for payday lenders at 28percentt, a sharp reduction from 391percentt.

According to the council treasurer Paul Rooney, this go-it-alone approach is necessary to scale down an annual £57m binge on payday loans, door-to-door credit and pawnbrokers that affects one in five of the city's population.

Other states have capped interest rates at a certain annual percentage, which would make payday lending unprofitable.