Sentence examples for both a higher payout from inspiring English sources

Don't expect to get both a higher payout and a bigger deduction if interest rates rise, however.

If the downside is a longer loss of liquidity compared with income annuities, the trade-off is a higher payout.

But it may be a last-ditch effort to seek a higher payout even if the deal goes through.

It's a somewhat uncommon move that could yield a higher payout than the $13.65-a-share that Michael S. Dell and the investment firm Silver Lake are offering.

But the Indiana pension plans and a small group of hedge funds backed out, seeking a higher payout for their claims.

With Elan set to receive a higher payout if Tysabri sales improve, it looks as though Royalty Pharma is trying to score a bargain.

Also remember that your payments will be influenced by the interest rate environment: if rates rise, you'll lock in a higher payout rate, and vice versa.

Gone are the days when executives heading troubled companies would agree to nominal pay upfront in the hopes of a higher payout if the company survived and thrived.

If triggered, the insurance could have meant a higher payout for Hogan but would have protected Denton from personal financial ruin.

A 2003 paper* by Robert Arnott and Clifford Asness found that companies which paid a low proportion of their profits in the form of dividends displayed slower subsequent profits growth than those with a higher payout ratio.

The problem began with a gesture to give existing retirees a higher payout than they where entitled to through a thirteenth-month payment from 'surplus earnings'.