Sentence examples for cash value to from inspiring English sources

Known as universal life with secondary guarantees, the insurance offers both death benefits and a cash value to policyholders.

"We are pleased to have reached this agreement [with Lone Star], which delivers immediate cash value to our stockholders," said Jeff Weiss, Dollar Financial chief executive.

Many wind and solar farms offer such certificates, which are meant to attach a cash value to the environmental benefits associated with renewable power.

The Orange award team acknowledges that it will have to raise the prize's cash value to compete with the Booker, and with a likely increase in winnings for the rival Whitbread award, already £30,000.

Under the new standard, insurance wrappers will have to be reported if they have a "cash value" to the holder (if, say, he can withdraw funds from the policy or pledge it as collateral).

Or even donate as a cash value to charities.

All other things equal, the mining of that tonne might raise the value of the coal that remains in the ground, leaving the value of coal assets unchanged.In addition to these conceptual problems, Steven Keuning, head of the Dutch national accounts department, points out that the entire attempt to attach cash values to environmental goods and bads is a bit nonsensical.

The high cash value (at least compared to the stock) may indicate that the ConnectU founders really did have some compelling evidence in their case.

These policies have little-known options added on to them that grow your cash value up to 40 times faster than the policies Orman and Ramsey describe, while slashing the agent's commission by up to 70%.

"We knew the CBS side would be a dividend-paying company and would return cash or value to shareholders," said Fred Reynolds, the company's chief financial officer.

The cash value of shares to be distributed would be equal to $50,000.