Sentence examples for deposit paying from inspiring English sources

Few people relish paying stamp duty when they are putting down a large deposit, paying solicitors' fees and watching money slip through their fingers.

At Eastern National, Mr. Boyle inaugurated the "golden passbook," a program in which the bank issued higher-yielding certificates of deposit, paying 6percentt interest in the 1950's, when banks typically paid 1 to 3percentt.

Take this interactive quiz to help you decide who to vote for... Click here to launch Mr Miliband will say: "It is simply too expensive for so many young people to buy a home today, saving up for the deposit, paying the fees and having enough left over for the stamp duty.

Montana and Arizona offer certificates of deposit paying 2% less than the increase in private college tuition, with a guaranteed minimum of 2% a year.

An airline is usually able to walk away from an option deal if it forfeits the modest deposit paid.

According to a weekly Bankrate.com survey, the average one-year certificate of deposit paid 1.63percentt interest, while average money-market accounts paid 0.54percentt interest.

When we decided on the flat we wanted, we immediately had to pay a £200 holding fee (deductible against our deposit, paid later) and a £176.25 administration fee.

The Halifax issued data showing that the average deposit paid by a first-time buyer increased by 13% in 2015 to £32,927.

Our gold was empty Irn-Bru bottles, known as "glass cheques" because they could be cashed in for the deposit paid with every purchase.

If there are any breakages or missing items you can set off the cost of these against any deposit paid by the tenant.

Bank certificates of deposit pay a percentage of the C.D.I., corporate debt pays a percentage of the C.D.I. or the C.D.I. plus a spread, and most of Brazil's asset management industry uses it as its benchmark.