Sentence examples for endowment plan from inspiring English sources

During his first ministry he developed Australia's first child endowment plan and sponsored a widows' pension bill.

It also dovetailed with a $480 million expansion and endowment plan to enlarge the museum's 1995 brick-clad building, designed by the Swiss architect Mario Botta.

At first, the endowment plan would not include presidential campaigns; general elections are already financed partly by taxpayers through the federal tax check-off system.

Since you bought the house in 1991 the endowment plan probably has more than ten years still to run, so you won't be able to use the maturing plan yet to pay off the mortgage element in full.

While back in the Eighties most homeowners took out an endowment plan that was intended to repay the capital when their mortgage ended, many of those who went down the interest-only route in 2006 and 2007 did so without putting adequate provision in place to ensure they could pay off the balance.

However, some endowment plans didn't do well in the early 1990s, leaving those people with too little to pay off their loans in full now.

The aftermath of Sept. 11 has had financial implications for endowment plans and arts budgets, but it has also been a time of great generosity of spirit.

The truth was, charges were much higher, and returns much lower – a double whammy for Cowie's Child Plan, and for millions of other endowment plans.

At the time, the company said that to give customers peace of mind, it was promising "to pay the full target value on mortgage endowment plans".

Mr. Mashqor, the member of Parliament, said that the Shiite Endowment planned to spend the next three years buying houses and stores in a 650-foot radius surrounding the mosque, then begin construction in the neighborhood.

"To give them [our customers] peace of mind, we've made a promise (subject to certain conditions) to pay the full target value on mortgage endowment plans," said the company in its 2000 annual report.