Sentence examples for for a better rate from inspiring English sources

She already had insurance but was looking for a better rate.

Would borrowers be better off biding their time and waiting for a better rate to come along?

If your home's value nudged up to £107,000, this equity would increase to 25%, and could mean you qualify for a better rate.

He was counting on two things: I was unaware of my good credit standing, and I might not be inclined to shop around for a better rate.

"All too often, travelers will leave a hotel Web site and look for a better rate in an online travel agency," Mr. Clayton said.

Shopping around for a better rate can substantially improve your monthly income for the rest of your life – and, remember, you receive a higher income if the provider thinks you'll die early.

Racers get a gold, silver or bronze medal at the end of each task depending on their performance, while cops get a distinction, merit or pass – so there's always room to come back and try for a better rating if you've only just scraped through.

Homes that are remodeled conservatively, with kitchen upgrades, for example, offer a better rate of return than homes with even slightly unusual discretionary features, like tennis courts and pools, says Kermit Baker, senior research fellow at Harvard University's Joint Center for Housing Studies.

The new subscription plan is live now on iOS as an in-app purchase for $4.99 per month, but offers a better rate for quarterly or annual subscriptions, at $4.00/mo and $3/mo, respectively.

A creditworthy co-signer can help you qualify for refinancing and get a better rate.

Both Moore and Kopstein have said in previous interviews that they don't think it's worth exchanging dollars for euros to get a better rate in the tourist money known as Cuban convertible pesos, or CUCs.