Sentence examples for lump sum contribution from inspiring English sources

It could well make sense not to accept a lump sum contribution to the purchase of the property but to accept a regular contribution to living expenses instead.

He said that Mr. Leffler had advised one of his contributors, Rita Stark, a Queens real estate executive, to break up her lump sum contribution into 38 smaller donations under the names of 38 different individuals so that the funds would be eligible to be matched by public money.

For instance, do they allow monthly deposits or is it a single lump sum contribution account?

F&C is one of the key child trust fund players; around 60,000 parents and guardians have paid CTF vouchers worth either £250 or £50 into its shares account, with many topping them up with monthly or lump sum contributions.

Her $360,000 donation to the New York City Ballet was the largest lump-sum contribution in the company's history up to that time.

However, if you decide to accept your father's lump-sum contribution, you and your father need to think about whether you will all be named as joint owners of the property.

With benefit costs increasing, we made a strategic, financial decision last year to revise our employee matching 401K program from a per-pay-period contribution to a yearly lump-sum contribution.

Rates on annuities — periodic payments for life by insurance companies to investors who have made regular or lump-sum contributions — are close to the lowest on record, just as bond and bank deposit rates are, financial planners point out.

That amount is a lump sum equal to the total contributions each donor is allowed to give to her campaign and the Democratic National Committee, along with $10,000 to each of the 38 state party organizations now participating in the arrangements.

However, workers can claim back their superannuation contributions as a lump sum payment upon departure from Australia (Holzmann and Pouget, 2010: 31, 62).

Company net income is then obtained by deducting head office expenses as a lump sum from the total of the divisional profit contributions.