Sentence examples for of interest earned from inspiring English sources

In this contract, the insurer makes a charge each month for general expenses and mortality costs and credits the amount of interest earned to the policyholder.

For example, tax is paid on (or deductions are allowed for) the full amount of interest earned (or paid), even though inflation is eroding the principal.

And his role last year brokering the peace between warring regulators investigating Wall Street conflicts of interest earned him additional respect.

Correction: July 23, 2000, Sunday An answer in the Q&A column last Sunday about shareholders' ability to claim interest and property-tax deductions on their federal income tax returns misstated the classification of interest earned on a reserve fund.

Banks began paying interest on some checking accounts in 1980, but this offered little benefit to law firm clients because the costs of opening and closing the short-term accounts, which exist for a few days or weeks, would exceed the amount of interest earned in almost every case.

The expression of the present expected value of interest earned in the last cycle, ({mathrm{EIEL}}_{13},) is same as Eq. (55).

A discussion of tax on interest earned in the past was also on the table.

"The tools are already on the table, waiting to be seized," Mr. Semeta said, referring to plans in Europe to provide greater exchanges of information on interest earned on savings, including from trusts and foundations.

Reason: Brokers have a habit of cheating retail customers out of the interest earned on the proceeds of short sales.

"My reading of the statute is that the 1percentt fee comes out of the interest earned, not out of the principal," Mr. Belkin said.

(One cost, for small-time short-sellers: They get cheated out of the interest earned on the proceeds of the short sale).