Sentence examples for payable upfront from inspiring English sources
The surcharge, which is £150 a year for overseas students, is payable upfront andcovers migrants for the duration of their visa.
At the end of 2008, the cost of insuring against default on $10 million of General Motors bonds in the credit-default swap market was $8 million — payable upfront — plus $500,000 a year for up to five years.
Prior to signing on the dotted line make sure you know what fees are payable upfront and what fees are recurring through the life of a real estate project.
The amount of any upfront retainer payable to the banker (it is common that the retainer is waived and the advisor or banker is paid nothing unless a transaction is successfully completed).
In the Lords (2.30 pm) peers will rattle through a series of third reading debates, starting with the Voyeurism (Offences) Bill, the anti-upskirting measure fast tracked by the government, then comes the Tenant Fees Bill which would ban letting fees and most upfront fees payable by tenants to rent a property.
upfront fees are payable or the arrangement is on a "no win, no fee" basis.
(Print studios working with an artist for the first time usually request the individual to submit a credit application and provide half of the estimated cost upfront with the rest payable at completion; subsequent jobs with that artist will be completely at the end).
This particularly affects those renters who don't have a spare £1,000 for the average deposit (pdf), £400 for the average letting agent fees, and more than £900 for upfront rent and moving costs – all payable before their current landlord releases their deposit.
The purchase price consisted of an upfront payment of $6 million and an earn-out payable in one year of up to an additional $3 million dollars should certain performance targets be met.
Wyeth said the deal included an upfront payment of $60 million with as much as an additional $356.5 million payable on achieving certain goals.
