Sentence examples for redemption costs from inspiring English sources

Cheshire Building Society is the only lender currently offering a 25-year fix, pegged at 5.89%, and apart from "windows" when borrowers can escape penalty free, even after 16 years "early redemption" costs the home buyer 4% of the total loan.

Earlier this year, Marriott Hotels announced changes to its Marriott Rewards scheme amounting to a net increase in redemption costs for 323 hotels.

Other states have beverage distributors or sellers collect the deposits and pay the redemption costs, so they — and not the state — are responsible for the money.

The state reimburses the centers for what they spend on redemption costs, based on their account of what they take in by weight.

Book airline tickets on points as early as possible, since routes which allow point redemption cost more as the trip approaches, Kelly says.

You've learned that the redemption cost per mile is usually much more favorable for international business-class and first-class flights than it is for a regularly priced domestic flight.

The redemptions cost another $6.9 million, of which $5.9 million went to the Lanes, Mr. Dvorkin, Mr. Falik and Mr. Takei.

Ruby is a little irritating, something of a nag and busybody with Hedley and with their neighbor, Stool Pigeon (Stephen McKinley Henderson), a grizzled man who collects newspapers, constantly preaches that African-Americans have lost their past and makes prophecies about what their redemption will cost.

The other two don't charge redemption fees, which keeps costs down given our fairly frequent trading.

The winning touchdown was redemption for Jones, who cost Alabama a possible touchdown earlier in the fourth quarter.

But Tim Winship, who tracks loyalty programs for SmarterTravel.com, said "at the end of the day, these programs are profit generators for the airlines and hotel companies because they are generating more revenue from the sale of miles and points" than their costs from redemptions.