"regular interest" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an interest that is steady, continual, and consistent, such as a regular interest in keeping up to date with world news. For example, "Bob has a regular interest in world politics, so he reads the newspaper every day."
That is because the bonds pay no regular interest.
And in the meantime, the Fed is collecting regular interest payments.
Decent regular interest payments still trump grudges, especially when safe havens like Treasuries return so little.
Most companies carry some debt and must pay regular interest and repay principal at certain intervals to avoid bankruptcy.
Draghi is expected to face tough questions about the ECB's role when he holds a press conference after its regular interest rate-setting policy meeting.
Owners of private equity companies say the buyouts help to make companies more efficient by spurring management to provide regular interest payments on the debt.
Pick your items, pay 10percentt of the cost plus a $5 setup fee on the spot; your stuff comes off the selling floor and is stored (laid away) for you; pay off the rest in regular (interest-free) installments over eight weeks, and the goods are yours to take home.
They are regular people, with regular interests and aren't early adopters.
The pleasure of the Oscars, besides being a regular sporting interest, is the rooting interest of seeing worthy artists enjoy practical success that bodes well for an increase in their pace and scope of work — for their increased power.
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A big beneficiary has been bond funds, which offer regular fixed interest payments.
