She pays Affirm in installments over three to 12 months.
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Like, what kind of billionaire pays for stuff in installments?
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Venezuela agreed to pay the remainder in installments by early 2021.
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Medicare and Medicaid aren't allowed to pay for drugs in installments.
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If they don't, they'll have to pay it off in installments.
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His bill would also let drivers pay their fines in installments.
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The government agreed to pay $1.2 billion in installments to protect Citgo.
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That will be paid in installments and through financial and regulatory exemptions.
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Though 'War and Peace' was first published in installments, by the way.
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They had agreed to buy the bar from Tom McNeil in installments.
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Cohen testified he was repaid in installments that began in early 2017.
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Most U.S. carriers let you pay off your iPhone in installments as Cook described.
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The installation charges for individual homes and business are repaid by customers in installments.
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He plans to pay an initial 50 million euros and the rest in installments.
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Giuliani indicated in an interview earlier this month that Trump reimbursed Cohen in installments.
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The 215 aircraft will be delivered in installments of 235, 212, and 235 aircraft.
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Toshiba was expected to make the payout in installments starting in October, Reuters said.
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The rest will be loaned back to South32, which will be repaid in installments.
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The rest will be loaned back to South32, which will be repaid in installments.
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It's also working with insurers to allow patients to pay for the drug in installments.
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They're inexpensive, have separate data allotments and allow new phones to be paid in installments.
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He paid a total of $232,463 to the Hechts in installments before leaving the firm.
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An initial round of payments was distributed, with the rest to be paid in installments.
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Most stories appeared on the front page and were published in installments during the week.
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It has become tighter and more and more people have started asking to pay in installments.
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The decree would allow carriers to substitute fines for new investment and pay fines in installments.
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The repayment, as planned by the National Treasury and the BNDES, will be done in installments.
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Farmers will form into groups and receive a unit on credit, paying for it in installments.
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Impeachment is a drama that plays out in installments that has a narrative arc and themes.
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You wrote it in installments and you posted it up on your webpage, is that right?
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They also began receiving special retention bonuses in installments, which will run out later this year.
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Larionov suggested to Fike that Giza could pay in installments, something Fike didn't want to do.
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The offer allows shoppers in China to pay for an iPhone in installments over 20183 months.
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If you want $1.5 billion, you'll have to take it in installments over the next 30 years.
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"I read Jennifer's novel in installments as she was completing the manuscript," Luft says in the statement.
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Historically, the U.S. has paid new money to the World Bank in installments over 5-7 years.
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Another way of soothing the burn of a new iPhone purchase is to let customers pay in installments.
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The still-incomplete UNESCO World Heritage site, which began construction in 5003, will pay the fee in installments.
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She made the book for her botanical friends and issued it in installments over a 10-year period.
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This is a very expensive thing, but I am lucky that my doctor lets me pay in installments.
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New residents could pay in installments and would be granted titles once they were complete, they were told.
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The "Payment Plan " page, where filers can pay their tax bill in installments also appears to have crashed.
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"I always pay the debt on Huabei on time," said Ms. Mao, who repays the money in installments.
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" Sure, Mexico will have to pay for that wall, Trump will say, but it will be in "installments.
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Passenger jets used to be so expensive that you were expected to pay for your tickets in installments.
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Both Daryan Warner and another defendant, Jose Hawilla, had to make payments on "Forfeiture Money Judgments" in installments.
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He said he planned to take his winnings as a $162.5 million lump sum rather than in installments.
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He would tell them payments hadn't been made yet, or were in installments instead of a lump sum.
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For longer periods, banks would allow consumers to pay their debt in installments with reduced rates compared with today.
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So she agrees to pay Jughead's (Cole Sprouse) mom back in installments and also spy on Hiram for her.
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Many recalled customers who, before the elections, regularly bought goods and paid in installments, or at a later date.
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The options granted under the 2010 Plan vest in installments over a four-year period from the grant date.
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Another option, to buy goods and pay for them in installments through Grab Financial, is also in the works.
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The non-profit assists low-income families like Tanko's to switch by offering the option to pay in installments.
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It allowed Big Time to pay a straight-up $5 million fee and then $5 million more in installments.
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According to Bloomberg, Shagalov claims that the auction house reneged on an agreement to let him pay in installments.
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Mnuchin suggested coronavirus relief measures could come in installments, with the administration coming back to Congress with additional ideas.
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One of the lesser-known Libra Association members, Mercado Pago helps merchants receive payments via email or in installments.
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The winner can either take the entire $522 million in installments or an immediate lump sum of $308 million.
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Evergrande had agreed to pay off the tower in installments to Chinese Estates within six years of the sale.
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The fine was to be paid in installments of $100 a month, with no interest, according to the judgment.
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The fine was to be paid in installments of $100 a month, with no interest, according to the judgment.
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Some settlements have been structured in installments so a threat of withholding payment can be held over the accuser.
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It's also possible to spend money on Garfield Go virtual currency, in installments of up to 20 real-world dollars.
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For me, it's really the price point: $83,000 is a lot, even if I'm paying in installments through AT&T.
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You can pay full price upfront or in installments of $41.61 (2256GB) or $2350 (27GB) per month over 25 months.
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He agreed to pay in installments and paid $1.5 million but missed last week's deadline to pay the next $440,291.
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These colossal structures are impressive, but it's costly to pack and launch this kind of ungainly equipment, even in installments.
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Migrants send back money in installments and build floor by floor, until they decide to come home or are deported.
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A new app offers anyone with a basic income the ability to purchase artworks worth up to $50,000 in installments.
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The collector would offer to buy paintings in installments like art layaway and gradually built his collection, buying what he loved.
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The decision hints that Legendary's already gritty take on the monster movie will be getting even darker in installments to come.
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Layaway allows shoppers who can't pay for merchandise all at once to reserve the product and pay for it in installments.
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My employer generously paid for the two-year plan and I pay him back every first of the month in installments.
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The winner could otherwise have elected to accept the full amount of the jackpot paid out in installments over 29 years.
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The National Writers Union has since pressured the company into agreeing to pay a small group of freelance journalists in installments.
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POS loans offer the opportunity to buy a product now and pay for it in installments, like layaway but in reverse.
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Mr. Weisselberg suggested repaying it in installments and told Mr. Cohen to send invoices once a month, according to the people.
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I think in the U.S. we have a distorted view of the market because in the U.S. people still buy in installments.
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If you're short on cash and you want to avoid going into debt, consider working with the IRS to pay in installments.
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Fuks said he offered Trump $10 million in installments for the project, but that Trump rejected that offer and demanded $20 million.
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If a publisher buys your book, your advance from the publisher will likely be paid out in installments (typically two or three).
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Some schools are leasing — or paying in installments — to third party vendors as a way to keep upfront costs at a minimum.
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In new rules that banks must adopt by April 3, the balance must be financed in installments with lower rates, the council decided.
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Venezuela will pay the balance in installments over the next two years as part of an amended Settlement Agreement, the Canadian miner said.
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Depending on the retailer and the provider of financing, your balance may also accrue interest as you pay for your item in installments.
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Set up a payment plan so you can pay off the amount in installments if you cannot come up with the full amount.
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Frank claimed when he left Avenatti's firm, Eagan Avenatti, the firm agreed to pay him a settlement of $4.85 million, due in installments.
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In part because the loans aren't repaid in installments, they don't meet Pew's criteria for "safe and affordable" small loans, Mr. Bourke said.
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The work is distributed by Netflix, and there's probably some in-house research showing that people want to watch things unfold in installments.
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" Mr. Cohen asserted later that Mr. Trump's goal in providing the reimbursements in installments "was in order to hide what the payment was.
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But how might that change if one could purchase artwork after paying just 24% of its price and pay the rest in installments?
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You have the option of paying in installments over a three-, six-, or 12-month pay period for all orders up to $14.93,500.
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In Corinth, defendants now have more time to pay their bail and can pay in installments, according to the AP. In New York, Gov.
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Employees also did field research by camping out in certain stores, asking customers about the process of filling out paperwork to pay in installments.
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The drop in retail activity was driven by inflation and a government policy introduced in February changing the way retailers sell products in installments.
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Mr. Passer, 31, is the founder and chief executive of Rentlender, a company that provides a flexible plan to pay monthly rent in installments.
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N and its partner, state-owned utility Santee Cooper, said Toshiba will make the payments in installments beginning in October and ending in September 2022.
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So, toward the end of last year, Cohen and Davidson negotiated a deal for Broidy to pay Bechard $1.6 million, in installments, for her silence.
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Drug companies, including Novartis, say that alternative payment models — like paying in installments or tying payment rates to value — could smooth out costs over time.
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Bluebird did not confirm Zynteglo's price, but said it plans to implement a payment system that staggers costs in installments over a five-year period.
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This summer, American Express announced a plan to let cardholders pay off purchases of $100 or more in installments, which could result in more fees.
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Contractors sometimes offer homeowners the opportunity to pay for large projects in installments, especially if it's a major renovation like an addition to your home.
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Clarification: This article has been updated to clarify that the Department of Energy grant will be given in installments and not in one lump sum.
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It launched a pilot in June for a service that will allow its merchants to allow their clients to purchase products and services in installments.
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You can leave your money in the plan, take payments from it in installments, roll the money to an IRA or take a lump sum.
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The FBI disseminated these numbers to newspapers, which printed them in installments, in an attempt to try to track the cash and, possibly, Cooper's whereabouts.
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Through Square Capital, the fintech firm has slowly rolled out other bank-like products, such as small business loans and the ability to pay in installments.
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The new Netflix series unfolds in installments, as teenage Hannah Baker (Katherine Langford) posthumously reveals the reasons (and people) that led her to death by suicide.
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Some colleges do allow families to set up tuition payment plans, so you could pay for a semester's tuition in installments if your limit is low.
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In its third quarter results, Petrobras reported that it was owed 15.8 billion reais by Eletrobras, of which 8.6 billion was to be paid in installments.
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Whether it's a Chapter 27 or Chapter 230, the down payment is usually a couple hundred dollars, and his clients can pay the remainder in installments.
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The deal calls for the women to be paid in installments of several thousand dollars per quarter until the total of $950k is paid in full.
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Citi has an option called Flex Pay, "where you can choose to pay an individual purchase in installments," said Matt Schulz, chief industry analyst at Comparecards.com.
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The minister told reporters the government expected to get about 320 billion rupees of the spectrum payments initially as carriers are allowed to pay in installments.
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Labour said the total cost of such a proposal was estimated to be 58 billion pounds before tax, but that it could be paid in installments.
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Labour said the total cost of such a proposal was estimated to be 58 billion pounds before tax, but that it could be paid in installments.
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Average monthly wages in Ethiopia range from 1,500 birr ($54) to 20153,000 ($108) birr, and most vendors across Africa don't allow customers to pay in installments.
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Cohen was directed to submit monthly invoices and the payments were made in installments of $35,000 over 12 months, according to prosecutors in the Cohen case.
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The deal was paid in installments, with $400 million being handed over to Iran on the same day that the US prisoners were released (January 17).
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Under terms of a September 2018 ruling by a Genoa court, the League must repay the 49 million euros in installments over the course of 75 years.
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Bulgarians have bought Olympic Insurance policies worth about 40 million levs but the drivers' losses will be smaller as many policies were payable in installments, she said.
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So to me, the iPhone was always an $800 luxury, even though most people in the U.S. pay about $200 up front and the rest in installments.
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She also shunned a proposal to include jewelry, precious stones, artwork and antiques from the program while barring a proposal to allow payment of fines in installments.
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You can also opt-in for 6-month financing and pay for your new watch in installments if you want to make it easier on your wallet.
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"They stumbled upon their formula with The Walking Dead: taking a recognizable property, actually making a great game and then releasing it in installments," Mr. Pachter said.
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Meanwhile, business owners who filed a 2017 return without electing to pay the transition tax in installments can do so by filing an amended return by Oct.
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The Department of Energy is expected to give $1 billion in installments to either Brookhaven National Lab or 1.5 billion dollars to JLab to build the EIC.
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The platform giants should let startups and small businesses defer their cloud infrastructure payments for three to six months until they can pay them back in installments.
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Nor an indemnification that should have been much greater than the feeble amount of $15 million that the American government paid, in installments, for the stolen land.
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Companies like Afterpay let shoppers buy products and pay in installments without having to go through the scrutiny of applying for a credit card or a loan.
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She establishes herself as a household name as the Post's sex and dating columnist, blogging about her relationships with men (like the bland, excruciatingly preppy "Blaine") in installments.
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Netflix said 24 brand new episodes of the comedy series will premiere in installments globally on Netflix starting in 2017, with subsequent installments following in 2018 and beyond.
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Trump pledged in 85033 to donate his $400,000 presidential salary if he won the White House, and has since donated the paycheck in installments to various government agencies.
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Mr. Ringier confirmed in a phone interview that he had given Ms. Ruf the "thank you gift" of 1 million francs, paid in installments over 2015 and 2016.
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" —SETH MEYERS "Urban Outfitters and Anthropologie are rolling out a new payment program, which allows online shoppers to pay in installments later rather than in full, called Afterpay.
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Bulgarians bought Olympic Insurance policies worth about 40 million levs ($23.4 million) but their losses will be smaller as many policies were payable in installments, Agayn has said.
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The cashback can be claimed back in installments in months 6, 9, 12, 15, and 18, and instructions on how to claim will be provided with your order.
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The reason this was done in installments is that US law prevents the US government from giving Iran dollars, so the government had to scrape together foreign currency.
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While her books are available in print, she still publishes projects in installments on Wattpad first, taking her audience's constant engagement as encouragement to keep going — and keep improving.
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Navy Chief of Staff Admiral Leuchai Ruddis said the payment will be made in installments over seven years and will not leave other parts of the government's budget short.
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Novartis has offered payment alternatives, such as reimbursement in installments over three to five years, or providing discounts if a patient does not see specific benefits from the therapy.
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Residents told the Thomson Reuters Foundation that in 2007, they were given the option of paying in installments over 20 years, although this was not written into their contracts.
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"Tristram Shandy," which was published in installments, features both an anxious review of its own undisciplined structure and fictional quarrels between Sterne and readers who objected to earlier volumes.
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Meanwhile, the $400,000 that Cohen received from Novartis in installments from October 2017 to January 2018 preceded a dinner Trump reportedly had with a Novartis executive in Davos, Switzerland.
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Customers can pick up products and deposit the money at the cash box placed in the front, or pay in installments, if they're not carrying enough cash in hand.
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When a publisher agrees to buy the (future) manuscript, they offer an advance — often around $100,000 to $200,000 for a first-time chef-author — that's paid out in installments.
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The reason this was being done in installments is that US law prevents the US government from giving Iran dollars, so the government had to scrape together foreign currency.
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SouSmile's follow-up process includes bimonthly appointments, and costs approximately $2440,23.2, which co-founder Michael Ruah says is 33% cheaper than comparable treatments, and can be paid in installments.
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Brian Ralph's cult hit comic Daybreak — published in installments throughout the 2000s, then released as a graphic novel in 2001 — is an intimate zombie story told completely in first person.
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Southern Co cautioned that the success of Vogtle hinges on ailing Toshiba making good on its settlement, which will be paid in installments, and U.S. lawmakers extending production tax credits.
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Over the course of one day, Raj and 50 other grantees walked away with $3.5 million in initial funding, with another $5 million set to be paid out in installments.
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The bail industry makes a $2 billion profit each year, the ACLU says, with users typically paying a 10 percent, non-refundable fee, often in installments with high interest rates.
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The outage affected the "Direct Pay " link, a free service for paying taxes via bank accounts, and the "Payment Plan " page, where filers can pay their tax bill in installments.
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Tyga just agreed to pay the management company that had sued him for $4 million, but he doesn't have to pay the full amount and he can pay in installments.
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Instead, the company handed him a $90 million exit package, paid in installments of about $143 million a month for four years, said two people with knowledge of the terms.
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Six-issue series, like those that TKO is offering, typically arrive in installments in stores weekly (on occasion) or monthly (which is the norm), with collected editions following months later.
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At the time of his death from cancer, he had been buying the house in installments from his landlady, Jeanne Faure, who grew up in Algeria under French colonial rule.
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Mr. Cohen testified that he was reimbursed in installments by Mr. Trump and his company, the Trump Organization, starting in early 2017 for the payment to the actress, Stormy Daniels.
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The former New York City mayor told the Times this week Trump repaid Cohen in installments of $35,000 a month through his "personal family account," amounting to $460,000 or $470,000 total.
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Take a second to consider how many other things in your life are like this: You might pay for your mortgage or maybe your car in installments, but that's about it.
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BBOXX said the service, aimed at expanding cleaner cooking in urban areas, would harness the same mobile money and digital platform it uses for solar kits and power paid in installments.
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Here she uploaded the image to her "vault," a cache of photos, videos, audio messages, and letters she plans to have sent in installments to various family members after her death.
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I know it's just fucking money but he sued us for so much and we'd had so many expenses opening a second restaurant that we're still paying him off in installments.
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In October the company made its first significant push into consumer credit by offering a new service that enables customers of its small-business clients to pay for purchases in installments.
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To offset the initial cost -- CFLs are six time more expensive -- the utility allows users to pay for them in installments through the bill, which itself is lowered by the better efficiency.
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If they meet a set of monthly health and wellness goals over 24 months, the watch is free; if they fall behind, the watch is billed in installments of $15 a month.
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The sellers always target the new prisoners—first week they'll be in their ear telling them what they can get, telling them how they can pay in installments, and all of that.
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The works were acquired by Father Marcos, who met with Nakhla and asked whether he could buy one of her biblical works in installments due to the small size of his congregation.
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However, the IRS has said if your income is uneven during a given year you can vary the amounts of payments and pay in installments to ensure you aren't penalized for underpayment.
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Baghdad will pay GE in installments over three years, starting in 2017, because the electricity ministry's 2016 budget was cut by more than half to 1.185 trillion Iraqi dinars ($1 billion), Mudaris said.
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Single-payment car title loans, which are repaid with a balloon payment, are available in 20 states; five other states permit only auto title loans that are repaid in installments, the report said.
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It primarily targets the poorest populations in the world, where money goes the farthest: GiveDirectly organizers go to villages, get residents signed up, and then transfer them about $1,500 cash each in installments.
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Particularly with nonstandard insurers, there are often "policy fees" of $30 to $50 to buy coverage, and extra fees if you pay in installments or add an additional car to the policy later.
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BP said it would pay the $10.5 billion in installments over six months from the date of completion, with $5.25 billion of the consideration to be raised through the sale of new shares.
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The measure effectively denied the vote to hundreds of thousands of those who are too poor to pay the fees or are paying them in installments that will not be completed for years.
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ProPublica and The Guardian wrote a very interesting tale about how the father of Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump's now-son-in-law, pledged to give $903 million to Harvard, paid in installments.
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Jarvis Bracy, 25, said he begged to be allowed to pay in installments after he was charged with a felony on his first offense — misidentifying himself to a police officer one drunken night.
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Cohen testified the check was one of 11 he received to reimburse him in installments for the illegal hush payment he made to Stormy Daniels on Trump's behalf weeks before the 2016 election.
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Fortunately, companies, think tanks and policymakers are already exploring innovative solutions, such as the option to pay in installments over several years and the possibility of refunding payment if the treatment is not successful.
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The winner would stand to receive nearly $40 million before federal taxes if opting for the winnings in a lump-sum payout, or the full $63 million paid out in installments over 30 years.
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The Moto Z and Z Force will be available on July 63 for $26 and $30 per month, payable in installments over 24 months, or for the full prices of $793 and $783, respectively.
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In a later, much longer article, published in installments, she described John Huston's anguished effort to make a great film of "The Red Badge of Courage," Stephen Crane's classic novel of the Civil War.
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Hastert paid Individual A $1.7 million in installments of $50,000 or $100,000 through the end of 2014, when the FBI visited Hastert's home to ask him about suspicious cash withdrawal from his bank accounts.
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Sander Esserman, a lawyer representing car owners seeking to recover costs related to the recall, criticized the trust proposal because it limited the rights of consumers by barring punitive damages and paying compensation in installments.
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If Trump knew that Cohen was advancing him a $130,000 loan for campaign purposes, that would have to be reported by the campaign, as would the payments Giuliani said Trump made in installments to Cohen.
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His breakthrough feature, the nine-hour "Tie Xi Qu: West of Tracks" (showing in installments at the Film Society on Friday and Saturday), captures the profound economic shifts in an industrial district in northeast China.
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The policy essentially allows for renters to be given a choice when it comes to cash deposits, including allowing residents to cover security deposits in installments or use insurtech products like Rhino to cover deposits.
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The result reflects the company's ability to attract new students and retain existing ones, a better product mix and the positive effects of a program allowing tuitions to be paid in installments, according to the statement.
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And his attempts to fix the mess — including saying that Trump has paid Cohen in installments adding up to more than $400,000 for the hush money — haven't gone much better, as shown by the Stephanopoulos interview.
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He paid his client in installments of about $247,2300 to $1,900 over more than three years, totaling $124,000, and told the client that payments to assisted living facilities where he lived were "advances" of the settlement.
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"Businesses will close if we don't allow them to pay their debts in installments, especially the small companies that generate jobs and income for the country," said Senator Ataídes Oliveira, from the Brazilian Social Democratic Party (PSDB).
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The Border Patrol agent will have to pay $100,000 in restitution when he's sentenced on October 9, and the remaining $120,000 in fines will be paid in installments of $500 each month for the next 20 years.
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The policyholders have to meet certain wellness targets through regular exercise and health screenings over two years in order to "earn" the discount, or they'll be required to pay off the rest of the wearable's price in installments.
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That puts Square in direct competition with PayPal co-founder Max Levchin's startup Affirm, which last year launched a mobile app that generates one-time card numbers for online purchases that customers can then pay back in installments.
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Lawmakers in Australia have also called for tougher regulation of buy-now-pay-later companies, which let shoppers buy products in installments, without having to go through the scrutiny of applying for a credit card or a loan.
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And aviation industry investor Hans Rudolf Woehrl has offered to buy Air Berlin in its entirety for 500 million euros, to be paid in installments, while China's LinkGlobal Logistics has asked to be given more time, until Sept.
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Companies reporting losses will be allowed to abate their tax debts and pay back taxes in installments, and credit card companies will have to shorten the time they take to process payments or lower their rates, he said.
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But many people don't realize that some versions of the product lock up their money, only allowing withdrawals to be taken in installments over roughly ten years — a condition that critics say the company hasn't always clearly explained.
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NHS staff will be able to access their salary via the Greensill Earnd app — Greensill, which initially focused on supply chain financing, earlier this month acquired Australian fintech Earnd, which gives employees access to their salary in installments.
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The president's former lawyer testified under oath on Wednesday that Don Jr. would have known about the broad strokes of the deal, in which Cohen was later paid back, in installments, by Trump's company for his initial payout to Stormy Daniels.
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FDA approval was necessary for the company to unlock a tranche of debt funding from private equity firm Fortress Investment Group, which in December agreed to loan Theranos $100 million, but in installments and upon the achievement of certain milestones.
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It's worth pointing out that the extra fee is only if you buy the iPhone X from Best Buy upfront; if you purchase the iPhone in installments from Best Buy, the price works out to the usual $999 and $1,149.
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The price will obviously vary depending on the actual device you plan to buy, but that should make it easier for Windows users to get the device and programs they already plan to use and pay it off in installments.
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Cohen has said he was repaid in installments by the Trump Organization, under the guise of a phony legal retainer, after wiring $130,000 to adult film star Stormy Daniels, who claims to have slept with Trump, shortly before the 2016 election.
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Contemporary art has been his main passion, and he has bought works by such major names as Gerhard Richter, David Hockney, Sol LeWitt and Henry Moore from various London dealers, often paying in installments and never spending more than £363,236.
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Fernandes retired from the company in December, on the eve of its FDA rejection, but the money's still flowing: The company agreed to pay her salary for 18 months after her retirement — plus a $420,390 bonus paid out in installments.
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The dealer, Jamal Ahmed, said he had refused to transfer the money to Dubai because it would be considered money laundering, but agreed to reimburse the first lady in installments, according to an affidavit submitted to the High Court of Zimbabwe.
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Temer said registration of new businesses and tax payments would be streamlined, companies would be allowed to pay back tax in installments, real estate credit would be stimulated, credit card interest rates lowered and credit for small and medium companies expanded.
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My boss offered to pay for it and remove the cost in installments from my paycheck, but I declined because I figured I could use the credit card points — at this point, I'm thinking I should have taken her up on her offer.
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To help less affluent people finance this switch, we are offering 10 million energy efficient light bulbs to households and let them pay in installments through the electricity bill, which at the same time will be reduced because of the more efficient bulbs.
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Afterpay might be best compared to layaway, a service that all but disappeared with the advent of credit cards but has made a recent comeback, allowing shoppers to pay for big purchases in installments over time before actually taking possession of an item.
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DraftKings and FanDuel are so short of cash, two people familiar with their negotiations said, that they asked Mr. Schneiderman's office if they could pay the settlement in installments and conceded that they were having difficulty meeting their day-to-day obligations.
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Sholem Aleichem's exuberant novel-in-installments, "Tevye the Dairyman," published in Yiddish between 1894 and 1916, today lives in the twin shadows of its adaptations: "Fiddler on the Roof," the Tony-winning Broadway musical, and the Oscar-nominated movie by the same title.
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In the purchase of that aircraft, according to the charging documents unsealed Thursday, Mr. Avenatti used $2.5 million of a client's $3 million settlement, paid in 2017, while he told the client that the settlement would be paid in installments over eight years.
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Corporate tax income has slumped this year after a reform by the PP which, as of 2016, meant businesses paying their taxes in installments did not have to pay a minimum established amount every time and could settle the balance much later on.
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On getting its fair share, Clark said the province had struck an "unprecedented" agreement with Kinder Morgan under which the company would pay it up to C$1 billion in installments of between C$25 million and C$50 million a year over 20 years.
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But toward the end of October, Cohen, feeling pressure to strike a deal with Daniels before she reached one with a media outlet other than AMI, ended up using shell companies to pay her directly (he was later reimbursed in installments by the Trump Organization).
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Layaway programs, which have made a comeback since the 3003 financial crisis as customers avoided using credit cards to make purchases, allow shoppers to put aside holiday merchandise like electronics and toys and make payments in installments until the full price has been paid.
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But the fact that the department is already asking Congress for billions demonstrates that there's no price too high — and that it's hoping to ask Congress to pay for the wall in installments, even without anyone knowing how much, in total, the project will cost.
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Wal-Mart, the world's largest retailer, is also counting on "Star Wars" toy sales this holiday, and has added a large assortment of "Star Wars" products to its holiday layaway program, which allows shoppers to put aside holiday merchandise and make payments in installments.
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The company has added additional features in recent months, such as to pay for a rental booking in installments, split payments in a group, book restaurant reservations, and added new filters for guests with accessibility needs, all of which help encourage more people to use the platform.
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Less known and less used in the life insurance arena are so-called life settlements, whereby a third party purchases all or part of a person's current life insurance policy with a lump-sum payment or in installments, with an amount based on the insured's life expectancy.
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In a decision late on Friday, U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh in San Jose, California, found no proof of a nationwide conspiracy to steer accused shoplifters into paying $400 up front or $500 in installments for the classes from Utah-based Corrective Education, and admitting guilt, to avoid prosecution.
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This $1 billion isn't a lump-sum up-front investment — instead, it's a total amount that can be delivered anytime over the next decade, in installments that correspond with funding efforts on OpenAI's side that feed back into Microsoft's own AI ambitions, as detailed by The New York Times.
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That is why the "Mad Money " host decided to look into the business behind Rent-A-Center, a chain that sells consumer goods like appliances, computers and furniture on a rent-to-own basis, where customers pay off the cost of the merchandise they take home in installments.
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That is why the "Mad Money" host decided to look into the business behind Rent-A-Center, a chain that sells consumer goods like appliances, computers and furniture on a rent-to-own basis, where customers pay off the cost of the merchandise they take home in installments.
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DraftKings and FanDuel are so short of cash, according to the two people familiar with the negotiations, that they have asked Mr. Schneiderman's office if they can pay the final settlement in installments, and they have conceded that they are having difficulty meeting their day-to-day obligations.
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Hong Kong-born Pearl Lam, who runs her own contemporary art galleries around Asia, said China's capital controls had prompted many galleries to allow customers to pay in installments but the repayment periods had sometimes been stretched to up to three years with others not able to pay at all.
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In a decision late on Friday, U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh in San Jose, California, found no proof of a nationwide conspiracy to steer accused shoplifters into paying $400 up front or $500 in installments for the classes from Utah-based Corrective Education Co, and admitting guilt, to avoid prosecution.
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"If Johnny wishes to change the settlement agreement, we must insist that he honor the full amount by donating $14M to charity, which, after accounting for his tax deduction, is equal to his $7M payment obligation to Amber," the statement continued, adding that Depp should make the payment in a lump sum rather than in installments.
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John ConyersJohn James ConyersEXCLUSIVE: Trump on reparations: 'I don't see it happening' McConnell: Reparations aren't 'a good idea' This week: Democrats move funding bills as caps deal remains elusive MORE Jr. (D-Mich.) resigned last year after BuzzFeed reported that a female former aide who accused him of sexual harassment received about $27,000 in installments from his office budget.
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"Investor groups have hijacked the bankruptcy process to ensure that they reap billions more in profits while individual fire victims receive cents on the dollar, are paid in installments, and have their recoveries funded in large part by stock in the restructured PG&E," said Helen Sedwick, a lawyer who lost her Santa Rosa home to the 2017 wildfires.
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The unwieldy runtime has inspired people to start making recommendations about when to chop the thing up if you want to watch it in installments or even daring to suggest that, maybe, just maybe, the story might've been better told as a TV series instead of a three-and-a-half-hour movie for our collective viewing ease.
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The Baron de Pontalba, enraged when he learned that his daughter-in-law's dowry was to be paid in installments and foiled in his 20-year attempt to seize her property, burst into her bedroom at the family's country estate in France in 1834, took out a pistol and shot her three times in the chest.
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So now, a poor person who needs cash to meet a sudden or recurring expense can get a long-term, costly loan from the payday lender, to be paid in installments; or they can get a short-term loan from their bank, which will likely get rolled over multiple times and not be paid off for months, at potentially even greater cost.
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The merger was one of necessity: Lobbying and legal costs had damaged both companies' bottom lines to the extent that representatives of the companies last month asked the New York attorney general's office to allow them to pay a combined $12 million settlement in installments after claims that they employed false and deceptive advertising practices, two people familiar with those negotiations said.
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In his own home, McNanney is still constantly rearranging to make room for new finds, but a few important pieces always stay put: Beside the kitchen sink, there's a spindly legged 19th-century British wooden cupboard he bought in installments, at the age of 20, from a Manhattan antique store (paying $50 a week for five months) while working at John Derian's home décor shop in the East Village.
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