But, if he does touch 'em, it pays out 5/1.
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One pays out a given interest rate specified in nominal terms.
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IBM also pays out about 44 percent of its earnings as dividends.
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Medicaid, the health-insurance scheme for the poor, pays out another $350bn.
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That fund then pays out benefits to people who lose their jobs.
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The protesters complain that the scheme pays out less than they had expected.
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Almost every other insurance company pays out-of-network providers directly, he said.
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It currently pays out 50 percent of its electricity revenues as a dividend.
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Companies buy insurance that usually pays out when they have to halt operations.
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That is, it pays out more benefits to those working and earning less.
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Swapping heroes and superheroes — protagonists and antagonists — could be gamble that pays out big.
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Those seeking investment set up a similar contract that pays out under fixed conditions.
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It pays out more than $78 billion each year to nearly five million beneficiaries.
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Costco, an international chain of membership warehouses, currently pays out a dividend of 0.83%.
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Gold pays out no yield, making it less attractive when interest rates are higher.
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This means Merck now pays out 303 cents per quarter, up from 48 cents previously.
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In New York alone, the state comptroller's office pays out about $1 million per day.
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Faecbook pays out over $1 million on average a year in bug bounties, executives said.
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The CDS is like an insurance contract: it pays out if the company defaults. 20173.
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Fixed income is a type of investment that pays out a fixed amount of interest.
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When forage fails, the insurance pays out, which helps explain the product and build trust.
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Because it pays out in more limited circumstances, AD&D insurance can be very inexpensive.
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If you don&apost choose a beneficiary, the policy generally pays out to your estate.
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Despite this, America still takes in more income from its investments abroad than it pays out.
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Meanwhile, New York City-based Lolli has taken a similar approach but pays out bitcoin instead.
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In contrast, the more a traditional insurer pays out in claims, the less profit it makes.
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Tesla routinely pays out five-figure sums to individuals who find and successfully report these flaws.
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The compounding effect of long-term engineer loyalty pays out significant dividends as time goes on.
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A regional disaster-insurance scheme, called CCRIF, pays out quickly (see article), softening the economic blow.
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They will face higher deductibles, co-pays, out of pocket maximums or requirements to change doctors.
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He created a form of insurance that pays out when forage coverage drops — no visits necessary.
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When a customer signs up for Dash Replenishment, Amazon pays out a one-time referral fee.
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Instant Articles now pays out more than $1 million per day to publishers via Facebook Audience Network.
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A level below 100 means it takes in more in premiums than it pays out in claims.
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It then pays out the artists based on a previously agreed level of involvement and revenue share.
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Nearly every teacher pays out of pocket for school supplies — and now one is taking legal action.
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Among the lesser-explored ones: The struggling social network pays out so much stock to its employees.
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This is the same percentage that Twitch pays out to its Partners and Affiliates, for comparison's sake.
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Americans are dying sooner than they once did, which means the government pays out less in benefits.
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The former two stocks offer a 4.4% dividend yield, while the latter pays out a 5.4% yield.
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It currently insures pensions for 770,000 individuals and pays out 1.9 billion pounds in benefits each year.
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A ratio below 22.8 percent means the insurer earns more in premiums than it pays out in claims.
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Mr Tilahun says his company pays out 30,000 Ethiopian birr ($1,089) for each camel, twice the market price.
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A ratio below 100 percent means the insurer earns more in premiums than it pays out in claims.
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A ratio below 100 percent means an insurer earns more in premiums than it pays out in claims.
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CaaStle collects the customers' credit card transactions, so it pays out to the retailer, based on their package.
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The card pays out 1.5x miles on everything, which gets matched at the end of the first year.
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It pays out 150,000 bonus points after you spend $4,000 in eligible purchases within the first three months.
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Purdue Pharma's long-standing annual incentive program pays out based on performance of the employee and the company.
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Insurance that pays out when forage coverage drops — known as index-based livestock insurance — is an elegant idea.
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A ratio above 100% indicates an insurer is receiving less in premiums than it pays out in claims.
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"No board pays out tens of millions of dollars unless there is a reasonable case against them," he said.
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Berkshire would make the investment by purchasing 100,000 shares of preferred stock, which pays out an 8% annual dividend.
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Once rolled out, the investment pays out over a long period of gradual revenue growth from the expanded network.
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Google, for example, pays out about 20 percent of its total advertising revenue as so-called traffic acquisition cost.
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Each year, the European Union pays out $65 billion in farm subsidies meant to support farmers and rural communities.
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There's also a lack of transparency about how the Developer Rewards program works and pays out, according to CNET.
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Each year, the European Union pays out $4443 billion in farm subsidies meant to support farmers and rural communities.
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Under the new policy, the company pays out between 40 and 60 percent of underlying earnings throughout the cycle.
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The card pays out 2 bonus points per $1 spent on common spending categories like gas, groceries and utilities.
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The American Express Green card pays out 3x points on travel and restaurants worldwide and 1x point everywhere else.
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Amazon pays out about $20 million every month to authors on Kindle Unlimited, per Kindle Direct Publishing Global Fund.
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They can do that by reading a pay table, which tells them what each possible winning hand pays out.
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Because an annuity pays out a fixed amount until someone dies, it offers stronger protections as people live longer.
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We decided to look at just how much more wealth Musk would have if the full package pays out.
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Combined ratio, the percentage of premium revenue Travelers pays out in claims, rose to 96.7 percent from 93.1 percent.
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AD&D insurance pays out a death benefit if an insured individual dies due to a covered, accidental cause.
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Toys R Us pays out endless earnings in the form of a gift card 12 weeks after parents' due dates.
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A FloodFlash policy pays out a pre-agreed, fixed sum as soon as a pre-defined level of flooding occurs.
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Berkshire Hathaway will make the investment by purchasing 100,000 shares of preferred stock, which pays out an 8% annual dividend.
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What is surprising, however, is that the biggest cost to the company is the fee it pays out to drivers.
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The bill calls for a desperately needed increase in the benefits that Social Security pays out to low wage workers.
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Mr Winters said that his 210 top managers would receive a performance-based incentive scheme that pays out in 2600.
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A ratio below 100 percent means an insurer earns more in premiums than it pays out in claims and expenses.
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Maybe this new system pays out $1 million per week but only rolls up $85033 million for the maximum prize.
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This IFPI study found that while Spotify pays around $20 per user in royalties, YouTube pays out less than $1.
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Because premiums don't rise as steeply, the federal government pays out less in premium subsidies — keeping the program deficit-neutral.
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Once the insured dies — no matter how many years go by in between — the policy pays out to the beneficiaries.
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A $2 million blanket policy, for example, may have a $10,000 deductible the farmer pays out of pocket, Johnson said.
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It pays out roughly that amount every quarter in dividends, and on average about three times as much in buybacks.
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It pays out more than $1 million per day to publishers via Facebook Audience Network, the social network's own ad network.
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The underlying combined ratio, the percentage of premium revenue Travelers pays out in claims, rose to 91.7 percent from 90 percent.
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In other words, the more insurers charge customers for premiums, as a rule, the more the government pays out in subsidies.
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By comparison, a 19653-year Treasury note, with a yield of 1.6 percent, pays out only $1.60 for a $100 investment.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) investigated sales of this type of annuity — a form of pension that pays out until death.
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In 2006, Mexico issued the world's first government catastrophe bond, a form of insurance that pays out when an earthquake strikes.
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Also, Apple pays out more than 70 percent of its revenue to the music owners that power its Apple Music service.
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The title insurance industry in New York pays out less than 5 percent of its premiums in losses, Ms. Vullo said.
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Every year, the Social Security Administration adjusts the amount of the benefits it pays out in order to keep up with inflation.
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Grabr takes the money as soon as the bid is accepted, and then pays out the traveler once they deliver the goods.
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The company makes money by charging the customer more for the service than it pays out to its fleet and service providers.
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The per capita spending includes both what the plan pays for health services, and what the individual pays out of pocket, personally.
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The industry also feeds the Alaska Permanent Fund, which pays out an annual dividend to every man, woman and child in Alaska.
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Another is to offer some sort of crop insurance that pays out in particularly bad seasons, as Ethiopia is trying to do.
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Case in point: President Obama became the latest politician to call for upping how much the federal government pays out to retirees.
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The crux of the talks has long been Greece's bloated pension program, which still pays out about 10 percent of G.D.P. annually.
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Twitter is notable for the amount of stock it pays out to its employees, which is high even by Silicon Valley standards.
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The company still generates significantly more cash than it pays out however, leading some analysts and investors to call for larger dividends.
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Users contribute as little as half a cent to a pool of funds that pays out when a patient needs financial aid.
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One option is to use some of their savings to buy an annuity — an insurance contract that pays out income over time.
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This benefit pays out until the higher-earning spouse reaches 2401, at which point his or her own larger benefit kicks in.
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ClassPass often pays out $8 a class and when a studio pays teachers $83-100 per class, it is a losing formula.
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That currently represents a 1.6 percent dividend yield, the ratio a company pays out in annual dividends relative to its stock price.
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MoviePass users get to see a movie a day in theaters for just $10 a month while the company pays out full price.
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The startup analyzes remixes to identify original tracks, and then pays out the rights holders, while allowing producers to legally clear their samples.
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We broke the story ... Gilbert filed court docs in his family law case saying his $111 million NBA contract pays out on Oct.
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It goes back to the state's permanent fund, which is filled by oil and gas production and then pays out to Alaska's residents.
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The couple also has a "second to die" policy valued at $2 million, which pays out upon the death of the second spouse.
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In addition to that, Pandora pays out over 3 million annually to artists such Drake and Lil' Wayne for use of their music.
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Over the course of the game, players can wager on other combinations, like two 5s turned over (which pays out 7 to 1).
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That means after the company pays out driver costs, passenger promotions, taxes and other fees, Uber keeps about 23 percent of each transaction.
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ColorTV pays out developers on a CPM basis, as well as a cost-per-install basis if the viewer downloads the marketer's app.
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As the name implies, this type of insurance pays out a benefit if someone dies or is severely injured due to an accident.
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Around 90,000 Royal Mail workers are in a defined benefit scheme, which pays out according to workers' final salary and length of service.
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The company borrowed $40 billion to finance the Time Warner acquisition, and it pays out a dividend that costs $14 billion a year.
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For instance, a large company might not want to reduce the profits it pays out to shareholders for fear of becoming a takeover target.
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Even those who doubt the science would do well to see action as an insurance policy that pays out if the case is proven.
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That means if more than 248,000 people file for the $125 cash claim, then the amount Equifax pays out to each person could decrease.
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When there are problems with a shipment, Gfresh discounts the buyers and pays out the rest to the sellers according to pre-arranged terms.
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She does not, however, work firsthand with any members of the Trump family; the first lady pays out of pocket for her own stylists.
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To help help people afford their plan, the law pays out subsidies to people making up to 2250 percent of the federal poverty line.
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Additionally, the Hilton Aspire card pays out 3 points per dollar spent on everyday, non-bonus category purchases, which goes quite a long way.
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"For luxury vehicles, they offer 'agreed value' coverage that pays out based on a specific value rather than a lower depreciated amount," he explained.
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Europe's farm program is one of the largest subsidy programs in the world and pays out $65 billion to support farmers and rural communities.
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For every $10 that a company pays out for wrongdoing, we found about $8 goes to consumers and $2 goes to pay legal costs.
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The EU pays out nearly $60 billion a year in subsidies to support farmers around the 28-nation bloc and keep rural communities alive.
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Since she left no surviving spouse or dependent child, the $255 death benefit that Social Security sometimes pays out wasn&apost even an option.
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However, the exact amount an individual customer personally pays out of pocket — in the form of co-payments, deductibles, or coinsurance — can vary significantly.
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The company hopes $75 billion worth of claims it pays out annually will be tied to arrangements like bundled payment programs by end of 2020.
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Settlements may make sense in terms of a balance sheet: O'Reilly brings in many multiples of the money that Fox pays out to his accusers.
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The fund pays out the typical 20% of invested capital in total, but 80% of that amount was paid out in the first two years.
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One option would be to keep rates relatively low — by, for instance, keeping them at about what the federal government already pays out for Medicare.
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It plans a return of 8.8 percent on investments this year, in line with the long-term average, and pays out monthly pensions to retirees.
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The band puts in everything you would hope for in a rock band bent on tone and grit, and it all pays out in spades.
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Every year, the 28-country bloc pays out $65 billion in farm subsidies intended to support farmers around the Continent and keep rural communities alive.
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Coinbase plans to take a hefty percentage off the top, leaving users with a roughly 5 percent annual return that pays out every three days.
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Ethos offers term insurance, which pays out benefits if the claimant dies within a length of time that typically ranges from 10 to 30 years.
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AD&D insurance, short for accidental death and dismemberment, pays out a benefit if the insured is killed or severely injured in a covered accident.
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And while the administration can't cut off all federal funding, as Congress pays out much of it, the President could put pressure on cities to comply.
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Aviva said in a statement earlier on Wednesday it planned to increase the proportion of earnings its pays out in dividends to 50 percent in 2017.
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But while the campaign pays out a generous donation of cards, serious blitz players may need to spend real money to get the cards they want.
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The Senate overwhelmingly voted to extend the fund, which pays out claims for deaths and illnesses related to the 9/213 attacks, on Tuesday, 97-2.
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Microsoft enjoys mid-231s percent profit margins, has repeatedly reloaded a $220 billion buyback plan and pays out more than $2003 billion a year in dividends.
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Last year tens of thousands of people protested against the privately managed pension system, which pays out lower benefits than some of the pensioners had hoped.
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Although Spotify earns $5 billion a year in revenue, it pays out more than three-fourths of that in royalties to labels, producers, songwriters, and artists.
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Or that your doctor suggested a non-essential procedure or test that your insurance pays out at a high level, to meet their monthly billing target?
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But some critics have said that plan will unfairly prop up Chinese companies as the government pays out giant subsidies and gives domestic firms preferential treatment.
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CVS already owns a major company that pays out reimbursements to pharmacies, uses its stores to deliver care via health clinics, and owns a health insurer.
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A term policy pays out a death benefit to your beneficiaries if you die during the policy term, which can be 10, 20 or 30 years.
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But it already pays out a significantly higher share of free cash flow than rivals, so big spending plans could mean lower dividends after next year.
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But the net income that China's earning — the amount paid by foreign investors minus the amount it pays out to foreign investors — is in fact negative.
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That is because FIFA pays out far more to participants in the men's World Cup, a financial juggernaut, than it does to Women's World Cup teams.
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Alphabet CFO Ruth Porat told investors during an earnings call on Monday afternoon that YouTube pays out a majority of that advertising revenue to its creators.
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I always buy travel insurance but have never had to use it, so I hope that it pays out so I can rework my travel plans.
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If you have a policy that pays out $100,000 in the event of accidental death, that number is called the death benefit or policy face value.
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CNBC Make It found that the best travel credit card is the Capital One Venture Card, which pays out two miles for every dollar you spend.
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On the one hand you can't blame Facebook for maintaining the competitive advantage it has earned, and the billions in pays out in company-wide salaries.
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Keen to feed off this gold rush, the nightclub even plans to organize a club night on the same day that Google pays out its advertising money.
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NII — net interest income — is generally the difference between what the bank charges for long-term loans and the rate it pays out for short-term deposits.
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Apple is asking music labels for a reduction in the revenue rate it pays out from its music streaming service, according to sources close to the situation.
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A quicker solution—insurance that pays out in years of bad weather—may not just be a boon for farmers, but for the world's ethnic minorities, too.
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A CDS is a kind of insurance policy, which pays out if the bond defaults; when corporate-bond prices are falling, the cost of a CDS rises.
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Just make sure you actually spend enough to earn the bonus, which usually only pays out after you hit a minimum spending threshold in a designated time.
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Gazprom Neft may even increase the dividend it pays out relative to net profit, Alexei Yankevich, deputy chief executive for economics and finance, said in an interview.
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Despite the fact that the data shows MoviePass increases attendance, and it pays out full price to the theater owners, not everyone has been happy with the announcement.
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Maidsafe then pays out "Safecoins" (its own cryptocurrency with real market value) as you contribute more storage space into a "vault," further incentivizing users to join the network.
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If Twitter is on the block, the dramatically high amount of stock that Twitter pays out to employees as a way to retain talent could dissuade potential buyers.
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The Swedish Pension Agency pays out pension capital annually to mutual funds chosen by Sweden's pension savers with a large share of their savings going to foreign assets.
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A recent Bloomberg report revealed Uber lost $1.27 billion in the first half of this year, most of which was the fee it pays out to its drivers.
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Jeff Bezos' divorce could become the most expensive in history — exactly what he pays out will depend on the complexities of marital law and the value of Amazon.
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They're rendering their own subscription options unnecessary in exchange for a sliver of what Apple pays out from the mere $10 per month it charges for unlimited reading.
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Genworth said its loss ratio, the ratio between premiums its customers pay and claims it pays out, fell about 8 percentage points to 37 percent during the quarter.
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On the phone, salespeople at one state-run Chinese bank, China Merchants, said the payout could be even higher, perhaps 10 times what a savings account pays out.
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Another way the bank intends to limit the negative impact is by reducing the amount of deposits on which the bank pays out a relatively high interest rate.
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Their data dividend idea is somewhat based on Alaska's Permanent Fund, which pays out a yearly sum ($1,606 in 2019) to eligible state residents based on oil revenues.
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IBM pays a 4.2 percent dividend yield, Qualcomm pays out 237 percent, Cisco is just under 249 percent and Intel and Texas Instruments are both over 272 percent.
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Throughout 2017, the president apparently believed that health insurance costs $1 per month, and pays out by transforming into better coverage over time, kinda like a retirement fund.
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Innogy, which was separated from RWE, pays out 70 to 80 percent of adjusted net profit, and - much like E.ON - now focuses on stable distribution networks, renewables and retail.
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The remaining $58.6 billion of regular equity pays out based on fund (portfolio) performance which, Son revealed, is at 45% (after fees) two years into the Vision Fund's life.
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Lyft launched the service about 11 months ago, and according to the ride-hailing company, it now pays out 50 percent of all driver earnings in this instant way.
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Bumping up subscriptions alone likely won't fix the catch-22 of Spotify's business model, where the more money it makes, the more money it pays out to the labels.
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If you have a job that pays out for unused vacation days, sticking around long enough to accrue a bunch before you give notice could be well worth it.
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Patreon Capital exists because Patreon is itself a business, one that pays out a significant amount of the money it pulls in to the people who populate its platform.
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And the fund now pays out more in benefits to retirees — whose ranks have swelled — than it receives in contributions from currently working musicians and employers, draining the fund.
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After reinvesting net dividends, the index pays out a fixed 5% annually, eliminating the dividend risk and enabling issuers to structure products with chunkier yields and improved capital protection.
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While there is insurance for this kind of event, it rarely pays out and most likely could never account for the loss of value of Williamson's future professional contracts.
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Gazprom Neft may even increase the amount of dividends it pays out relative to net profit, Alexei Yankevich, deputy chief executive for economics and finance, said in an interview.
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Lloyds, which received one of the biggest rescue deals at 20.5 billion pounds, says the amount it pays out in total bonuses is among the lowest of large UK banks.
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The card has no annual fee and pays out a flat 2% cash back on every single purchase: 1% when you buy and another 1% when you pay it off.
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On the other side of the risk equation, colleges can now purchase, through LRAP, an insurance policy that pays out if a student is unable to pay back their loans.
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Would you rather have a one-year renminbi certificate of deposit that pays 1.5 percent interest now, or a one-year dollar C.D. that pays out 2.6 percent or more?
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She signed a new contract at the beginning of last year and now receives a package worth $896,179 that pays out over a three-year period, according to security filings.
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In insurance terms, this number is known as the "actuarial value," and it's used to give a sense of how much the typical enrollee pays out of pocket for coverage.
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As a result, the program pays out repeatedly for certain homes—at least 22014 percent of properties that have made repeated claims have received more than their market value in payouts.
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At core, the success of a health insurance business (and any insurance business for that matter) is based on an insurer collecting more in premiums than it pays out in benefits.
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The Italian luxury group plans to increase the proportion of earnings it pays out as dividends to 50 percent by 2020, its Chief Executive and Chairman Brunello Cucinelli said on Thursday.
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The combined ratio is a measure of profitability of the insurer's underwriting business, with a level below 100 meaning it takes in more in premiums than it pays out in claims.
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Many of the top golfers who dropped out are in contention to win the FedExCup Series that pays out $10 million to the season-long champion of the U.S. PGA Tour.
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Imagine a contract that gets data from elsewhere and then takes action—an agricultural-insurance policy, say, that retrieves weather data and pays out automatically if there has been no rainfall.
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It also asserts that Al Jazeera America is responsible for more than $800 million in the process of winding down, if it pays out its contracts to cable operators in full.
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When a company wants to promise a large prize to anyone who completes a difficult task, they pay a fixed amount to SCA Promotions, and SCA pays out if they succeed.
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The agent in Khartoum then pays out that sum to the person being sent the money, minus a transaction fee and often at a better exchange rate than a bank would offer.
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With some more marketing to boost awareness that Patreon pays out 95%, and that direct payments from fans deliver many orders of magnitude more revenue that ad views, Patreon could gain ground.
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The combined ratio is a measure of profitability of the insurer's underwriting business, with a level below 100 meaning the insurer takes in more in premiums than it pays out in claims.
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Only a fraction of those policies will file claims after the storm, but even if the flood insurance program pays out 5% of the policies' limits, that comes to nearly $6 billion.
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Republicans would save the government roughly $300 billion by repealing the mandate, according to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), because the government pays out less in subsidies when fewer people are enrolled.
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Last week, the World Bank said it would issue $360 million of a three-year catastrophe bond that pays out to Mexico if it is hit by a hurricane or an earthquake.
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Then at the same time, create a reparations program — the Frederick Douglass Fund, let's call it — that pays out exclusively, directly and one time only to the proven descendants of American slaves.
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For instance, the American Family Act by Brown and Bennet, which pays out $250 to $300 a month per child to low- and middle-income parents, would cut child poverty especially deeply.
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According to accounts from relatives of other contractors killed in Syria, the employer typically pays out 3 million rubles ($51,227) in compensation to the next of kin when a contractor is killed.
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In this case, no money was involved, but usually these ancient financial instruments involve paying into a pool, which is invested and then pays out dividends once they reach a pre-agreed age.
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That is a terrifying figure for a country where Social Security, the state pension, pays out a maximum of roughly $2,500 a month, and pensions for both public and private employees are underfunded.
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In comparison to the $4.75 million prize money for the undefeated winner, the men's equivalent, the ATP Finals, pays out only $2.7 million, Wimbledon $20163 million and the United States Open $3.8 million.
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Nowitzki pays out of pocket to ensure every kids he meets gets the gift they've been dreaming of; but by far the greatest thrill the kids experience is meeting the Dallas sports legend.
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Many invest in floating-rate debt that pays out more as rates rise, making it attractive to investors who expect the U.S. Federal Reserve to continue on its path of monetary policy tightening.
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Claims for Social Security Disability Insurance — which pays out $143 billion each year to more than 11 million Americans unable to work because of a serious illness or impairment — have been ticking upward.
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For a retiree in the top income quintile, a private pension now pays out 290 times as much as one from the state, up from less than 1.5 times in the early 1980s.
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The firm is not profitable according to normal accounting standards (GAAP, or generally accepted accounting principles) because of the huge amount it pays out to employees in the form of stock-based compensation.
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Members would contribute to a fund that pays out when a disaster hits, as well as supporting adaptation and green projects, said Sara Jane Ahmed of the Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities.
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On Capitol Hill, lawmakers face significant pressure to reform the process through which sexual harassment is handled on both sides of the Rotunda, including the once-secretive fund that pays out harassment settlements.
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Today, Walmart pays out more than $2 per share annually to its investors, which would work out to more than $6 billion alone in dividends based on its current number of outstanding shares.
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We've reached out to Apple for more information on why it's making this decision now and to ask how much it currently pays out in commissions, but we did not receive an immediate reply.
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It is not uncommon for a general partner to get about 2003 cents in "incentive distribution rights" on every new dollar the company pays out, while typically owning just 2 percent of the equity.
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As with other municipalities in Poland, Torun launched the "Family 0003+" programme in April 2016, which pays out a cash benefit of PLN500 per month per child to families with more than one child.
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According to Shawn Harrison, an analyst at Longbow Research, Apple currently pays out 20 percent of its free cash flow, far below the 213.55 percent average that its large-cap tech peers pay out.
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As with other municipalities in Poland, Bydgoszcz launched the "Family 11033+" programme in April 2016, which pays out a cash benefit of PLN500 per month per child to families with more than one child.
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The European Union pays out $65 billion in farm subsidies every year, but some of this money is going into the pockets of oligarchs and other powerful individuals, the New York Times reported Sunday.
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Since my cash flow varies a lot month to month, I have a strategy to stay on-track: - I max out my 401(k) and HSA with my bonus that pays out in January.
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As with other municipalities in Poland, Kielce launched the "Family 500+" programme in April 2016, which pays out a cash benefit of PLN500 per month per child to families with more than one child.
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Net interest income, or what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, declined 5 percent in the half, to £5.23 billion from £5.49 billion.
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Riddle & Bloom's website says it pays out a total of $2 million to its campus representatives, but during an interview its president, Darren Ross, would not go into detail or confirm the website's numbers.
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By contrast, Peter Gowan, a policy associate at the The Next System Project and a vocal employee ownership advocate, notes that the Corbyn proposal pays out as an annual dividend, rather than in retirement.
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A common addition to the mythology is that the fairy only wants teeth in excellent condition, and pays out less for teeth with cavities, although I've yet to hear of her actually rejecting any teeth.
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The plan pays out a cash award for each of the top five executives equal to up to 0003 percent of their base salary, depending on if they meet the targets and other performance measures.
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During a hearing on extending of the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund, which pays out claims for deaths and illnesses related to the attack, Stewart angrily addressed the empty committee seats in front of him.
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The measure circumvents a 1941 law that requires overseas contractors — including those working for the C.I.A. — to carry disability and life insurance but pays out death benefits only to those with surviving spouses or children.
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The Chase Sapphire Reserve also offers primary rental car insurance, meaning it kicks in first, whereas the AmEx Platinum offers secondary rental car insurance, meaning it only kicks in after your regular insurance pays out.
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Instead, what he or she gets is the choice between an annuity that pays out a total of $1.5 billion over the course of 30 years or a cash prize of $930 million right away.
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Employers and unions currently jointly manage the unemployment benefits system and how much it pays out, and are reluctant to see the state play a bigger role even though it already guarantees the jobless insurance fund.
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R.B.S. said that net interest income, the measure of what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits on other liabilities, fell 2 percent to £2.18 billion in the quarter.
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The Nuggets are probably a playoff team this season, just as a result of Millsap's playing more, but they purchased a lottery ticket in Isaiah Thomas, and if it pays out, this team could be exceptional.
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Investors have previously voiced concerns about the exposure of U.S. insurers to the long-term care (LTC) industry, pays out for end-of-life medical care, such as when a person needs assistance bathing or feeding themselves.
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If a deal is reached that pays out tens of billions of dollars for a generation, the decision of what to do with these funds would rest with the same state legislatures that slashed these public services.
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Tidal was set up by musicians, including Beyoncé and her husband Jay-Z, a rapper; part of the service's pitch to users is that it pays out a bigger share of its earnings to musicians than rivals.
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On another front, more licensing deals should also help the company with the many legal and PR issues that have been hanging over it concerning how it pays out when music is used in its popular app.
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If a trust pays out a portion of its assets as income, or holds assets that appreciate or generate interest income such as real estate or stocks, then the person receiving the money must pay income taxes.
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Another pays out of her own pocket to download the latest court filings in the MyDyer lawsuit from the court's website, and then summarizes the updates for the group (people Venmo her money to cover the costs).
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Mr. Lindsey, an industrial salesman who is more than six feet tall, says he already pays out of his own pocket to get a seat with a little more legroom, at an average of $50 per flight.
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Of a basic income, based on the Alaska model that pays out dividends from the state's oil industry to citizens, Clinton wrote in her new book that achieving this would mean raising taxes or scrapping essential social services.
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Net interest income, or what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, rose 2 percent to €7.89 billion, from €7.71 billion in the same period a year earlier.
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Under our proposal, all workers and employers will have to make regular payments into a G.R.A., which builds until retirement age, then pays out a supplemental stream of income until that person and his or her beneficiary die.
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The big trade in December and January for hedge funds like Hart's was the low-delta risk reversal, an option contract that only pays out in the event of a very sharp move away from current exchange rates.
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A number of services have cropped up to fulfil this need ranging from Gitcoin, which pays out bounties on the blockchain, to the European Union, which launched its own bug bounty program for 14 open source projects in December.
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But if it is earning billions for others, Spotify is losing money for itself—with an operating loss of nearly $400m in 2016—because it pays out at least 70% of its revenues to the industry, mostly in royalties.
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Like other cooperatives, Ocean Spray pays out a high percentage of its patron earnings through cash payments to its grower-owners leaving the company significantly more reliant on external sources of liquidity particularly in times of high investment periods.
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Meanwhile, online Axos Bank has a Rewards Checking Account that doesn't charge fees and pays out 1.25% APY on balances up to $2.503,000 if you regularly use your debit card ten times a month and set up direct deposit.
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Eric Moore, a portfolio manager of the Miton UK Income fund who holds AstraZeneca shares, says the company is one among a handful that pays out dividends in appreciating U.S. dollars, making them even more attractive to British investors.
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Royal Mail was privatised four years ago and is one of the few big British companies to still have a defined-benefit pension scheme, which pays out a proportion of a member's final salary determined by length of service.
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This means the central bank has been left to buy up government debt - incurring losses on the difference between the interest it receives on this and the high interest rates it pays out to commercial banks to keep money flowing in.
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The general insurance unit's underwriting income, which is the difference between premiums an insurer collects on policies and claims it pays out, was $179 million in the latest quarter, compared with an underwriting loss of $251 million a year earlier.
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The Wilmington Fish Save and North Carolina Farmed Animal Save organized the protest, called Vigil for Fish, to raise awareness about animal rights during the annual Wrightsville Beach Inshore Challenge , which pays out over $15,000 in cash and prizes to fishermen.
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ZURICH, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Credit Suisse declined comment on whether it will exercise an option next year to repurchase so-called CoCo bonds on which it pays out around $550 million each year, after a Swiss newspaper highlighted the possibility.
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Over 22020 of 22011 House Democrats along with several potential 215 presidential candidates in the Senate announced Thursday they're forming the Expand Social Security Caucus to organize around not just preserving Social Security but increasing the benefits it pays out.
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Net interest income, or what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, rose 3 percent to £2.91 billion in the quarter, from £2.83 billion in the first quarter of 2015.
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Cost also varies greatly, for example, as multi-gene cancer panels can range from $300 to $4,000 depending on the type of test, the lab used and whether the patient goes through his or her insurance or pays out of pocket.
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I have read with interest the assessments by opponents of Israel and apologists for a Palestinian government that continues to incite its people to violence and pays out lifelong blood money payments to the families of terrorists who murder Israelis.
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"Entrusting this effort to a failing Qualcomm management who lacks the support of its owners, and that pays out much of its excess cash flow in fines as a result of serial lawbreaking, would not be in America's long-term interests."
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Entrusting this effort to a failing Qualcomm management who lacks the support of its owners, and that pays out much of its excess cash flow in fines as a result of serial lawbreaking, would not be in America's long-term interests.
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But even if you don't immediately qualify, those between the ages of 25 and 50 can scoop up Fabric Instant coverage, which pays out for accidental deaths, while continuing to seek coverage under Fabric Premium, which also covers deaths by illness.
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Net interest income, the measure of what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, declined 5 percent to $8.06 billion in the period, from $8.55 billion in the fourth quarter of 2014.
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JERUSALEM, April 25 (Reuters) - Israel's Bank Hapoalim said on Tuesday it would raise the maximum amount of dividend it pays out to 40 percent of net profit from 30 percent after the banking regulator gave a green light to make the change.
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Yellen sought to explain that the Fed makes a lot more money on interest it earns on its massive portfolio than it pays out in interest to banks, and that it sent nearly $100 billion to the Treasury in 2015 as a result.
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Net interest income, the measure of what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, declined 9 percent to £2.16 billion in the fourth quarter, from £2.38 billion in the same period last year.
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Net interest income, the measure of what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, declined to 1.76 billion francs in the quarter, from 1.87 billion francs in the same period a year earlier.
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Royal Mail, privatized four years ago, is one of the few big British firms still to have a defined-benefit pension scheme, which pays out a proportion of a member's final salary depending on how long employees have paid in to the scheme.
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Royal Mail, privatised four years ago, is one of the few big British firms still to have a defined-benefit pension scheme, which pays out a proportion of a member's final salary depending on how long employees have paid in to the scheme.
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Net interest income, the measure of what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, declined 2 percent to £2.16 billion in the quarter, from £6303 billion in the first quarter of 2015.
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Net interest income, the measure of what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, was down 4 percent to $7.91 billion in the quarter, from $8.27 billion in the first quarter of 2015.
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Net interest income, or what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, fell 24 percent to €25.16 billion in the first quarter, from €25.38 billion in the same period a year earlier.
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Net interest income, or what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, fell 22 percent, to 1.16 billion francs, in the quarter, from 2843 billion francs in the second quarter of 2015.
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Net interest income, the measure of what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, was down 4 percent to $7.85 billion in the quarter, from $8.17 billion in the second quarter of 20153.
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The new laws, which the government said would keep pace with a changing industry, would also allow Fonterra to differentiate the price it pays out to farmers based on factors such as environmental, animal welfare and sustainability standards used on their farms.
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Looking to the music industry as a possible guide for developments, Spotify's market-dominating music platform — which pays out $0.006 to $0.0084 to artists per stream — has, alongside the likes of Apple Music and others, essentially hollowed out the incomes of many artists.
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Royal Mail, privatized four years ago, is one of the few big British firms still to have a defined-benefit pension scheme, which pays out a proportion of a member's final salary depending on how long employees have paid in to the scheme.
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Royal Mail, the British postal service privatised in 2013, said it was one of only a few major companies that still had employees in a defined benefit scheme, a type of pension that pays out according to final salary and length of service.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French utility EDF is considering a cut in the amount of net profit it pays out in dividends, a business website quoted a finance ministry source as saying, as it looks to shoulder a multi-billion euro investment bill in coming years.
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In response to a question about whether they would hand cash back to shareholders, a spokesman for CP ALL said the issue was a management matter and a spokesman for CP Foods said the company pays out about 50 percent of its earnings to shareholders.
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Net interest income, the measure of what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, rose 5 percent to 1.71 billion francs in the quarter, from 1.64 billion francs in the first quarter of 2015.
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About 80% of people with insurance through an employer have deductibles, which is the cost a person pays out of pocket before the insurer starts paying for care — and which most families likely haven't met because it's still early in the year, Graves said.
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In a case brought by the hedge fund two years ago, it claimed the right to put unlimited funds into an old universal life insurance policy, which is attached to a side account that pays out at least 4 percent a year on excess funds.
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Building a parental leave program into Social Security, and allowing parents to draw out benefits at the same time that Social Security pays out record amounts of benefits to Baby Boomers, will burden the new program with the uncertainty and solvency problems of Social Security.
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Along with the country's financial regulator, law firms are looking at whether people who bought a fixed income for life with their retirement savings were properly informed about a product known as an "enhanced" annuity, which pays out more for people who have a shorter life expectancy.
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The FCA said on Friday that while it had found no industry-wide problem of annuity mis-selling, some firms may have to pay compensation to customers who should have been sold a different type of annuity — a form of pension that pays out until death.
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According to a new report from the trustees of Social Security and Medicare, the federal program that pays out retirement and disability benefits to millions of Americans will be in the red in 2020 and "all later years," paying out more than it's taking in in funding.
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Here's one idea for starters: Given its status as a leader in mortgage lending and servicing, the bank ought to double what it pays out on its Home Rebate Signature credit card to people who use the rewards to pay down additional principal on their loans.
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The procurement deals would include the global risk management and forex trading operations it runs out of London as well as patent licensing fees which Huawei, the world's No.3 smartphone maker, pays out to British technology firms such as chip designer ARM, now part of Japan's Softbank.
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Under current rules, investors are allowed to put up to $2100,2000 from a traditional IRA or employer-sponsored retirement plan, such as a 401(k), into a longevity annuity that pays out at a much later date, anywhere from age 70 ½ to age 85, with payments increasing the longer you wait.
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A striking example is a policy offered by Old Mutual International (OMI), a subsidiary of London-listed Quilter, which pays out a lump sum of millions of pounds to heirs in Singapore inheriting property in Britain, allowing them to foot the inheritance-tax bill without needing to sell the properties.
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Read: Bernie Sanders declares war on Amazon's CEO with BEZOS Act Over 22018 of 193 House Democrats along with several potential 2020 presidential candidates in the Senate announced Thursday they're forming the Expand Social Security Caucus to organize around not just preserving Social Security but increasing the benefits it pays out.
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Manulife has been fighting the case, brought by Mosten Investment LP two years ago, in which the hedge fund claimed the right to put unlimited funds into an old universal life insurance policy which is attached to a side account that pays out at least 4 percent a year on excess funds.
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As a result, commercial banks have gradually stopped subscribing to weekly treasury bill auctions which has left the central bank to buy up government debt - incurring losses on the difference between interest it receives on this and the high interest rates it pays out to commercial banks to keep money flowing in.
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In a very simple hypothetical example, if someone were to play a game on Ethereum with a contract that pays out a small sum to the winner, and the losing party approves all the actions, then that person's approval could be copied over to the Classic chain and augmented to deal out a much larger sum.
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It pays out to former football players who have symptoms of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's — common brain diseases that are not necessarily related to C.T.E. And most of all, it fails to account for that possibility Stern raised in his Boston speech: that we might soon be able to diagnose C.T.E. while those with it are still alive.
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Plus, it maybe also doesn't hurt that switching him to the rotation would cut down on what the Jays will have to pay him in arbitration, which still pays out big for saves, meaning that Osuna has a legitimate chance to be a record-breaker for a reliever if the Jays ultimately choose to go year-to-year with him through that process.
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The NFIP, which provides federally backed coverage for more than 22,000 communities nationwide, is $25 billion in debt, in large part due to two factors: a mere fraction of NFIP-insured properties — many of which flood, and are rebuilt, repeatedly — account for over 25 percent of the claims the program pays out; and roughly 20 percent of policyholders receive below-risk rates.
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Going forward, while the company continues to see a lot of traction with its existing products in auditing how a company pays out money, the plan will be to build that out to other functions of the finance department, covering, for example, other areas where the finance department makes evaluations to determine spend and money collection (billing) across the business.
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"Already I'm having to dip severely into whatever I've saved," said Jennifer Clark, 76, of Falls Church, Va. She has multiple sclerosis and a form of blood cancer, and while insurance covers her chemotherapy and other medications, she pays out of pocket for part-time aides, dental care, a portion of her physical therapy, some of her medications and the continuing care retirement community she lives in.
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