For people aged over 60, equity release schemes have provided a way of translating the bricks and mortar they own into
ready money.
PERSONAL FINANCE: Equity cash may be no holiday
But the Murakami Fund did not have enough
ready money at the time to raise its stake in Nippon Broadcasting to a level where it could put greater pressure on the radio firm's management, the sources said.
LEAD: Fund shortage prompted Murakami to approach Livedoor
One source of
ready money, say advisors, is the cash value accumulation of life insurance policies used to fund nonqualified retirement plans.
Helping business clients navigate rough seas
Unless you have access to
ready money with no questions asked, however, you really do need to become eagle-eyed when it comes to your unit's budget.
Spending other people's money: public university administrators and their budgets
There are three faithful friends--an old wife, an old dog, and
ready money.
The wit and wisdom of Benjamin Franklin: his enduring wisdom leads us to a higher appreciation of his genius
Why penalize honest folk who spent
ready money to secure a master copy and let the brigands mess about and corrupt the market.
Home theater musings--Yamaha's CDR-HD1000 and Energy Connoisseur C-7s. (Equipment)
Charles Brown, for instance, combined the pursuit of
ready money with efforts to liberate runaway slaves.
RASCALS ON THE ANTEBELLUM MISSISSIPPI: AFRICAN AMERICAN STEAMBOAT WORKERS AND THE ST. LOUIS HANGING OF 1841
Postmortem inventories were intended to be about the whats and their how muches, and so they remained for the poor, the unpropertied, and those in service, whose inventories generally listed only
ready money and apparel.
The Secret History of Richard Bellasis
TURN the unwanted life policy that came with your first mortgage - and which is still costing you a few pounds a week - into
ready money.
Money matters: Old policy, new cash
It was not a propitious time for a noble Spanish woman who spoke no English, had no
ready money to support herself, and no clear sense of exactly what she was intending to do, to be reliant on the Jesuits, and two years passed before Carvajal was able to resolve any of those problems.
Luisa de Carvajal's counter-reformation journey to selfhood (1566-1614)
This is captured by a Franklin anecdote about a man who opens a hat shop and proposes a sign containing the words John Thompson, Hatter, makes and sells hats for
ready money and a picture of a hat.
The American Enlightenment, 1750-1820
Lord Byron once wrote that "
ready money is Aladdin's lamp." And who can deny that liquidity - having enough ready cash to pay your debts when they come due - is a good thing?
The dark side of liquidity
I once saw Jeanne Moreau, Micheal Piccoli, Delphine Seyrig and Gerard Depardieu in Peter Handke's The Ride Across Lake Constance, but I don't need a fact-checker to confirm my guess that none of them ever attempted to take on Brecht, not even for
ready money.
Rockabye Brecht
The country had a supply of
ready money, saved from the days when nothing could be bought, and a new carefree desire to spend it.
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