accumulation of interest

Individuals may earn profits, though the accumulation of interest is barred.

The accumulation of interest on interest will boost your return by investing early.

Usury - the accumulation of interest on loan principal - is prohibited by the texts of some major religions.

And the clock stops on all of Texaco's obligations, including the accumulation of interest on Pennzoil's multibillion-dollar judgment.

The reason is none other than the accumulation of interests surrounding road haulage and the various methods used for charging and not charging existing costs in the Member States.

The "Anglo-Saxon" economies (Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, Britain and the United States) are doing well, too, beating back the economic arteriosclerosis that can come with the accumulation of interest group influence in rich democracies.

"I don't care who gets married," he says, "but the Republicans will use this to divide the Democrats and reduce us to an accumulation of interest groups - a woman's right to choose, a kid's right to education, a transgender's right to whatever."

But it is silent on one feature that many agents use as one of their strongest selling points: the exemption from income tax on the dividends paid by companies on some policies or the accumulation of interest and appreciating stock prices in other kinds of policies.

Two things have become apparent: one is that this accumulation of interests is something that we will continue to see in international negotiations in the future, and I should like to endorse the position of many leading economists who are saying that this was just the beginning.

The law which authorized these coercive measures gave to mortgagees and judgment creditors the right to pay the rents and to have the benefit of the lien thereof, so that it was in their own power to protect themselves from any such penalties and accumulations of interest.