bill rate
noun[C]
ukusFINANCE
theinterestratethat isofferedforgovernmentbonds:
Thegovernmentbillrateiscurrentlyaround 5%.
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bill rate
The agency calculates and subtracts costs, overhead and profit margin from thebillrateand pays the difference to the traveler.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The amount of money a hospital pays to the agency is referred to as the "billrate".
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.For nominal interest rates, we use the three-month treasurybillrate.
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Very few concerns that are getting a primebillrateplus 1¼ per cent. will be earning only 5 per cent. on their assets.
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The cost of the total operation was £25 million—the funding plus the increasedbillrate.
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I am not sure what the primebillratewill be after devaluation.
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Will it be at primebillrateplus 1¼ per cent.?
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Thebillratehas dropped to a very low rate, and immediately you attract borrowers from abroad who want to finance their bills in our market.
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It will be a much higher rate for the primebillratethan for the interest paid on the small amount of capital that we are giving this evening.
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These records include information such as cost rates, bill rates, total time with the organization, and promotion date.
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