Big-ticket item

big-ticket items
retail items of substantial size and price that are often purchased on credit by customers. Examples are appliances and automobiles.
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Life is full of major expenses, and while some are unexpected, other big-ticket items such as a house, a new car, and other big purchases can be seen from a mile away.

Aside from your real estate taxes, the other big-ticket item among deductible taxes are state and local income taxes, in areas that have them.

Company that mobilizes private capital for financing the
export of big-ticket items by U.S. firms by purchasing at fixed interest rates the medium- to long-term debt
obligations of importers of U.S. products.

Maybe you have some debts you want to pay off, or maybe you're saving up for a big-ticket item. You may have thought about getting a part-time job to earn extra money, but you aren't sure about spending more time away from home.

Don't be afraid to ask for discounts and concessions especially on big-ticket items. The worse that can happen is that they say no. But often at least some concession will be offered.

Private Export Funding Corporation (PEFCO)
Company that mobilizes private capital for financing the export of big-ticket items by US firms by purchasing at fixed interest rates the medium- to long-term debt obligations of importers of US products.

Nearly all retail items these days price their products in the same way. It's easy to find small items, such as clothing, books, or groceries with prices that end in 99 cents, and prices for many big-ticket items, such as cars or computers, ...

Deferred billing is most often used as a sales promotion technique, enticing potential customers to purchase big-ticket items now rather than later. Car dealerships and those that operate in the "luxury" markets usually offer deferred billing.

Or, if financial statements are prepared on a quarterly basis and monthly expenses are unavailable, consider tracking payroll expenses, purchases or other big-ticket items that might significantly affect performance.

If you put your money towards credit card payments instead of unnecessary purchases, however tempting, you'll save thousands of dollars in interest that could be spent on big-ticket items such as vacations and/or other personal and family goals down ...

See also: Expense, Funding, Banks, Net present value, Separation theorem