Progress payments

Progress payments
Definition: [crh] Periodic payments to a supplier, contractor, or subcontractor for work as it is completed as desired, in order to reduce working capital requirements.

progress payments
Progress payments are payments made by the purchaser in stages as the seller acquires or builds the property to be sold.

Progress Payments
Payments made in response to progress billings.
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Funds are advanced at specific stages of construction, in so-called progress payments, with a portion held back until completion of the project, a certain percentage of the building has been leased, or other criteria have been met.

Payments are made in the form of progress payments as work on your house progresses.
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Safe custody This is placing the bond documents in a safe place once an instruction has been issued and the bond has been paid up.

A procedure for computing payments on a contract whereby payment is made only after the entire job is satisfactorily completed. As opposed to PROGRESS PAYMENTS.
COST OF LIVING INDEX
See CONSUMER PRICE INDEX.

A bond or guarantee, issued by a bank to the buyer, whereby the bank undertakes to reimburse him (usually on demand) for the downpayments or progress payments already made in case of
failure by the supplier to complete the contract.

A process of electronic execution of trading of a basket of stocks simultaneously, for index arbitrage, portfolio restructuring, or outright buy/sell interests. See: super dot.
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See also: Expense, Contractor, Job, Financial structure, Property tax