residual value

The residual value of the company is called common stock.

Equipment for this service now has little to no residual value.

But just because the company set a residual value, say, two years ago, does not mean that you are stuck with it.

"The residual value of the films were very minor," he said.

Although these items may have little residual value, they offer great pleasure at modest cost.

"Microsoft has taken away the ability to buy a license, use it and then have some residual value."

First of all, be careful not to confuse your car's worth with the residual value.

Avoid those with low residual value, because lease terms are certain to be more costly.

Keeping the car becomes attractive if its street price and residual value are about equal.

They inflate their own residual values to gain more business.

The danger to the company is that residual values could plummet.

Therefore the private company gets the benefits of any residual value of the project.

He finds residual values of diesels are holding up well.

These might include residual value insurance, up-grade options and so on.

It has an expected useful life of ten years and the residual value is likely to be negligible.

To date, plastic has had no positive residual value.

And lower residual values is a key factor that adds to the upside-down problem.

Ford has also become more sophisticated about designing its vehicles, to keep residual values high.

In these cultures, the mechanical watch had residual value.

Okay, minimum premiums, much lower, as we said, than the other two plans, because it's not building up cash residual values.

Monthly payments (based on things like the interest rate and the residual value at the end of the term) were identical.

It lost its residual value under Constantine and ceased to be paid regularly in mid-4th century.

The formula to calculate the residual value can be seen with the next example:

High residual value, even if production is changed.

A high residual value - the amount the car is expected to be worth at the end of the lease - lowers the payments.