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Rate Holder

1. The smallest possible advertisement in a publication. An advertiser may purchase a rate holder as part of an agreement to purchase a minimum number of advertisements over a certain number of issues.

2. The shortest possible advertisement in a broadcast. Advertisers purchase these rate holders for the same reason as above. They are approximately 10 seconds long.
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THE six main mortgage lenders have agreed to reduce payments for variable rate holders by July 1.
Noonan wins mortgage rate battle
JUST two bookmakers rate holders Barcelona as favourites to retain the Champions League following their 3-1 semi-final first-leg defeat against Inter last night.
Barca face a scrap to keep crown
Under the deal, holders of Guaranteed Annuity Rate Holders (GARs) - retirement annuities which promised yields of up to 30 per cent above similar products - will be offered a 17.
Equitable claims support for its compromise deal
The bailed-out lender plunged its 70,000 variable rate holders into fresh misery as it said the current 4.
UP YOURS; Permanent TSB rate rise for 70,000 mortgages
But the banks haven't yet made any move on relieving some of the pain of variable rate holders.
SAVERS HIT BY CUT IN RATES; ++ ECONOMY ++ ECONOMY; State accounts are slashed for second time in 6mths
But banks have not yet made any move on relieving some of the pain of variable rate holders.
SINN FEIN BILL BID TO CRACK DOWN ON THE GREEDY BANKS; ++ ECONOMY ++ ECONOMY ++; 'Give regulator interest rate powers'
THE Government must force banks to pass on the latest rate cut to variable rate holders, it was claimed yesterday.
TD anger at inaction on interest rate relief
25% for fixed rate holders but vowed that will be the only increase this year unless the ECB raises rates before Christmas.
NO MORE MORTGAGE RATE RISES THIS YEAR; Bank of Ireland pledge.
With pay cuts and tax hikes, thousands of fixed rate holders have been trying to switch to variable rates but the banks are insisting they pay between EUR10,000 and EUR20,000 in penalties.
IT'S PAYBACK TIME FROM OUR BANKS; Calls to waive hefty penalties faced by people dumping fixed mortgages

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