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accrue

[uh-kroo] / əˈkru /


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If the focus is solely on survivor benefits for your wife, then delaying to age 70 makes more sense than claiming early so that you can accrue those delayed retirement credits.

From MarketWatch

The cabinet report states: "The lack of written lease also creates a significant degree of uncertainty as to the terms of the council's occupation and as to any liability which may have accrued."

From BBC

First, investors should prioritize “picks-and-shovel plays” in AI, as value accrues to bottleneck layers — lithography, memory, advanced logic fabrication and chip design, he says.

From MarketWatch

Every loss they accrue damages both their immediate playoff hopes and improves the future draft selections they have traded away.

From The Wall Street Journal

The catch was that the Treasury would get any accrued income—now estimated to be hundreds of billions of dollars—before more junior investors are paid.

From The Wall Street Journal