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windfall

[wind-fawl] / ˈwɪndˌfɔl /


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Not all Equity for Punks investors were motivated by the chance of a windfall profit.

From BBC

Here’s how that relates to my tax refund: I love the windfall, but my inner grouchy accountant knows it’s just my money returning with 0% APY.

From MarketWatch

“Rather than focus on a windfall that you won’t receive, the question is, ‘Can you achieve your financial goals?’”

From MarketWatch

If all goes to plan, the windfall promises to be massive for Sargeant, who is eyeing a host of prospects across Venezuela’s oil and gas sector.

From The Wall Street Journal

Many on Wall Street had been wondering whether Grimes would be content remaining in government and forgoing the potential windfall.

From The Wall Street Journal