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up front

[uhp-fruhnt] / ˈʌpˈfrʌnt /
ADJECTIVE
straightforward
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Your favorite store might offer enticing up-front benefits to hook you.

From MarketWatch

Andrew had taken on a 75-year lease of Royal Lodge in 2003, paying over £8.5m up-front to cover renovation costs and paying in advance to remove any requirement for rent, based on a notional rent of £260,000 per year.

From BBC

In specific cases, venues should still be able to generate secure, up-front revenue that can be re-invested - such as through seat licences.

From BBC

Deutsche Bank analyst Benjamin Black expressed similar sentiments in a note last week, writing that Meta’s large up-front AI investment has boosted the company’s advertising revenue growth, which is in turn allowing it to lean into foundational AI-model training — something that could unlock new opportunities outside of its existing ad business.

From MarketWatch

Users who pay the up-front cost of a Life360 pet-tracking device are also less likely to drop the subscription due to sunk-cost psychology, the analysts add.

From The Wall Street Journal