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up front

[uhp-fruhnt] / ˈʌpˈfrʌnt /
ADJECTIVE
straightforward
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And it would speed up-front payments to policyholders whose homes have burned down.

From Los Angeles Times

With no up-front costs for attempting to enroll, phonies threw thousands of identities at the system’s 116 schools, which were technologically unprepared for the assaults.

From Los Angeles Times

Contributions are made with after-tax dollars, meaning you don’t get an up-front tax deduction, but qualified distributions later in life are entirely tax-free.

From MarketWatch

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