Bite into profits?

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Dear Sir,

Can you explain what does it mean ?

_ bite into profits?
_ lock in their returns

Thanks a lot,

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Hi,

‘Bite into profits’ suggests that you use part of the profits instead of leaving profits untouched. ‘Lock in their returns’ suggests in a way an opposite meaning. It indicates that you keep your returns (the money you get back = profits) intact.

Alan