Sentences with phrase «actual dollars invested»

It then compares that result to your retirement pot if you found a way to max your contribution to 100 % of allowable for all 35 years, including the actual dollars invested and the compounding effect on those earlier contributions.

Berlin has a reputation for a thriving startup scene, but in terms of the actual dollars invested, it's outranked not just by London, Paris, and Moscow (in that order), but by Copenhagen - Malmö.

Not exact matches

«We're investing millions of dollars into the waterfront, but we're not investing enough money immediately into the actual water.»

A regular purchase of shares of stock or other securities will typically require the investor to decide the number of shares to be purchased and then place an actual trade, while dollar - cost averaging is the investing equivalent of «auto pilot».

The Model Shadow Stock Portfolio is an actual portfolio with real dollars invested.

Since June 30th, 2010, the Powerfunds model portfolios have been invested with real dollars in brokerage accounts at TD Ameritrade, and have captured the actual returns earned by investors, including commissions charged to buy and sell funds at that particular brokerage platform, as well as short - term redemption fees charged by the fund or broker, if any.

At the time of the real money conversion in 2010, we discontinued several portfolios in order to simplify the portfolio lineup and avoid the impracticality of investing actual dollars in seven different model portfolios.

Now, if you are investing in the markets and putting your dollars to work, the actual time you will need before reaching financial freedom will be minimal.

I think I've lowered the bar, so that I can preserve enthusiasm for my work in the face of a culture that appears to support the idea of art making but not investing their dollars in the actual art.

Google is prejudging what the next energy economy will look like by investing hundreds of millions of dollars in renewable energy and smart grid technologies — not only into R&D but into actual deployment of today's powerful, mature wind and solar technologies, from which they expect to profit in the short term, not decades from now.

Why can't the Law Society put actual dollars behind initiatives that invest in women's longevity in legal practice?