Sentences with phrase «assets than households»

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That performance gap doubled among households with more than US$ 100,000 in assets.

«I think the industry has grown fat and happy; household assets are 10 % higher than in the 2007 market peak.

The top 10 % of households own more than 80 % of financial assets, and the top 20 % of individuals receive almost 90 % of all capital income.

There are now nearly 1.8 million households in the U.S. with $ 3 million or more, including 950,000 households with $ 3 million to $ 5 million, 600,000 households with $ 5 million to $ 10 million, and 250,000 households with more than $ 10 million in assets.

A year later, families in the program were no better off than they'd been before, and some were worse off — all in all, the Honduras project suffered a loss to the tune of — 198 % of its initial investment, based on loss of household assets.

Rather than looking at a household's income, this metric matches what a household owes with what it owns, such as the equity built up in houses or savings accumulated in other assets such as stocks and investment funds.

I'll come up with some better guidelines next week but the short answer is that for most people, it is not worthwhile to switch to RBC unless you have total assets of $ 100k (by household) because the higher trading costs ($ 29 if your assets are less than $ 100k) will negate the rebate.

An individual's value to his creditors at time of filing a consumer proposal comprises his assets valued at liquidation (auction) pricing (that may be a garage sale for your furniture and household goods, the wholesale cash buyer for your car, or the pawnbroker for your jewellery) after deducting exemption in prescribed, legislated amount (s) for car, household goods, clothing, tools of the trade, medical aids, home, life insurance, pensions, RRSP, etc., which amounts to little or nothing for the large majority of us, less than our debt in any case.

We collectively manage more than $ 1.2 billion in assets for more than 10,000 member households.

$ 28.95 per trade unless you have $ 100,000 in household assets at RBC Direct or complete more than 30 trades per quarter.

While there are exemptions that allow you to keep assets like most household furnishings, clothing and a car valued at less than $ 6,600, if you have significant equity in your home (beyond the seizure limits set by Ontario exemption laws) or investments, bankruptcy may not be your best option.

CIBC Personal Portfolio Services is a discretionary investment management service provided by CIBC Trust Corporation and distributed by CIBC Securities Inc. and CIBC Investor Services Inc., each wholly - owned subsidiaries of CIBC, to individuals with household investable assets greater than $ 100,000.

This says nothing of private assets (hundreds of trillions more) that the Uncle Sam has the power to tax, or the more than $ 70 trillion in household net worth.

According to the article, 80 percent of all households have more money in home equity than they do in their combined financial assets and retirement accounts.

More literate households hold riskier positions when expected returns are higher, they more actively rebalance their portfolios and do so in a way that holds their risk exposure relatively constant over time, and they are more likely to buy assets that provide higher returns than the assets that they sell.

In addition, 500 completes were collected from high net worth individuals, defined as those with household investable assets (excluding property) of more than $ 500,000.

That performance gap doubled among households with more than US$ 100,000 in assets.

In other words, Frost has about 93 % of its assets in things tied to businesses and governments rather than households.

In May I wrote about «the thinness of wealth», how about 80 percent of all households had more money in home equity than they had in their combined financial assets and retirement accounts.

Home equity is greater than the combined taxable financial assets and retirement accounts for 80 percent of all households, 70 percent of married households and most single households.

Typically, Chapter 13 is designed for people who make more than the median household income for their family size, or they have a lot of assets their concerned about protecting.

But among households headed by a young adult without a bachelor's degree, student debtors tend to have more total assets ($ 27,500) than those without student debt ($ 18,600).

The differences in retirement assets in particular are stark: Households with some college and no education debt have an average of over $ 10,000 more in retirement savings than indebted households; households with a college degree have over $ 20,000 more in retirement savings; and dual - headed households with college degrees have nearly $ 30,000 more in retiremenHouseholds with some college and no education debt have an average of over $ 10,000 more in retirement savings than indebted households; households with a college degree have over $ 20,000 more in retirement savings; and dual - headed households with college degrees have nearly $ 30,000 more in retiremenhouseholds; households with a college degree have over $ 20,000 more in retirement savings; and dual - headed households with college degrees have nearly $ 30,000 more in retiremenhouseholds with a college degree have over $ 20,000 more in retirement savings; and dual - headed households with college degrees have nearly $ 30,000 more in retiremenhouseholds with college degrees have nearly $ 30,000 more in retirement savings.

We find, unsurprisingly, that at every level of education, non-indebted households are more likely to own homes, have slightly lower interest rates on mortgages, and have retirement and liquid assets that are considerably larger than those households weighed down by debt.

The administrative fee is generally waived if your household assets are larger than $ 25,000 (at their discretion).

Justwealth minimum fee is $ 4.99 per month if household assets are less than $ 25,000.

In 2016, wealthy millennial households, on average, owned assets totaling more than $ 1.5 million.

40 percent of German households have net assets of less than $ 27,000 euros.

Qualifying users are (1) low - income people, whose household income is below two - hundred fifty percent (250 %) of the Federal Poverty Guidelines, (2) are not incarcerated, (3) have less than five thousand dollars ($ 5,000) in total assets and (4) are at least 18 years old.

It is more than the division of assets or the number of miles between households.

The top 10 percent of all households — those with a net worth of more than $ 352,000 — held 87.5 percent of all financial assets, such as stocks, bonds, and investment real estate.

«That's reassuring given that land and structures account for more than a third of households» total assets.»

According to the article, 80 percent of all households have more money in home equity than they do in their combined financial assets and retirement accounts.

And if you count just household financial assets it's less than 2 percent, according to the National Association of Federal Credit Unions.