Sentences with phrase «assets tied up»

This is especially true of businesses that have most of their assets tied up in real property, like family - owned farms and manufacturers.

Canadian workers also have much of their retirement assets tied up in equities.

Many individuals in their early 60s have most of their assets tied up in retirement and investment accounts, and withdrawals from these accounts would trigger hefty penalties.

Anyone who has their cash assets tied up and therefore has no down payment.

The advantages of following Mort's approach are: It more quickly provides the security of debt - free home ownership, which will better enable you to weather any economic storms; in case of an emergency, the wealth in your home is more accessible than assets tied up in a retirement plan; and while Rob's return in the 401 (k) could fall or (even turn negative), Mort's interest savings on his mortgage is guaranteed.

Reverse mortgages are an attractive option for senior citizens ages 62 and older who want the benefits of liquidity but have a large amount of their financial assets tied up in their home.

«If you have gold coins, you get food, you can barter,» said Monty Guild, a respected money manager who personally has 10 per cent of his assets tied up in gold coins.

First, the bank will has all of the owner's personal assets and guarantees as well as business assets tied up as collateral for whatever loan it is providing.

One caveat: «There's more risk in buying a loan than a foreclosed property because you may have the asset tied up for some time before you can get title,» says Karras.

Not exact matches

Security services provider Threat Protect Australia is considering a move to acquire assets from east coast player Apollo Security for around $ 6 million, after tying up an option for its two business units.

That means you're always in a financially precarious position when most or all of your assets are tied up in a single entity, whether that's your own company or anyone else's.»

But some rich people make the mistake of tying the bulk of their assets up in one place, such as their own business or in real estate — two very illiquid investments.

Mostly, that's because the richest households tend to hold most of their wealth in financial assets, whose value increased rapidly after the downturn, while poorer folks have a much larger share of their net - worth tied up in real estate, whose value didn't bottom out until the end of 2011, Pew researchers note.

CNBC's Gemma Acton updates on a proposed tie up between Aberdeen Asset Management and Standard Life.

If it were to do that, it could potentially sell the beer assets to another brewer, namely Molson Coors (tap - a) or Heineken (heineken - n - v), and possibly aim for a tie - up with Brown - Forman on the wine and spirits side.

Working capital: Current assets are those short - term funds represented by cash in the bank, funds parked in near - term instruments earning interest, funds tied up in inventory, and all those accounts receivable waiting to be collected.

A firm that already has a good deal of debt is going to bring the weight of interest payments and tied - up assets to the post-deal planning for the going concern.

Your company probably ties up all your assets and attention right now, but it also represents all your prospects for one day accumulating substantial wealth.

Echo Resources and Metaliko Resources are expected to announce a tie - up this week, after the two ASX - listed companies with assets in the eastern Goldfields region announced trading halts today.

Rumors have long circulated of a tie - up between Dish Network and T - Mobile in a deal that could involve Dish's significant spectrum assets.

While on paper many families are affluent, the bulk of their assets are tied up in an incredibly illiquid resource: their home.

But it may not be good to have your financial future tied up in one asset.

Investors expect more consolidation after deals including U.S. manager Janus merging with Henderson and a tie - up between Standard Life and Aberdeen Asset Management.

Leasing allows you to keep your cash working for you instead of tying it up in an asset, improving operating liquidity.

But most business owners don't like to tie up their personal assets in this way.

Of course, another issue of owning a home is that your money will be tied up in an asset.

In fact, the majority of their net worth is usually tied up in business interests or other investments, and the value of these assets fluctuate with the market.

It's clear that many NHL teams value Gudbranson more than outsiders do for whatever reason, but given where Vancouver is as a franchise, that should be an opportunity to sell high for long - term assets, not lock up an overrated member of a middling defense that already has over $ 15 million tied up in four players for 2018 - 19.

Though Paladino had pledged to use his millions in the race, much of his money is tied up in real estate holding, making liquid assets difficult to come by during the campaign.

Otherwise all of your assets are tied up until you hit retirement age.

Y tie up capital in 1 levered undiversified asset?

Any good plan for Frank would involve diversifying his assets: everything was tied up in real estate on Vancouver Island, which left him vulnerable to any local downturn.

So, a full - cash purchase means you negate the power of leverage that real estate provide and end up tying up a lot of your personal money into one asset.

The exact allocation across the various income producing asset classes depends on many factors: size of portfolio, your age, your risk tolerance, your income goal, how long you can tie your money up for, etc..

Even with an unstable housing market in the past few years, having a mortgage is still considered «good debt» because it's debt that's tied to a physical asset — unlike credit card debt that's not backed up by any asset.

The only people for whom this product is a good choice is someone who knows that they will not cause damage, that they will pay in full immediately for it if they do, and they would rather have their substantial assets working for them than tied up in a deposit.

Given the OP has no assets above the value of his house, tying money up for 60 years in his kid's pensions seems an odd recommendation.

For those that have e-mailed me about equity management, I will get back to you soon; I have been tied up in details of getting my assets management business going recently.

They are not for everyone — they tie up assets, and you may «lose» money if you die before fully «cashing out.»

Juicy Excerpt: I didn't want my money tied up in an high - risk asset class paying a poor long - term return and IBonds were at the time paying a government - guaranteed return of 3.5 percent real.

If you're eligible for this kind of policy, you're most likely not pursuing an SBA loan, but for some high net worth individuals seeking SBA financing to expand due to tied up assets, this may be an option.

Even with an unstable housing market in the past few years, having a mortgage is still considered «good debt» because it's debt that's tied to a physical asset — unlike credit card debt that's not backed up by any asset, the article states

If she needs money for any reason, it is not tied up in an asset and unavailable.

And while Tyler doesn't get a pension, he does get company shares that he can do with as he pleases — right now, 60 % of his assets are tied up in this stock.

It may be because they're wary of the fees associated with certain annuities or they don't want to tie up a client's money in one or they know that diverting assets to an annuity means a smaller nest egg for them to manage (and thus lower annual management fees).

If you want to build a solid retirement plan, you'll need to decide which of your assets should be tied up in what, and how much.

Liquidity is a common concern for family businesses where all assets and capital are tied up in operations and expansion.

Meaning, assets are tied up for a period of time and you can't cash out of a deal.

But it may not be good to have your financial future tied up in one asset.

Unless you plan to sell your home (and you don't care all your assets are tied up in one investment), you have to build savings so you not only have a place to live, but money to eat.