Not exact matches
This tool uses the present value of bond portfolios, adjusted for interest rate and inflation expectations, to show current retirees how much in retirement savings they
need today to account for every $ 1 they
need in the
future,
assuming they hold a portfolio made up entirely of investment - grade bonds and longer - term Treasurys.
Understanding the correct amount of life insurance to get is an exercise in forecasting your beneficiary's
future financial
needs,
assuming (unfortunately), that you were to pass away today.
You've prepared pro forma financial statements and a cash flow budget, so you know your
future funding
needs —
assuming you hit all projected targets, expenses are estimated with a certain degree of accuracy, and no unforeseen events happen.
Some investors are ramping up savings,
assuming they can't rely on market returns to fund
future needs.
Given the
need to make a whole lot of assumptions and my lack of confidence in my own forecasting abilities, I tend to use the DCF more as a tool to figure out what the market is implying the cash flows to be in the
future assuming a certain discount rate and terminal growth.
Barton will be a free agent and
needing to be re-signed,
assuming the Nuggets see him in this
future core.
Thus, Ellis» model of time retains enough of the block universe to match with relativity's predictions, but without
needing to take Einstein's drastic last step of
assuming that the fourth dimension is solidified into the infinite
future.
It
assumes the sea will rise 1 meter over the next century but acknowledges that its policies
need to be flexible — and revisited often — to account for
future uncertainty.
In his Science commentary, Kargel stated that
future Mars missions may
need to
assume life exists first in order to effectively prevent contamination to both Mars and Earth in
future sample return or human missions.
Every woman wants to have a secured
future in terms of financial security and it is a no brainer to
assume that wealthy men can provide all the financial security a woman
needs.
This might be somewhat of an outdated view in today's world but when compared to the past women are in most cases in places where they do not
need to
assume the mere role of provided for, lifestyle changes in way of life over recent years have allowed women to become really self - reliant, what remains though is a substantial lots of women that are content to be taken care of with regard to the bargain for their companionship, either it is only self - serving or as the beneficiary of earned money for their
future loved ones based completely on the individual.
Street Fighter V doesn't
need an insane advertising campaign projecting it as the
future of e-sports because that position is already
assumed.
The Carnegie task force acknowledged the
need for stronger student performance but added a second, equivalent challenge: «Creating... a profession of well - educated teachers prepared to
assume new powers and responsibilities to redesign schools for the
future.»
Overall, my family has been pleased with this purchase and,
assuming Nissan hasn't drastically changed the
future variations of the Quest, we'd buy a new version down the road if we
needed to change vehicles.
Given the
need to make a whole lot of assumptions and my lack of confidence in my own forecasting abilities, I tend to use the DCF more as a tool to figure out what the market is implying the cash flows to be in the
future assuming a certain discount rate and terminal growth.
Stock traders who have been using approaches that
assume low - volatility conditions will persist indefinitely (e.g., shorting VIX
futures, selling option premium, or simply increasing long position size)
need to be prepared for a changing of the market guard — or risk getting crushed when volatility doesn't immediately retreat after its next upward spike.
Fidelity Investments says that the typical couple retiring at 65 today will
need $ 240,000 to pay for their
future health care costs (
assuming one spouse lives to 82 and the other to 85).
I can
assume from the things I've seen that there is a
future with a governmental system that
needs to be overthrown by a rag - tag group of rebels lead by a snappy leader and a new character that magically has abilities no one has never seen before, but that's just me
assuming things again.
Assuming it gets the support it
needs to continue, VR has a bright
future ahead of it, and whether it's a high end PC headset, or the more affordable PlayStation VR, we can all be a part of it.
Who knows, but with planned
future DLC and hopefully an open ear to the fans the developers will make any necessary changes,
assuming the game
needs them.
ISO also overestimates
future electric and gas
needs,
assuming unrealistic demands on our energy systems.
To get a figure here (based on the IPCC synthesis report) I gather we
need to make an assumption about
future emissions long in the
future, and as far as I remember the way this works is that we
assume say constant emissions between now and 2100, and then a drop to zero, or rising emissions to 2100 and then a drop to zero, or emissions falling to zero tommorrow, or something along these lines.
Assuming that 500 gigawatts of solar power may be
needed to meet a
future climate goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions 80 percent below 1990 levels by 2050, Hernandez's team found that a region of California roughly equal to the land area of South Carolina may be
needed to accommodate all the new solar power plant development.
In the other two scenarios,
assuming the Building Sector makes either modest or strong improvements in energy efficiency, we will not
need new power plant generating capacity into the foreseeable
future.
But
assuming that Congress does not eliminate (save as part of a carbon - tax deal) EPA's greenhouse gas authority under the Clean Air Act - which would severely hinder
future Democratic Administrations, as they would
need to control both houses to restore it - the ability of a Trump Administration to set back U.S. climate progress is going to be limited.
Justice Perell's observation, that «it is cynical to
assume that with many years of
future employment both possible and
needed, that he will sit on his hands and wait out the reasonable notice period rather than getting on with his career» is no more than a reiteration of the BC Court of Appeal's articulation of this fundamental principle underlying the duty to mitigate.
The concern raised by plaintiff's counsel, and it is a real concern, is that the jury may
assume that because the plaintiff is relatively well - off she does not
need to be compensated for
future wage loss and they may reduce their awards for general and special damages as well.
He has made diligent, albeit unsuccessful, efforts to mitigate, and it is cynical to
assume that with many years of
future employment both possible and
needed, that he will sit on his hands and wait out the reasonable notice period rather than getting on with his career.
Home and vehicle modifications are not a one - time issue so we ensure that as your personal and / or physical
needs evolve the insurance company
assumes the total costs for
future modifications.
«I think companies
need to
assume it's going to happen and start to look at the various scenarios and what opportunities there may be to influence the direction of
future trade relations between the U.K. and the EU, and the U.K. and the rest of the world,» he says.
You'll also want to factor in what your entire family
needs today and what it will
need in the
future, as well as whatever debt you may
need to
assume to cover to cover these
needs.
With these types of policies, the insurer
assumes all risk of
future performance, meaning that if the cost of
future claims is underestimated by the insurance company, then the insurer will
need to make up for the difference.
This is not to say that all companies will follow suit, but for those who have permanent products or are anticipating the
need for permanent products in their life insurance portfolio, I would highly recommend an err on the side of
assuming that, at best, these products will be higher priced in the near
future.
Again, there's a simple rule of thumb here: To merely
assume that what you make now is what your family will
need every year in the
future and plan a death benefit accordingly.
Assuming you're carefully investing in the
future and paying off debts, you probably won't
need as much coverage halfway through your policy.