Sentences with phrase «by advisers»

There were journal entries and a presentation involved along with an hours long signed off by your adviser at the company your chose.

See financial products and sales incentives for more information about things to look out for when considering a financial product recommended by an adviser.

Check the financial services guide provided by your adviser to find out more about the products they can advise on.

In the financial services industry, life insurance probably has the longest relationship with a customer starting from the first pitch made by the adviser.

In a more bullish scenario, where high single digit growth rates are sustained by both adviser numbers and adviser productivity, the stock is worth well above # 20.

He's reportedly cleared his diary this morning (should have done so before now) and is surrounded by advisers and, significantly, lawyers.

The first among hundred other obstacles in finishing your thesis is to have your thesis statement approved by your adviser.

While the fee structures for all of these are falling, unfortunately there is a trend by advisers and brokers to focus on the cheapest ETFs in order to preserve their own profit margins.

But the solutions proposed by this adviser are, in my opinion, entirely inappropriate.

I felt betrayed by the adviser and like I had betrayed my readers.

Separate Account When investing in an insurance policy such as life insurance plan, separate account is one of the ways that investments are handled by advisers.

They were supervised with feedback and monitoring provided by advisers, family members, and students.

Specific investment advice is potentially of high quality, if it is carefully customized to your particular needs and is given by an adviser who is very knowledgeable, highly competent, and completely independent.

Specific financial counsel and investment counsel is potentially of high quality, only if it is carefully customized to your particular needs and only if it is given by an adviser who is independent, knowledgeable, and competent.

Fourth, this way of organising relevant information could easily be combined with consideration by an adviser for whom it organises the client's information in a helpful way (a product like Siaro integrates the client's original statement into a programme that prompts the advising solicitor to what they should do).

Taylor's family connection is why, despite being MVP of the 2002 Orange Bowl and being urged by advisers to jump to the NFL, he stayed in Florida as a senior.

Such a plan would see him supported by advisers, but not necessarily his own allies, and could crown him as a sort of chairman of the team.

It is alleged that the Manchester United manager was helped by advisers to avoid paying tax on earnings from the use of his image rights for product endorsement.

Late Friday, the White House released details of the plan devised by his advisers to avoid conflicts of interest between Mr. Kushner's government role and the wide - ranging business empire he ran with his father.

The following information can be used by advisers in facilitating gifts of securities:

Instead, he says, «they have to bridge past the constraints set by their advisers to look at the offerings of colleges of engineering and of business, which have a good mode of thinking to guide students in the right direction.»

Building on earlier work by his adviser,...

Back in 1990, while giving a talk as part of my thesis presentation at I.I.T. in Chicago, the audience was told by my adviser that I spoke very well.

Appearing on the Kindle Fire HDX tablets, users will see video from a technical support adviser within 15 seconds of pressing it, 24 hours a day, with the user able to be walked through whatever feature they need help with by the adviser drawing directions on screen.

A-series: The main version sold by advisers who are compensated by embedded trailer fees.

For the second year in a row, Standard Life Wrap was named «Platform of the Year 2015» and voted «Best Platform Provider (AUM over # 12.5 billion)» by the adviser community at the prestigious Aberdeen UK Platform Awards.

A note by the adviser describes his department's analysis as «unconvincing».

Recall that Wike barely two weeks ago publicly denounced the statement issued by the adviser which described the Supreme Court dismissal of his appeal on relocation of election tribunal to Abuja and the nullification of his election as» judicial gang up» and «Judicial terrorism».

The executives wouldn't comment publicly on the exact mechanics of the trade or its profit, but they were detailed in a research note published by an adviser to the firm, Pravit Chintawongvanich of Macro Risk Advisers.

The Washington Post reported on Friday that Trump was easily convinced by his advisers and Republican lawmakers to release the memo, despite the White House's concerns that it would precipitate a showdown between the president and the intelligence community, including the FBI director, Christopher Wray, who has asked the president to prevent the memo's release.

[2] The Department determined that adherence to these fundamental fiduciary norms helps ensure that investment recommendations are not driven by adviser conflicts, but by the best interest of the retirement investor.

Unfortunately, the plan presented by his advisers, Peter Navarro and Wilbur Ross, suggests an approach based on tax credits for equity investment and total private sector participation that will not cover the most important projects, not reach many of the most important investors, and involve substantial mis - targeting of public resources.

Even the presidential candidates, who by disposition would have loved to talk about their faith, were warned by their advisers to contain it — talk about morality, integrity was acceptable, of course, but not about religion.

I relate to feeling done with church and being described as creative by an adviser, and that because I am creative that people who are comfortable with their systems and structures would find that threatening.

Losing a case of this kind in the courts should not be seen as tax avoidance by the taxpayer or as enabling avoidance by their advisers.»

Trump's inaugural committee paid nearly $ 26 million to an event planning firm started by an adviser to the first lady, Melania Trump, while donating $ 5 million — less than expected — to charity, according to tax filings released today.

Much has been written over the past few years about how David Cameron - faithfully aided by his adviser and strategist, Steve Hilton - successfully went about «decontaminating» the Tory brand.

Two educators with strong ties to New York City are also being pushed by advisers to Mr. de Blasio: Kathleen M. Cashin, a member of the New York State Board of Regents; and Carmen Farina, a former deputy chancellor.

He said Flanagan, who was accompanied by adviser Bill Davison, walked out of the meeting

Per the Times, «The contenders most frequently mentioned by her advisers and senior Democrats close to the campaign include Senator Michael Bennet, from the key state of Colorado; Thomas E. Perez, President Obama's secretary of labor and a Hispanic civil rights lawyer; Representative Xavier Becerra of California; and Senators Tim Kaine and Mark Warner, both former governors from Virginia.

The penalty will be capped at the fee received by the adviser / intermediary.

The Democrats fought over everything from immigration policies, taxes and school funding, and their open warfare was played out by advisers on Twitter and by lawmakers on the Senate floor.

Labour's former general election campaign chief Tom Watson, also claimed that Miliband had been hoodwinked into posing with the paper by his advisers.

Saraki's statement signed by his adviser Yusuph Olaniyonu noted that he has been inundated with calls from several quarters to clarify his alleged role in the plot.

Mr Hamilton concluded that «there is no evidence that the matter complained of on that date was described as bullying and the allegation was strongly disputed by the adviser.

«What we need are two things: a place at the policymaking table for the scientific perspective, and, secondly, we need an understanding by the advisers and those who receive the advice that science can not hope or expect to provide the fixed, immutable truth that is clearly applicable in a particular policy or regulation,» Holt said.

When Bertuch applied for a research fellowship in Lundblad's lab, she had already completed her residency and a Ph.D. program but had no publications from her graduate work; that phase of her training had been thrown into turmoil by her adviser's suicide after a scandal involving the questionable work of a star postdoc.