The phrase
"confusing terms" refers to words or expressions that are difficult to understand or can cause misunderstanding.
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There is an endless supply
of confusing terms, plenty of incorrect information, and on top of all that, the confusing contracts don't make things any easier.
They are also faced with the
often confusing Term Life vs. Whole Life or the How does life insurance work question.
It is an ancient disease - written about since writing was invented - so the event has been divided in many ways using many
confusing terms with considerable disagreements and overlap.
Thus, you have to be ready to pay for the convenience by accepting relatively high interest rates and
sometimes confusing terms.
Very bad, read small print everywhere on each page of
very confusing terms and conditions, continue to be charged even though i stopped my order.
A lot
of confusing terms and concepts are thrown around by salespeople or heating system technicians, and you don't want to get left behind.
«What AUSVEG would like to see is the elimination of
confusing terms such as «made from local and imported ingredients» from labels, and for consumers to be able to unambiguously tell at a glance, the origins of the food they are buying and consuming,» said Mr White.
e.g. REBBA specifically states that a brokerage must: in all advertising use its registered name which must be prominently displayed; not
use confusing terms and they've been clear that unregistered assistants can't do anything the brokerage or registrant is required to do such as take a listing.
PAPERWORK KNOW - HOW: Who has time to sort through 14 pages of a purchase contract, with its
many confusing terms, to make sure you're getting the best deal?
Carlos, you are
confusing the terms here... transfer of funds from an IRA to the IRA owned LLC are considered purchases of the LLC units not withdrawals.
Since you seem to be mixed up about what Agnostic / Gnostic and Atheist / Theist mean I will repeat so you don't
confuse those terms again.
Seniors should not
confuse the term Beneficiary (familiar because of RRSP and RRIF beneficiary designations) with the key TFSA term, Successor Holder, says Sandy Cardy, a former Senior VP of tax and estate planning for Mackenzie Investments.
The participating artists and publishers of Somewhere in the Fold approach this conversation by showing work that
deliberately confuses the terms «publication» and «art object», while attempting to discover a place where they can exist together both in form and concept.
The actions discussed for the most part are referred to as «climate intervention,» rather than «climate engineering» (or the common but
confusing term geoengineering).
First - time home buyers
often confuse the terms «conventional» and «conforming,» and sometimes use them interchangeably.
If a contractor is
using confusing terms, or it seems like line - items have been included that shouldn't be there, they could be trying to pull the wool over your eyes.
The ITR forms that are issued will always use the term AY and it is important for tax payers not to
confuse this term with FY.
There is an endless supply
of confusing terms, plenty of incorrect information, and on top...
In fact, it may be advisable to have a lawyer or legal advisor review the contract for any red flags or
confusing terms.
In the crypto market, both market cap and price are
confusing terms to many people, nearly all of the time.
Hi - I think people
confuse the term «freedom of religion» when they should take opportunity to practice their religion freely, without infringing on the rights of others!