Sentences with phrase «difficult financial questions»

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When I was the editor of the Center for Financial Insight investor education blog, we received enough wonderful questions from investors and ideas from planners that it's difficult to remember them all.

Tough shows even the most naïve reader how difficult it is to grapple with the question of how to take an entire community of mostly disadvantaged children and mostly undereducated parents without financial resources and transform them — or at least the children as they grow — into fully functioning members of the middle class.

«Those questions are likely to become even more difficult at a time when the NHS faces an unprecedented financial challenge.»

What costs will be incurred is a question that is currently difficult to answer: «The anticipated financial advantage in recycling the magnets depends not only on the recycling process, but also on the price development for rare earth elements,» Diehl says.

In difficult financial times, when important positions and programs have been cut to stay within statutory budget caps, it's difficult to effectively implement these initiatives with so many unanswered questions remaining.

For Connecticut's more than 74,500 students with disabilities, the services and resources they need (and deserve) vary significantly, and often pose difficult planning and financial questions to Connecticut's public schools and municipalities.

If you still have questions about your entitlement to a rental car or are facing a difficult financial situation and want to know all of your options, contact a trusted legal professional that can help you evaluate all of your options to help you get your life back on track.

The advantage of collaborative divorce is that a financial professional is involved from the beginning and can help a couple work through the many difficult questions and decisions involved alongside attorneys and mental health professionals for a seamless, respectful process.

In the U.S., the OECD says, only 9.4 percent of 15 - year - olds were able to answer the most difficult questions on an international test of financial knowledge and skills.

«I was struck by the candour of all the panellists but I guess I shouldn't be surprised because leadership requires facing difficult questions and having an answer,» says Boris Bozic, CEO of Merix Financial, one of eight panel participants.