Sentences with word «discretionary»

Monthly payments are capped at 10 to 15 percent of discretionary income, depending on when you took out your loans.

Under the new rule, members will receive the same amount of discretionary funding, with a potential 25 percent bump for districts that have the highest levels of poverty.

However, when it comes to many of student loan repayment programs offered by the student loan repayment programs offered by the federal government, there's a more precise definition for discretionary income.

In a nutshell, most public officials have a large amount of discretionary power, much of which is not monitored particularly closely.

If you were working for one of these agencies that relies on discretionary funding, how would you be feeling right now?

-- Spending $ 1.5 trillion on federal tax cuts and squeezing the overall federal discretionary budget while also threatening key programs that the MTA is relying on to fund upgrades and expansions.

Then use your other savings and income for discretionary expenses.

This program awards discretionary grants that support 22 comprehensive centers to help increase state capacity to assist districts and schools in meeting student achievement goals.

We offer a comprehensive suite of F - Series Funds to investment advisors, on a fee for service or discretionary basis, at among the lowest fees in the industry.

Our firm looks forward to helping establish the law in BC on family trust property division and valuations of spouse's interests in discretionary trusts.

Let them see how much income the family brings in, how much monthly expenses are, the amount put into saving, and how much is left as discretionary funds.

This is exactly what leads to corruption, a group of people with discretionary powers.

This service provides discretionary money management for a fee.

For example, when interest rates are rising, the consumer discretionary sector as a whole struggles because consumers can not finance big purchases as cheaply.

This principle allows policy makers to make discretionary decisions in situations where there is evidence of potential harm in the absence of complete scientific proof.

You may need more of a traditional stock broker instead of an adviser who puts your money into a managed discretionary account.

The strategic placement of discretionary foods was commonly observed in all supermarkets.

Some may only offer discretionary investment management, where you are not part of the day - to - day decisions.

Today's seniors are also spending more of their money on discretionary purchases and accumulating more credit card debt.

Under the new business model, much of his income would be replaced with discretionary bonuses.

While the reductions in R&D may not be as severe as in some other discretionary programs, they would still be substantial.

One was a private investment counselor, the other a broker who also provided discretionary portfolio management.

It's a simple matter of sticking with the big broker / dealers for discretionary trading.

Another potential tax mistake is using discretionary income for retirement to make deposits to another type of savings account, such as a certificate of deposit or money - market savings account.

This leaves you with more discretionary income on a regular basis.

• The Scottish parliament will also have new powers to make discretionary payments in any area of welfare without the need to obtain prior permission from department for work and pensions.

This transformation might explain why the performance of consumer discretionary stocks when interest rates are rising has improved over time.

However, the judgment also contains a useful reminder of the law concerning sham trusts and appropriate considerations for trustees to take into account when exercising discretionary powers.

• An investment in cryptocurrency should be discretionary capital set aside strictly for speculative purposes.

The government had made money available to local councils to make discretionary payments to these people.

With the rise of the middle class comes increased discretionary consumer spending on books.

This service provides discretionary money management for a fee.

These loans can also be taken out to finance weddings, vacations, or other discretionary expenses.

Financial assistance programmes exist but, much like discretionary housing payments for the bedroom tax, these only pay out in a tiny number of cases.

Most hire assistant principals and other necessary positions from limited discretionary dollars that could otherwise go to instructional materials, mental health support, after - school programs, and the like.

The use of stock drones ensures that one's ability, and not discretionary income — enabling certain racers to buy more expensive and powerful parts — determines who wins and who loses.

Monthly payments are capped at 10 % of monthly discretionary income.

Small manufacturers with $ 1 million to $ 5 million in annual revenues tend to sell for three to four times discretionary cash flow these days.

The second — and more annoying — is that the airport is immune from suit because the alleged acts or omissions of the airport were discretionary functions.

Nevertheless, he said, it is much more volatile than broad consumer discretionary ETFs.

Many millions of cat owners find themselves in the situation these days of having less discretionary funds available for things like vet care.

They are giving discretionary effort and they are in it to stay.