Sentences with phrase «eroded by inflation»

At no time has the Bar accepted that fees should stay the same, year on year, becoming steadily eroded by inflation - quite the contrary.

At no time has the Bar accepted that fees should stay the same, year on year, becoming steadily eroded by inflation — quite the contrary.

To ensure that this remains the case over time, fees must be index - linked, so that they are not eroded by inflation.

But that budget has been so eroded by inflation that the operation could be cut in half without emergency financing from Congress, government scientists say.

The academic, know - it - all douchebag within me would've corrected him in an instant, lecturing him about how his money will be eroded by inflation, that stocks have proven to be even safer than bonds over the very long run, etc, but it probably wouldn't be of any use.

With the C Fund you won't run the risk of your money being eroded by inflation the only considerable risk you are taking is having your money invested during bear market cycles.

Even doing nothing with your savings or putting your money under the mattress risks being eroded by inflation (not to mention someone throwing away or stealing your mattress).

Savings accounts, certificates of deposit, and money market accounts are very «liquid» when you need your money and safeguard savings well, but your money will be eroded by inflation.

Inflation risk, or the chance that the purchasing power of an investment will be eroded by inflation.

The result is that the amount of government money spent on research is being eroded by inflation.

That high deduction never increased, was eroded by inflation, and became by, say, the 1970s relatively insignificant.

The main reason why the scheme deteriorated was because it was left untouched for more than a decade, leaving its rates to erode by inflation and its relevance of its application as its weighting increasingly did not reflect the offences committed and the work required of counsel.

Not exact matches

The solution, it is widely argued, is to cut benefits — either directly by means - testing or indirectly by raising the retirement age or allowing inflation to erode their real value over time.

Gold values vary wildly so this is considerably less stable than cash, but the long term value won't eroded to pennies by inflation and I don't expect I'll need it anyway.

The Fear Trade, of course, is driven by low to negative real interest rates — when inflation erodes away at government bond yields — deficit spending, a weaker U.S. dollar and geopolitical uncertainty.

Your money is very safe, since it is backed by the treasury, however you might not win any prizes and the impact of inflation could erode the real value of your holding over time.

is when the real return on your investment is reduced due to inflation eroding the purchasing power of your funds by the time they mature.

The risk that the value of your portfolio will be eroded by a decline in the purchasing power of your savings, as a result of inflation.

Over the year, average UDIBonos yields, as measured by the, were up 110 bps, eroding coupon and inflation carry on the bonds, leading to a 1.8 % loss in terms of total return in pesos.

Obviously, in a simple world, it makes sense bond holders would not what to see the value of their cash flows eroded away by inflation.

• It has dozens of graphs to show things like how much income goals are eroded every year by inflation.

Long - term plans require an option that erodes the original capital while increasing steadily in value and remains untouched by inflation.

And in an environment of declining prices, the inflation resulting from automated lending poses a risk not just to individual homeowners — who could see the value of their equity severely eroded or even erased — but to the entire banking system, which now has to contend with the possibility that their mortgage loans are backed by homes that aren't worth what they thought.