Sentences with phrase «expense of wage earners»

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For this purpose, a budgetary discipline is necessary, accompanied by a social expenses restriction and the restoration of a so - called natural unemployment rate; in other words the creation of a «reserve army of wage earners» (battalions of unemployed people) that allows to weaken the unions.

Seventy percent of American households with children under 18 admit that they would have trouble keeping up with living expenses within a few months if the primary wage earner in the home died today.

If you're in the fortunate position of being able to meet your household's expenses — including a 15 - year mortgage payment — on either wage earner's income, then probably signing up for the 15 - year mortgage is the way to go.

«A two wage earner family should have at least three months of living expenses in an emergency savings account, and I tell all my clients to make this a top priority for any financial plan.»

W - 2 wage earners (including homeowners, people claiming childcare expenses, student loan interest deduction or charitable deductions and recipients of the earned income tax credit)

W - 2 wage earners (including homeowners, people claiming childcare expenses, student loan interest deduction or charitable deductions and recipients of the earned income tax credit) can all get free file this year.

In addition, 73 % of those with no life insurance would have a hard time paying living expenses either immediately within a few months of the loss of their primary wage earner.

According to a 2010 LIMRA International press release, four in 10 households with children under the age of 18 say they would immediately have trouble meeting everyday living expenses if a primary wage earner were to die.

In 2010, 40 percent of U.S. families with children under the age of 18 believe they would immediately experience significant hardship covering the everyday living expenses if a primary wage earner were to die today.

Almost everyone needs some kind of life insurance, whether it is to cover funeral expenses, provide financial support for a family if a wage earner dies, or shield a business partner when a key executive passes.

According to a 2010 LIMRA International press release, the top two reasons Americans have life insurance is to cover burial and final expenses, and to help replace the income of primary wage earners.

LIMRA's study points out that among households with children under the age of 18, four in 10 say they would immediately have trouble meeting everyday living expenses if a primary wage - earner died today.

While salaried wage earners can get by with a reserve of about three to six months, real estate professionals who don't have a steady paycheck are better served with an emergency fund of at least six months worth of expenses.