Sentences with phrase «financial mistakes over»

Consumers who have shown poor financial judgment and continue to make financial mistakes over period of years are likely to do the same going forward.

Not exact matches

«If there is any mistake I see entrepreneurs make, it's that they don't spend enough time going over their financial statements,» Osteryoung says.

That's because widespread financial mistakes by households can quickly spill over into the broader economy.

By focussing on the software and driver experience over the vehicle's physical performance, Breitfeld hopes to avoid repeating the same mistakes as Faraday Future — an electric car company that has run into financial difficulties after unveiling its FF91 vehicle at CES last year.

Though, hard to say why financial people makes silly new beginners mistakes over and over.

Wenger has done ok but only a fool (doing the same thing over and over and get the same poor result) would stay on, I understand the reasons, 8 mil and be called LE prof but I would have expected him to have more experience and knowledge to not repeat his mistakes unless he is on a different agenda i.e. a financial one.

They will make some poor financial decisions, but over time those mistakes will lead to successes.

Many of the worst financial mistakes we make aren't the result of a major slipup... They're small opportunities that you miss day in and day out that really add up to big losses over time — like paying fees instead of... Continue Reading

Keep in mind, patience is your biggest virtue during this process and it may take six months to a year to make amends for the financial mistakes you may have made over years in the past.

But if you don't have the financial discipline to use them wisely and without making any mistakes, then those benefits will be gone many times over in interest, overspending, and other fees.

Blowing those drips of dollars over time adds up to a big financial mistake.

And while it's true that financial enabling often starts with a sense of genuine care and concern, it can also be driven by guilt over mistakes made in the past.

In fact, even before tackling this particular series of blogs, I gave a speech this summer on the seven biggest financial mistakes I've personally made over the years.

Over the past few decades, I have experienced most of these financial issues with both mistakes and successes.

Yet when I was having financial difficulties the first time I incurred 2 overdraft charges, so I checked again and I had not been removed (even though I had been assured I was)... I chose the wrong path of «maybe someone made a mistake» and the next OD charge was over $ 1200 because 5 months worth of charges on my debit card hit at once, they were paid and again a month later I was hit with another and the same explanation was given.

«We've had some financial setbacks over the past three years and I don't want to make a mistake at this point,» she says.

Over time, many financial experts have made credit mistakes they've had to mend one way or another.

That's just a small illustration of everything that's wrong with the financial media (& so many of its devotees): Obsessing over short - term investment horizons & performance, masking & mistaking ignorance with confidence, being ruled by fear & greed, running with the herd chasing hot new fads & stocks, and always always looking for the slick salesman, the shortcut, the sure thing...

Creating a financial plan should be about «getting better, not beating each other up over past mistakes.»

You don't want to make this kind of mistake and be left in a bad financial situation, so it's a good idea for you to look over your needs first.