Sentences with phrase «financial picture you want»

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If you want to understand why the federal government has clocked deficits in every single year since the 2008/09 financial crisis, save one (2015), and why there won't be another black - ink budget until at least the mid-2020s, look at the pre-budget picture with Finance Minister Bill Morneau where he changes his shoes.

A financial advisor will want to understand your entire financial picture, which may not be the case with robo - advisors.

If you want a better understanding of your financial situation, sign up for a site like Manilla, which monitors your finances and gives you a clearer picture of how stable you are financially.

Even banks are getting into the picture to retain or draw customers who want one source financial services.

Depending on your financial picture, and how long you want to stay in your home, your break - even point may occur sooner than you expected.

To get ready to refinance you'll want to gather all pertinent information about your financial picture (savings accounts, 401 (k) savings, other assets) that help build your profile.

What's required is your rough financial picture and the lender can give you an estimate of loans that you might want to look at.

Tidewater Community College, based in Norfolk, Va., wants students to outline a realistic picture of their financial situation before and after graduation, including a repayment plan for student loans, according to Inside Higher Ed.

And this means you want to avoid any changes in your financial picture until you've closed on the property.

If a parent wants to change an order that was made within the preceding three years, the court requires a showing of a material change in circumstances (this could be a change in income for either parent, loss of a job, or anything else that changes the financial picture).

This course is for senior professionals from business, financial services, law, regulators and any other sector who want to «Get a big picture grip on the details».

Yes, you should have an understanding of your financial picture and where you want to be at the end of the divorce.

Many times sketching the financial picture makes people cringe — especially if they're being told things that they don't want to hear, such as «You have too much debt,» or «You're going to have to return to work.»

We want them to have a true picture of their financial situation after the divorce dust has settled.

we do not have a Hobby Lobby here and with the city's gloomy financial picture, I seriously doubt they would want to come for quite some time.