Sentences with phrase «financial sense until»

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The series is meant to be cumulative, and this week's segment in particular will not make any sense until you've at least understood some of the basic workings of the three standard financial statements: the balance sheet, income statement, and statement of cash flow.

It might make sense, then, to rent until you can boost that score by practicing good financial habits.

From a financial point of view, getting a 2 - 3 year old car with full service history (and obviously in good condition and well looked after) and driving it until it falls apart makes the most sense.

Students get financial aid from the government in the sense that the interest will be paid for until they are enrolled or at a half - time status.

Financial Planning Social Security: Delay or Take the Money and Run — Act II For most retirees, it makes economic sense to delay taking Social Security benefits until age 66.

Even if you've found the perfect home at a great price, it often makes far more financial sense to wait until your credit and other finances are in order than to jump at the first good opportunity.»

Lawyers and debt settlement firms that meet with clients face - to - face can charge up - front fees.It makes no financial sense to work with any firm that charges you fees in advance, when you can find reputable, experienced settlement firms that won't charge you a fee for any account they settle until after the settlement is finalized.

When it comes to holiday debt, it also is a good idea to tighten the belt and exercise good sense by cutting back on entertainment, dining, and other unnecessary expenses, until your financial affairs are in order.

Until more recently, we were very much budget travelers, and we still won't pay for something just because we can; it needs to make financial sense.

Selling first class seats can really swing the financial performance of a flight, so holding back those seats until the airline is sure they won't go to paying passengers makes good sense.