Many long - term disability insurance policies guarantee you the right to increase your coverage in
the future if your income increases, without any medical underwriting.
Not exact matches
However, profit sharing,
if sensibly encouraged, can be one bipartisan policy to help
increase the working middle's
incomes at a time when both Republicans and Democrats are trying to figure out how to fulfill their promises to expand
incomes in the
future.
So,
if you know you want to buy a home in the near
future, consider forgoing some or all of the deductions for a year or two to
increase the
income you're reporting.
In addition, as part of our profit - sharing plan, we pay 15.0 % of our pre-profit-sharing and pre-tax
income to our teammates and as a result, salaries, wages and benefit expense will
increase in the
future if our level of pre-tax
income increases.
If you expect your
income to
increase in the
future, you could instead opt for graduated extended payment.
Commissioners did say, though, that they would back a «modest» salary
increase sometime in the
future if the Legislature decides to remain a part - time body and a «substantially higher»
increase if lawmakers change their status to full time and adopt strict limits on outside
income.
They did say, though, that they would back a «modest» salary
increase sometime in the
future,
if the legislature decides to remain a part - time body and a «substantially higher»
increase if lawmakers change their status to full - time and adopt strict limits on outside
income.
That might work
if incomes were
increasing with inflation, but as health care premiums climb through the roof and the price of goods and services grow to simply put more money in the pockets of the wealthy, we are likely to see these scenarios played out again and again, and even worsen in the near
future.
If interest rates rise again that may help gold
futures since the collateral return
increases but there may be outflows in lieu of
income producing securities.
If the market value of this portfolio
increases,
future net investment
income will be less than would otherwise be the case, because interest rates will have come down.
If you are unable to use all applicable non-refundable tax credits in 2012 (and they can not be transferred or carried forward), or if you expect to earn higher - rate income in the future, consider deferring the deduction of certain discretionary amounts, such as RRSP contributions and capital cost allowance, to increase the tax benefit of these deduction
If you are unable to use all applicable non-refundable tax credits in 2012 (and they can not be transferred or carried forward), or
if you expect to earn higher - rate income in the future, consider deferring the deduction of certain discretionary amounts, such as RRSP contributions and capital cost allowance, to increase the tax benefit of these deduction
if you expect to earn higher - rate
income in the
future, consider deferring the deduction of certain discretionary amounts, such as RRSP contributions and capital cost allowance, to
increase the tax benefit of these deductions.
Problem 2a is how to deal with the irony that
if a company were to enter into a derivative contract reduce a source of risk — i.e., reducing the volatility of
future enterprise value — then marking a derivative to market through net
income could be expected to
increase the volatility of
future net
income.
Pick an adjustable - rate mortgage
if your
income is likely to
increase in the
future or you only plan on being in a home for a short period of time.
Two options to look out for: Own occupation coverage, which pays a benefit
if you can no longer work in your field, and a
future increase option, which allows you to
increase your benefit without medical underwriting in case your business takes off and your
income increases.
Also,
if it were me, I'd wait for interest rates to
increase a bit before I deposited the money, as the
future income stream is driven by the interest rates in affect at the time of the contract.
For some situations, an ARM is the right mortgage choice, particularly
if your
income is likely to
increase in the
future or
if you only plan on being in the home for three to five years.
Given that the PEP and Pease limitation effectively operate as surtaxes on
income that
increase the marginal tax rate, planning for / around them occurs the same way any planning should occur based on marginal
income tax rates: defer or minimize
income when marginal rates are high, and accelerate
income if / when marginal rates are low (to avoid higher rates in the
future).
Second, I predict that in the
future state boards will be charged with «restraint of trade»
if they are unnecessarily preventing veterinarians from
increasing their
income by helping those people and pets.
They reason they do that is because they, short - sightedly, do not want to pay for more judges, court rooms and court staff out of the public purse (especially
if doing so would cost the current members of the government a slice of their
future income increases).
An ARM may make sense
if you are confident that your
income will
increase steadily over the years or
if you anticipate a move in the near
future and aren't concerned about potential
increases in interest rates.