Sentences with phrase «guard against interest»

They ensure that your mortgage payments are manageable, helping you guard against interest rates rises.

BlackRock is urging investors to rethink their bonds in 2015, and part of that means using flexible fixed income strategies to guard against interest rate risk and credit events, while also enhancing the diversification of your fixed income portfolio.

Not exact matches

If ACOBA approve this they will be signing their own death - warrant, confirming they are not fit for purpose and unable to guard against conflicts of interest and consequences of the revolving door - two of the most prevalent corruption risks in UK politics.

Amid an emerging markets debt crisis in 1998, the Fed cut interest rates to try to guard the United States against economic fallout, which helped the stock market gain a whopping 29 percent that year despite the global troubles.

In remarks at the AARP on Monday, Obama stressed the importance of imposing a cohesive standard mandating that all brokers and advisors working in the retirement space act in their clients» best interests to guard against conflicted advice that could harm investors.

It should be an active decision to guard against risk and operate in the best interest of plan participants.

If so, we need to be perpetually on guard against it, and George Mosse's intelligent reflections are of much more than historical interest.

Companies have a vested interest in promoting their products and for this reason international marketing standards prevent them from contacting parents or advertising their products and call on health workers to guard against conflicts of interest.

The discrepancy suggests that a cornerstone of the law, intended to guard against conflicts of interest and cronyism has been ignored more than a year after the bill passed following contentious negotiations between Mayor Shayne Gallo and the Common Council.

I'd like the paper to publish a little map showing the names and addresses of the armed guards hired to protect against their perceived threats, because in their own words, «readers are understandably interested to know about guns in their neighborhoods»

Critics want to see more public debate and financial disclosure from council members to guard against conflicts of interest.

There are the interests of employees, who have a perfectly legitimate set of interests to guard against arbitrariness and get as much economic benefit out of their work as is possible.

They may need to ensure that the more vocal stakeholder groups are balanced against other stakeholder interests so that no one group becomes too dominant (i.e. guarding against «pushy parent» syndrome).

I placed the guard against losses on the principal component alone, not on the combination of interest plus principal.

We protect you by carefully guarding against conflicts of interest and by giving you a completely unbiased opinion of value.

Instead, it helps guard against default by guaranteeing a suite of low - interest options administered by a network of banks and lending institutions.

Be on guard against those low, low mortgage rates — you may end up spending more by refinancing than if you had stuck with your current mortgage, even if your new interest rate would be under 3 or 4 percent, South Florida financial planners warn.Here are...

Because they're not susceptible to market forces, fixed - rate mortgages guard you against payment increases from interest rate spikes.

Be on guard against those low, low mortgage rates — you may end up spending more by refinancing than if you had stuck with your current mortgage, even if your new interest rate would be under 3 or 4 percent, South Florida financial planners warn.

Inflation remained slightly below the Fed's 2 % target rate through March 2017, so it seems that recent rate hikes are aimed at returning interest rates to a more typical historical range while guarding against future inflation.1 The Fed dropped rates to historic lows in 2008 to stimulate the slow economy.

The analyst must seek to guard himself against this danger as best he can: in part, by dealing with those situations preferably which are not subject to sudden change; in part, by favoring securities in which the popular interest is keen enough to promise a fairly swift response to value elements which he is the first to recognize; in part, by tempering his activities to the general financial situation — laying more emphasis on the discovery of undervalued securities when business and market conditions are on a fairly even keel, and proceeding with greater caution in times of abnormal stress and uncertainty.»

The Treasury Department cautioned dealers in January to guard against failing to settle in the Treasury repo market as interest rates fall.

Guarding against special interests in any particular style or genre, his curatorial projects bridge gaps left in art history and reflect the creative imagination of the past, present and future.

Procedures to guard against such manipulation of evidence are supposed to be in place whenever biases and conflicts of interest interfere with duties to report the whole truth, especially in assessments that have such potentially drastic policy implications.

I noticed (and favourited) when Ben Pile tweeted he had been making that point for years I guess it doesn't matter who makes the point, and RPJ is good person to make it and get it heard, but I really want to guard against the weaselling repositioning that is inevitable when people want to start claim they were always interested in debating.

Realising that you find any «scientist» who dares to do anything at all political to be repugnant, I am sure that you will be shocked to the core and deeply disappointed to know that Dessler (he of the superquick paper guarding orthodoxy against the barbarian hordes) counts «climate change policy» as a major part of his research interests.

[38] This should all be done to guard against the lawyer taking what would be an inappropriate personal interest in the litigation thereby putting at risk his or her obligation to provide the client with objective advice and undivided loyalty.

Constituted, as that body is, of the delegates of confederated States, some such provision was necessary to guard against their mutual jealousy, since every proceeding against a representative would indirectly affect the honour or interests of the state which sent him.

In an administrative order published Monday, the court said that providing electronic access to nonconfidential court records «is a goal of the judicial branch,» but that «unfettered electronic access to all court records without policies in place to protect privacy interests and guard against unintended consequences detrimental to the judicial process can not be allowed.»

In this way, the Court assumes full responsibility for the order to permanently safeguard the best interests of the child (ren), and guard them against acute or chronic feelings of guilt.

This presentation, by Moira Laidlaw, Esq., will review those financial eligibility rules and identify planning opportunities for clients, whether they are in the middle of a health care crisis or interested in guarding against one in the future.

1.3 It must be ensured that children in placement are guarded against unplanned moves and / or moves which are not in their best interests.

Our political leaders and regulators have been grappling with a very difficult question for some time now: How do we keep our interest rates at the stimulative levels that our broader economy still desperately needs while guarding against credit and housing bubbles?

Whether we are fighting to protect the mortgage interest deduction, safeguard private property rights, eliminate unnecessary restrictions on your business or guard against attempts to reduce the availability of credit for mortgage lending, you can REST ASSURED that we are fighting for you and your clients.

It will keep your interests protected, and also guard your hard working agent against having to duke it out for a pay check.

(MCT)-- Be on guard against those low, low mortgage rates — you may end up spending more by refinancing than if you had stuck with your current mortgage, even if your new interest rate would be under 3 or 4 percent financial planners warn.