Sentences with phrase «if disasters»

When renters buy coverage from one of the North San Jose providers, they're spared the cost of refurnishing their Alviso apartments if disasters occur.

If any disasters do come through your area of Baltimore, you will have your renters insurance policy from one of the Maryland companies there to assist you.

As with all loved ones, we want to ensure that they are cared for if disasters occur.

I'm not retired yet but probably will be within a few years (if no disasters).

If disasters were good for the economy, then we'd see a city rebuilt every year.

What insurance won't protect, however, is your reputation or market share, particularly if the disaster is specific to your business, such as a fire in your office building.

Companies may find themselves unable to send employees home if a disaster hits during the workday, Steele noted.

Do advance planning and you'll be able to bring structure, organization and calm if a disaster strikes your firm.

If the disaster seems less than total to you, it is because you have failed to keep pace with the media, who have suddenly descended into one of their periodic fits of panic at the state of the economy — described in just the last 24 hours as «failing,» «dire,» «gloomy,» and «worsening,» not to mention teetering «on the edge of another downfall.»

If it has taken you this long to have them, why do you think that you can easily replace them if any disaster should strike.

If disaster strikes at your company, your assets may be insured, but what about all that lost business?

Let's think, telling people to be ready so that if a disaster hit's they don't have to worry about food.

Because I know that if this disaster had been an earthquake in Iran, a monsoon in Bangladesh, or any number of other disasters, my soul wouldn't be troubled.

Kinnamon writes as if that disaster threatens only when Faith and Order is forgotten.

All you who make fun and are critical are the idiots who would or will be standing in food lines whining and grumbling if a disaster hits your area.

If disaster is to come to Silver Spoon in competition it is difficult to know just where to find it.

Even if disaster strikes again and we lose or draw in Leicester, the games then get much easier while our big players get fitter and sharper.

However if a disaster scenario presented itself on Monday Night it is feasible that the 2011 Chicago Men's League Champs could be on the outside looking in come Playoff Time.

I'd love to know your thoughts (assuming you don't post and run) on WHY, if a disaster does happen at home, you run to the hospital to see the evil disease ridden doctor who obviously cares more about golf than patients.

If disaster struck, how much of our knowledge would future humans be able to retrieve?

And yet to interpret the calamity as an act of nature is to make it seem as if the disaster came out of nowhere.

Carl Alexander, disaster coordinator in Challis, said schools have stepped up earthquake drills, and he has requested that emergency responders in Idaho and Utah be available if disaster strikes.

So firms may build on vulnerable areas, knowing they will be bailed out by the government's National Flood Insurance Program if disaster strikes.

If disaster strikes in the form of rogue lipstick, use shaving cream to fix it.

This month we find out if The Disaster Artist is a disaster, if Dan Stevens knows what the dickens is going on in The Man Who Invented Christmas, and whether Assassin's Creed: Origins is a worthy franchise addition.

Chalamet could be Call Me By Your Name's big win, if Disaster Artist wins Adapted.

If The Disaster Artist, James Franco's upcoming dramedy about the making of The Room, has a disproportionately large amount of random rose petals and awkward games of catch, at least now we know why.

If The Disaster Artist doesn't have my fav scene in the book I'm going to masturbate in the theatre till someone has the courage to stop me

If a disaster happens and you need the money you will have to sell the house to pay for it, just like 98 % of things.

If it has taken you this long to have them, why do you think that you can easily replace them if any disaster should strike.

Unlike Terca, many renters would be out of luck if disaster struck.

She advises clients to look at how much money they keep in emergency savings to gauge how much they could pay if disaster strikes.

Do you care if a disaster destroys it completely or do you want some protection against that?

However, you might not have enough coverage to protect you if disaster strikes.

Then, if disaster strikes, your finances can absorb the shocks and keep plugging along.

Given that the risk can't be avoided, you should transfer the risk with renters insurance to help you and your family recover faster and without serious financial damage if disaster does strike.

Another misconception of renters is that their landlord's coverage will include them if disaster strikes.

This is important if you a) like the things you have and b) don't want to have to pay out of pocket to replace everything if disaster should happen to strike.

If disaster strikes, you will pat yourself on the back for doing something.

Some people feel that a flood insurance policy is not necessary because, if disaster strikes, FEMA will step in to provide assistance.

That means you can pay all of your monthly bills without ever worrying about wrecking your retirement account if disaster strikes.

Are you prepared if disaster strikes?

Whether you rent a home, mobile home, apartment or townhome, you probably have assets you couldn't afford to replace if a disaster hit.

Finding the right coverage will keep your family financially secure even if disaster strikes and your property is damaged or destroyed.

Then, if disaster strikes, you know you can withdraw the money from your long - term equity investments, even if the market is significantly down, without decimating your corpus.

If you websearch «family loan», you will find several legal firms that specialize in setting these up so they'll pass muster with the IRS and — if disaster occurs and it becomes necessary — be legally enforcable, The one I used had some good resources explaining what the trade - offs were, and suggesting that — as @Jay suggests — the best solution is to charge something close to the IRS's minimum rate, then gift the payments (or the interest) until the loan can be paid back.

Look at homeowners insurance instead as a way to protect your finances if disaster strikes your home.

Just make sure that you can afford to pay that deductible if disaster should strike.

Think of it as a cushion to tide you over until you can access other investments if disaster did strike.

If disaster does strike you can access funds, but also don't have the whole amount earning a pittance in an instant access savings account.