Sentences with phrase «improved financial behavior»
This finding is supported by our recent consumer research that shows improved financial behavior by Gen Xers, even though many carry larger debts than other generations.
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«These were people that tried to use the financial penalty to improve their own behavior and failed to do so.
«Our study is another example of how modest financial incentives may go a long way in improving health behaviors and health care quality,» says Jeffrey Kullgren, M.D., M.S. M.P.H., a research scientist in the VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System, an assistant professor of internal medicine at the U-M Medical School and a former Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Clinical Scholar.
In total, FINRA found that when men and women improved their financial literacy, both genders had better credit card usage; however, women can improve their behavior by 60 percent more than men.
While the exact score you receive may not be the final word on your financial health, it's still a good barometer of how well you're doing managing your credit and it can help you identify ways to improve your behavior (or spot fraud).
«Spay / neuter prevents the destruction of adoptable animals by preventing unwanted litters, protects a pet's health, improves pet behavior, lessens the financial burden on animal shelters and taxpayers, and it's required by law in Tulsa,» says Jamee Suarez - Howard, President and Founder of OAA.
Market forces can not be relied upon to regulate human behavior in hazard mitigation any more than they can be trusted to regulate financial greed, or improve our carbon footprints.