Sentences with phrase «liability take money out»

Insurance coverage such as home, auto, health or liability take money out of our pocket.

Insurance coverage such as home, auto, health or liability take money out of our pocket.

A liability takes money out of your pocket.

Not exact matches

The main thing I got out of the book is looking at assets as putting money in my pocket and liabilities as taking money away.

The difference between a homemade ZipLoc solution and shelling out the money for a stylish waterproof case may mean the company is more likely to take on the liability if the device fails.

An asset is something that puts money into your pocket and a liability is something that takes money out of your pocket.

Kiyosaki simplistically (yet brilliantly) defines assets as anything that puts money into your pocket and liabilities as anything that takes money out of your pocket.

Liability: Something that takes money out of your pocket.

Again, damn near everything in the Kickstarter was written to influence the fans of Yogscast into providing funding, but now that those same fans are out of pocket Yogscast are shoving the game away and claiming no liability, despite them taking money from Kickstarter, pitching the idea as their own and promising to be a part of the development, when in fact it seems more like they just agreed to their license being used and to market the game.

Liability coverage takes care of those injuries and ensures that your neighbor is made whole, without taking money out of your pocket to do it.

If your business doesn't have insurance, you'll have to pay for property damage, liability lawsuits and work - related accidents out of pocket, taking money out of your company's hard earned revenue.

This could work, joined with a solution similar to what Bitfinex did, where liabilities are covered with tokens issued to creditors, and can be cashed out anytime based on current liabilities status while said status progressively improves over time as MtGox makes money and / or coins are recovered (could take years just to maybe see Vinnik get his ticket to the USA, so no need to hold your breath there).

But if you have a house, that you live in, then it takes money out of your pocket — that's the simple definition of a liability.

To the above quote, I would make one correction in that liabilities are not defined by something that does not increase in value, rather something that takes money out of your pocket as opposed to an asset which places money into your pocket.

So I say pursue this providing you are released of liability, it won't take up all or too much of your time and you don't have to put much money out.