Sentences with phrase «likely going to cash»

Though this goes against conventional thinking but I'm most likely going to cash out my 401k for operating income in my business.

Not exact matches

There is perhaps room for a distant number three competitor in smartphones and tablets, but that less - than - prestigious title is likely to go to Microsoft, which has never - ending mountains of cash that will allow it to literally buy its spot.

Still, the price tag is likely to be the Trump plan's biggest stumbling block, especially because a good chunk of the money would go to parents who are not exactly cash - strapped.

If you are taking on investor money, more than likely, you are going to have a difficult time negotiating the proper amount of cash you need without giving up some control.

If your business relies on outbound sales to generate new customers and keep cash flow going, you likely already know the challenges your teams face.

While lower real returns are likely for cash going forward, when compared to the post-1980 period, their importance as the benchmark for the risk - free return is likely to remain intact.

1) how far out do you forecast the cash flows knowing as you go further out it is the less likely to be realistic.

Going on past evidence and noting that the «proposed war chest» is 75 million (ironically the same as it was last summer) I would say that we'll likely get a striker but it wont be a top class one it'll be a lasser known player who Wenger will want to be lauded for if he turns into a 25 goal a season striker a la Henry Do nt expect any earth shattering buys cos the majority of that huge cash boost from BT sports will make its way to the boards private accounts.

In fact they are going to0 have a nice wedgeof cash to add to their transfer budget for the January transfer window and that is likely to be bad news for the Gunners as we hope to complete a few good signings of our own and catch the current league leaders in the second half of the season.

Until Wenger and Kroenke go we are likely to change the club strategy of just getting by as long as the cash till sounds!

But let's just look at the pursuit of Dybala for what it likely is to be: Juventus is going to see even more of an infusion of cash thanks to making the Champions League quarterfinals — and maybe more that just that — this season.

But both leaders are likely going to have to come up with more cash — both from state and city funds, and from Washington, assuming they can find a way to work with the Republicans who run the federal government.

And by next November, they will likely be bolstered by even more campaign cash from the real estate industry — which has a lot to lose if the IDC goes down and takes the GOP majority with it.

Not only did he continue to throw money into races that were LONG gone, but he put the Dems in a terrible cash / organizational position should a special election come up (extremely likely).

«If you think about how you're going to experience and enjoy the chocolate bar sold near the cash register, you're more likely to succumb.»

The bulk of your cash will go towards products, and though for many of us that's the fun part, it's also when we're most likely to stray.

Without one you're likely to make poor or reactive buying decisions (i.e. when something goes wrong, or you have some «spare» cash).

We are going to start saving our pennies so we can buy our next car with cash in about 10 years and most likely it will be a Honda or Toyota.

As far as financial gain, it may be well - argued that authors might see little of the subsequent influx of cash from a nationwide «hands off» approach to parenting — while gaming stocks would likely go through the roof — but Blume's tie to a mutually - beneficial commercial enterprise here can not be ignored.

While your house will likely appreciate over time, and that appreciation can be cashed out later on, you're going to pay a whopping amount of interest on that mortgage.

1) how far out do you forecast the cash flows knowing as you go further out it is the less likely to be realistic.

Even if we are in for a period of deflation — not sure how likely given that the government promised us that they'd drop cash from helicopters if necessary to avoid it, the short term rate is already at 0 %, it's not going to drop below 0 %.

The irony in the fact that cash - strapped, ramen - noodle eating college students are the ones who are most likely to go on a money - burning excursion abroad is plainly obvious.

If you don't have a lot of cash saved up for a down payment but have solid credit and a stable income, a government - backed loan is likely the way to go.

Dividend growth will likely be in line with earnings - per - share growth going forward as Praxair uses its cash flows to repurchase shares and invest in growth.

If a person moves from Manhattan New York to Madison Wisconsin it's likely the purchasing power of the cash in their wallet will have gone up.

If you're buying flips and the market tanks, but the property would be even or negative cash flow when rented out then you're most likely going to lose tens of thousands of dollars.

Interested as I am in the firm as a going concern, as opposed to its liquidation value, I would likely assess the probability of a cash shortage and that would lead to an estimated cost of capital for future CF, but if I discount further the value of negative CF there's a risk of double dipping on the cash burn situation.

Instead of bonds, go with these GICs knowing you won't lose... you won't likely make much, but it might be something to do with your cash or bond investments in the shorter term?

I guess the biggest risk with this approach is the same thing that is likely to make you lose your job is also likely to drop the markets when you most need the cash — you will probably survive as the # 170k won't be wiped out (if investment is diverse) but your return will be massively impacted if you start withdrawing after it drops (even if it goes back up again).

Having more than one source of income can be a plus, because having two streams of cash flow means you're more likely to keep up with repayments, even if something goes wrong.

They know the kids from middle class families will most likely go to college and the parents will pay the tuition with loans, cash, loans from 401K, home equity loans.

If you're not going to use the points for travel rewards, though, you're likely better off getting a cash - back card that offers a better rate.

I don't you obviously don't know anything about what's been going on with VXGN, but a few investment groups who will most likely win their proxy fight and liquidate this company has already committed themselves to IMMEDIATELY returning CASH to the shareholders.

We'll likely see more of the following in the coming year: POS Technology — Initiatives to make the cash register extinct will continue to go strong in 2015.

If you are earning them for other uses, including cash back, or pay with points, you are likely going to do better with a different credit card solution, than Membership Rewards in Canada.

Rewards programs that offer discounts at retailers you don't frequent or cash back for services you don't use are likely to go unused.

I mean, it's an assumption I'm making but big games very likely most go a bit over budget or since you have multiple teams making future sequels for some franchises you want to be sure you cash - in well.

Claiming you have no cash while wearing designer shoes and clutching an expensive piece of electronics isn't going to fool them (it's even likely to make them angry).

If you are not going to use a long term care rider that is attached to a cash value life insurance, you're likely going to use one of the three other major ways to cover long term care costs.

This policy is going to be more expensive without any premium guarantees, but you'll (most likely) get some cash value building up inside the policy that you can access down the road.

Insurance companies will always try to reduce how much they want to pay, so the claim adjuster's actual cash value number is likely going to be conservative.

If you decide to purchase a Rock Island renters insurance plan that gives you actual cash value, you will most likely be paying premiums that are going to be cheaper than replacement cost policies.

That goal is likely to go unfulfilled if Bitcoin volatility remains this high, because no one holds onto cash that can drop 10 % in a single day.

Using the example of Ethereum Classic (ETC) and Bitcoin Cash, two other very well - known hard forks from the two biggest cryptocurrencies on the market, what buyers, owners, and interested parties will see is likely to be a slight drop off when the coin does officially go through a Bitcoin Gold fork.

The first thing on its agenda was likely always going to be initial coin offerings — a form of almost totally unregulated investment vehicle in which investors trade things of real value, like cash, in exchange for stakes in cryptocurrency - backed startups.

With the launch of Bitcoin Cash (BCH) by Coinbase and Gdax, the adoption of the cryptocurrency is likely going to accelerate further.

If you happen to be found negligent in some manner down the road, a lawyer is going to love that you have paid off property, but if you had high debt and still cash flow well, you would not be a likely target.

Your also going to have rehab cost that will likely outspend your cashflow for the first few, so it's wise to slice that cash stack in half, because you don't want to run out of cash in the middle of a turn, which put's your spending power between 1 million, or 2 million if your run a well oiled machine.

That's exactly what we did the first several years with the business... this year, we're building our new personal residence and it's likely we're going to want to refinance our cash out later in the year.