Sentences with phrase «little more wealth»

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Democrat Bernie Sanders, who says the system in this country is rigged against the little guy and proposes redistributing wealth and promoting economic growth by more heavily taxing the 1 percent?

«There's confusion because it injected a whole lot more noise into the system with very little specificity about what is to come,» said Michael Spellacy, the head of PWC's wealth management consultancy, who said he spent most of his weekend on the phone with the heads of 35 U.S. brokerages they are advising discussing the memo and its implications.

It turns out however — once again using little more that simple accounting identities — that there are conditions under which either supply - side policies or demand - side policies will increase long - term wealth.

Cash - rich state companies also pay little in dividends despite repeated promises by the ruling party to make them share more of their wealth with the public.

Yes, «wealth distribution» by governments and sometimes by organizations amount to little more than a handout.

The «fire and brimstone» tones so often used by evangelicals to judge homosexuality or abortion are actually more commonly used in the Bible to judge excessive wealth and injustice toward the needy... sins that perhaps hit a little too close to home.

I enjoy all this wealth I have while others have little or none, I enjoy paying less while getting more, while others pay more and get less.

Jesus offers more commentary on how to deal with wealth than on how to handle sex — a fact ignored by today's church, which is preoccupied by matters of sex while it says very little about money.

Stan Kroenke is a businessman worth almost # 1.8 bn (a little more than Malcolm Glazer) with little or no interest as to the success of Arsenal FC other than its ability to generate wealth through gaining entry into the top 4 and lucrative CL spot and the # 30m that goes with it.

Overall the result would be that households would own a little less of the nation's housing wealth and the financial sector, awash with money from quantitative easing, would take on a little more.

Carles Boix's well - known book argues that if elites can spirit their wealth out of the country, they have little to fear from democratic redistribution and hence democratization is more likely.

Dave Prentis dismissed Francis Maude's claims the Government could not afford a pay rise and said, «the top 1 % have increased their wealth by 18 % in the last year - can't just we ask that they contribute a little bit more, via the taxation system, to enable us to have decent pay?»

«With such great wealth concentration at the top of the economic ladder, and working people having a harder and harder time,» Gianaris said, «it seems fair to me that we should ask a little bit more on a temporary basis to make sure mass transit is working for everybody.»

But I always thought that the US has equal rights for the masses of people (being the poor) to somehow submit propositions, and try to tax the bank accounts of the wealth, and thus create a little more financial equilibrium.

A new casino will simply drain more wealth from an area that has little to begin with.

He added, «But it just seems to me that at a time of mass income and wealth inequality, when you've got a real problem here in terms of the subway while the very wealthiest people are getting richer, what the mayor is saying — let's reduce fares for working people, let's rebuild the subway system, improve the buses, and ask the people on top to pay a little more in taxes — I think that that is fair.

«We still stand with the mayor [in] saying that it is time for individuals of great wealth in the city of New York to do a little bit more,» he continued.

While the massive rally has prompted New York City elected officials to be more responsive to the need to take action on climate change, it has had little impact on state and national political leaders who used their partisan gridlock to avoid needed action on this and many other critical issues while promoting increased wealth and tax giveaways for the 1 %.

To examine whether or not lower status is more benign in small - scale, relatively egalitarian societies in which group members frequently share food and other resources, lack coercive authority, and where people have little wealth to contest, the investigators studied the relationship between status and biomarkers of stress and disease among Tsimane men.

On a basic level it requires little more than inner calm and focus though it provides us with a wealth of lasting mental and physical benefits.

So I encourage you to really give 100 % WFPB as recommended by Dr. Barnard and think of it as you would any other treatment or therapy as something that has to be a little more rigorous than normal as it moves you and her back towards wealth.

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Despite a wealth of special effects and direction by Paul Verhoeven, Mr. Over-the-Top himself, this movie is surprisingly inert, more dull than anything else, with little to recommend it on any level.

It tells a little, but shows much more, with a handful of interview comments (most prominently with Vanderbilt and Fischer) getting complemented by a wealth of location footage.

Anniversaries, TV shows, movies, documentaries and even little old publishers with good intentions and limited funds can draw people's attention to the wealth of truly classic literature available in individual slices for less than a cup of coffee, but it takes a co-ordinated and sustained effort, based on nothing more or less than a belief in the inherent worth, to individuals, to society and, especially, to children and young people, of great books and of the power of reading.

Because of the more recent development compared to the white middle class, the black middle class is set in a position of high income and little wealth.

Given the wealth of gears it has to pick from, however, it should perhaps be a little more willing to switch to a lower one when ascending a grade.

The desire to preserve wealth is a little more nuanced.

While paying a little more than the minimum every month is good for your credit record (and will allow you to take on more debt at a favourable rate if you chose too), the best strategy for long term wealth building is to pay off your personal debt as quickly as possible — and then start a diligent savings and investing plan.

If you're a little short of the million mark, hit the «View Report» button for suggestions on how to build your wealth a little more quickly.

AS YOUR WEALTH GROWS, you might venture beyond a one - fund or three - fund portfolio and get a little more sophisticated.

For example, author / advisor Larry Swedroe has often written that he has a «low marginal utility of wealth» (marginal utility being the additional happiness you would get from more of the item in question), meaning that he has little to gain from a high - risk portfolio.

Since my personal snowbirding activity consists of little more than the occasional one - or two - week vacation involving short - term rentals, I'm indebted to wealth advisor Matthew Ardrey for some of what follows.

«Growing your net worth has little to do with your income and more to do with how you manage your money,» said Kevin Michels, a certified financial planner (CFP) with Medicus Wealth Planning in Draper, Utah.

To be sure, taking a deliberate, long - term approach to growing your wealth in the stock market probably isn't anywhere near as exciting as the world of short - term trading can sometimes be, but let's be honest — is your nest egg meant to be a thrill ride... or something a little more serious and practical?

«This is even more important for the huge cohort of baby boomers rapidly approaching retirement who may find that they have little or no wealth to support them in retirement beyond Social Security.»

You could, of course, simply trade your way to that fortune, but should you feel a little more irritable you could go down the route of piracy and simply plunder that wealth, although ship repair bills in Rise of Venice tend to be so vast that doing so is rather awkward.

On one hand, it is great when developers put some extra time into an already released title and give you the option to pay a little more to gain access to a wealth of extra content for your favorite game.

While the aristocracy has always provided the lion's share of the patronage and the audience for art — as, indeed, the aristocracy of wealth does even in our more democratic days — it has contributed little beyond amateurish efforts to the creation of art itself, despite the fact that aristocrats (like many women) have had more than their share of educational advantages, plenty of leisure and, indeed, like women, were often encouraged to dabble in the arts and even develop into respectable amateurs, like Napoleon III's cousin, the Princess Mathilde, who exhibited at the official Salons, or Queen Victoria, who, with Prince Albert, studied art with no less a figure than Landseer himself.

Wile the aristocracy has always provided the lion's share of the patronage and the audience for art — as, indeed, the aristocracy of wealth does even in our more democratic days — it has contributed little beyond amateurish efforts to the creation of art itself, despite the fact that aristocrats (like many women) have had more than their share of educational advantages, plenty of leisure and, indeed, like women, were often encouraged to dabble in the arts and even develop into respectable amateurs, like Napoleon III's cousin, the Princess Mathilde, who exhibited at the official Salons, or Queen Victoria, who, with Prince Albert, studied art with no less a figure than Landseer himself.

On the occasion of his show at Betty Cunningham, Bailey, in an interview published in the Huffington Post, mentions a wealth of figurative painting being done by young artists, «at a time when painting is being viewed more and more as a niche activity» and «with little recognition among the museum curators and the galleries.»

Much like another Peak Moment show on living simply as an Alternative American Dream, it's hard to argue with the central premise that we might all be better off if we concentrated a little less on accruing wealth, and a little more on spending time doing what we truly love with the people who matter to us.

I'm hoping this new option helps spread the link wealth around a little more.

We'll talk more about that — how real estate WEALTH is created... through Leverage and Appreciation — a little later.