Sentences with phrase «made financial sense given»

Each one had families — and primary residences — of their own and the sale of their mother's home made financial sense given the strong housing market at that time.

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This makes sense given two factors: one is the hit household formation took during the financial crisis.

A lender can help you assess what may make the most sense given your specific financial situation.

Given the potential financial ramifications of these choices, it makes sense to consult a financial professional for advice and guidance on RMDs.

That would make financial sense for Westbrook because he'd give the Thunder another year to build around him (there are already rumblings of a Blake Griffin pursuit) and then also have the opportunity to hit free agency in 2018 as a player with 10 years of service.

«Given how fed up people are with Wall Street, Rick Lazio's decision not to make a clean break from JPMorgan Chase makes no sense unless there's some substantial financial upside for him,» King said in a press release.

Considering that NASA would have to pay to deorbit the ISS, giving it away to a U.S. entity would make a lot of financial sense.

I may never have enough money to establish a family bank, but that idea still gives every long - term financial decision I make a sense of purpose and pulls me through the dark and difficult times that we all inevitably face.

The first two «Museum» films earned $ 560 million in worldwide box office, so the move makes financial sense as well as creative sense, since it gives the writers a chance to try new things.

Given an average teacher's salary is around # 28,000 whilst a TA's is # 11,805 that makes SO much financial sense.

These meetings are intended to give CFOs and their counterparts in academics, HR, or other areas when it makes sense, an opportunity to wrestle with the most challenging issues district financial leaders must face.

On the other hand, were I to give it to Ike, with zero basis in a now fine - running Alfa, the remaining paint and interior repairs could make financial sense to him.

All of the major eBook players realized that they were losing critical user data and giving Apple a cut of millions of dollars worth of sales did not make financial sense.

If there are sectors of society that, say for financial reasons, could not buy books, it would make more sense for the taxpayer and ratepayer to subsidise their book purchases than to pay for an expensive library system whose main purpose is to give the books away.

While it can be more difficult to save up a down payment and qualify for a mortgage if you have significant student loan debt, before you give up on your dream of owning a home sooner rather than later, sit down with a calculator or a financial planner to see if it makes financial sense to buy a home now.

You have to give a lot of financial info which is a little unsettling, but it makes sense.

So be sure to ask your financial planner whether this strategy makes sense for you, given your personal financial situation.

Before choosing any investment, you should put together a financial plan: outline your goals, clarify your tolerance for risk, and set savings targets that make sense given your income and living expenses.

The Boston College Center For Retirement Research's Target Your Retirement tool can help you arrive at a rate that makes sense given your financial situation.

You can see why so many people choose to rent here, it makes so much more financial sense than purchasing a home, given the disparity between average rent and average home price.

«The rule for when is it time to buy is always the same: given your household budget and where current interest rates are, if it makes good financial sense to take out a home loan today, then today is the day to do it.»

The banks take the reward, so they need to be aware of the risk also — I get to give you back the house if it makes financial sense for me.

Talk with your lender or servicer, talk with the VA and work toward a solution that makes the most sense given your unique financial situation.

Working with a trustworthy financial professional will give you a good understanding of whether an annuity should have a place in your investment portfolio or if another strategy makes more sense.

This is the money that's given us a sense of agency when it comes to choosing clients and making financial decisions.

In the case of immediate annuities and longevity annuities, you can get a sense of whether one annuity's costs are higher than another's by comparing the size of the monthly lifetime payments each makes for a given investment (although you'll also want to consider an insurer's financial strength rating rather than just pick the one with the highest payout).

And considering that many market pros expect that the financial markets will generate far lower gains in the years ahead than in the past, it makes all the more sense to do all you can to ensure you're not giving up any of those gains.

Maybe not, but it might make sense if you're in grad school, your state offers a tax deduction, you want to give a financial gift or you're already on track for retirement.

Even before the base game released rumors swirled that Diablo III was slated to receive two expansion packs, and given the huge financial success of both the base game and the Reaper of Souls expansion, a second expansion would seem to make good sense.

The part that doesn't make sense to me about the Financial Post article is how the Romanian company obtained access to the litigant's full name given that initials were apparently used in the proceedings.

An investment in legal aid, says Sullivan, also makes good financial sense, given the cost savings that come with avoiding family disputes — fewer calls to the police, fewer trips to the hospital.

Trials almost never make financial sense, given that they eat up resources (particularly in attorney fees) that could be used by the spouses or their children.

In my view, as Arbitrator Samis noted, it makes little financial sense for first party insurers to pursue, and second party insurers to respond to, small loss transfer claims given the transactional costs for each claim.

They also give us a very convincing argument for why it makes both moral and financial sense for attorneys to offer payment plans for their clients.

Given the physical and financial investment required to compete in an IRONMAN triathlon, it makes sense to consider protecting this investment with insurance.

Giving away all of the additional cash value that has been paid into your policy over the years doesn't make financial sense.

The publicity given to pre-nuptial financial packages is making more couples aware of the good sense of considering the emotional and practical aspects of their relationship contract.

There are a number of other things that might make sense given your particular financial situation.

It says that by «using data that is public and available yet difficult to come by, Monitor My Mortgage continuously scours for the best terms, rates and options for each user — even before their renewal — and includes the cost of potential penalties, giving consumers the power to oversee their biggest investment in real time, and make changes as and when it makes financial sense for them.»

They can help you run the numbers and give you a clear sense of what makes the best financial sense.

«Given land costs and other expenses incurred in the building process, it's a real challenge to deliver lower - density projects that make financial sense,» says Willett.

Our refinance tool helps you with two important considerations: how refinancing will impact your mortgage payment, and whether refinancing, given the cost over time, makes financial sense.