Sentences with phrase «means unexpected losses»

Not exact matches

There are a few good reasons that the Investment Masters haven't been advocating bonds; they're expensive, the return profile is asymmetric, there's no upside participation, prices have been manipulated, and a bout of unexpected inflation would mean some seriously permanent capital losses.

Maynard recounts her joy at finding unexpected love, her discovery of what it truly means to be a partner and her determination to continue on in the face of great loss.

That means they would have a hard time dealing with unexpected medical or dental issues, car repairs or a job loss.

According to a SunTrust survey, one - third of family households that have an annual income over $ 75,000 live paycheck - to - paycheck which can mean disaster if there's a job loss or unexpected bills come up.

While homeowners insurance is meant to protect you from financial loss in the case of the unexpected, there are still things that are not covered.

Business insurance can protect your company from financial losses brought on by unexpected problems, and can frequently mean the difference between a company's success or failure.