Sentences with phrase «nominal dollars»

I leave them fixed in nominal dollar terms, adjusting for when clients add or remove assets.

I leave them fixed in nominal dollar terms, adjusting for when clients add or remove assets.

Then, if you really want, you can still hold these individual bonds to maturity and get your irrelevant nominal dollars back.

It's not even true that everything you buy will cost more from year to year on nominal dollar terms.

By holding the bonds to maturity, you will indeed get your principal back, but in an environment with higher interest rates and inflation, those same nominal dollars will be worth less.

Data are average expenditures in nominal dollars from 1984 to 2014.

Looking at proportions like this takes large nominal dollar figures and puts them in, arguably, a more realistic, less alarmist context.

Many studies report withdrawals that stay the same in nominal dollars.

(I am assuming that Mike's numbers are in constant NOMINAL dollar amounts.)

Remembering that these are real dollars, we multiply by 2.2 to get nominal dollars in 40 years at 2 % inflation, so you'd actually need to see values of your retirement accounts between $ 907,500 ($ 412,500 x 2.2) and $ 1,980,000 ($ 900,000 x 2.2).

Personally, regardless of nominal dollar tapering or otherwise, I expect the Fed to be quite the dovish bunch in terms of commentary.

Some of the thinking is that since gains are taxed in nominal dollars without consideration of inflation, the lower rates on longer term investment offset the taxation on some of the phantom gain that only exists because of the devaluation of the currency.

I used the CPI listing from Professor Robert Shiller's S&P 500 database to convert nominal dollars into 2005 dollars.

Indeed, from this point of view it can make sense for an advisor to suggest putting their client's bonds preferentially in the RRSP: they can get an effectively riskier, higher - returning portfolio without the client really noticing the volatility (because the changes in nominal dollars with volatility is the same).

Gummy's equations tell us to use Safe Withdrawal Rate numbers that are based on NOMINAL dollar amounts.

At present, real interst rates are negative — in nominal dollar terms, this is not a bad time to own stocks.

[The TIPS amount at maturity is never less than the original amount in nominal dollars, but the calculator does not go into that much depth.]

This is approximately 3.4 percent of U.S. GDP in nominal dollars.

The output of franchise establishments in nominal dollars in 2013 will increase 4.3 percent (following a 4.9 percent increase in 2012) from $ 769 billion to $ 802 billion (an increase of $ 33 billion).

Obviously, the nominal dollar cost of a house or a condo today is much higher than it was 10 or 20 years ago.

The excitement about getting your nominal dollars back eludes me.

There exists a number of indices that look at the price of housing by deflating the nominal dollar price of a house by the consumer price index (CPI) to get an idea of how fast housing prices are rising relative to the general rise in prices of consumer goods.

We know the nominal dollar cost of a house or a condo today is much higher than it was 10 or 20 years ago.

The 2027 deficit will be the highest ever in nominal dollars and the sixth - highest deficit as a share of GDP since World War II.

Now, the first time I saw Figure 1, I assumed it was in nominal dollars.

Combined energy and food expenditures (in nominal dollars) grew 6.2 % year - over-year in January 2018 — near a six - year high.

Holding an individual bond to maturity will result in the return of principal (assuming the bond issuer doesn't default), but those nominal dollars will be worth less with inflation and during periods of higher interest rates.

The analysis, using the same methodology as previous AAAS analyses of the President's FY 1997 budget and the FY 1996 and 1997 congressional budget resolutions, shows that federal R&D would decline from $ 73.7 billion in FY 1997 to $ 72.1 billion in FY 2002, a 2.2 percent cut in nominal dollars.

This meant a return to the sequestration - level baseline in FY 2016, seen at right, with spending capped at just above $ 1 trillion in nominal dollars.

In nominal dollars, the base discretionary budget would rise to $ 1.067 trillion in FY 2016, good for a 5.2 percent increase from FY 2015, and split evenly between defense and nondefense.

While tracking jobs, the report makes no mention of salaries, which, according to other reports, have stagnated in nominal dollars and declined in real dollars in recent years.

When overall prices decline, Ibonds retain their full principal amount in terms of nominal dollars and they always pay the full amount of the interest coupon.

Your payment is fixed, but milk got more valuable — measured in nominal dollars — at the rate of 2 % per year for 30 years.

If the annuity payout produces constant nominal dollars (without an inflation adjustment), the gain terms should be in terms of nominal dollar amounts.

Novice: I think principal guarantees are over rated as they are in nominal dollars, which is not adjusted for inflation.

Since the sum is fixed in nominal dollars (or other currency units), it will become worth less and less in real dollars as time goes on, which is what will erode your financial independence.

Unfortunately, its balances are limited to NOMINAL dollars (that is, without inflation adjustments).

For percentage based withdrawals the tool displays the withdrawals both in nominal dollars and in present dollars per the simulated inflation model.

With positioning yourself as a loaner, you are assured of getting your money back at some point in the future, at least in nominal dollars, assuming of course the debtor is capable of paying the loan back.

2 Nominal dollar amounts, not indexed for inflation.

They grew in terms of nominal dollars.

Update: Margin requirements are in NOMINAL dollars.

The amount paid per period and the amount of interest you pay the bank are both determined by the number of your payments: more payments may mean each one is less in nominal dollars, but it could also mean you're paying more in interest.

In this case, the potential for the large loss of nominal dollars (how many dollars one has relative to how many they started with) is low, but the loss of real dollars (the inflation - adjusted worth of those dollars) is guaranteed.

A fall to $ 80000 in NOMINAL dollars is a useful threshold as well.