Sentences with phrase «often temporary period»

Most who do not make partner are expected to leave — some stay for an often temporary period under a reduced status commonly referred to as «of counsel.»

Not exact matches

Promotional: In periods of extremely low interest, the highest yields often come from temporary promotions designed to attract customer attention to CDs.

Financial requirements such as having a low debt to income ratio or saving enough money for a down payment are temporary setbacks which are often resolved in a fairly short period of time.

HELOC also are usually set up as interest - only loans during the «draw» period when you can borrow money before starting to pay it back, often 10 years - which can be helpful if you're experiencing temporary financial problems.

Repurchase agreements are generally for a short period of time, often less than a week, and will generally be used by a Fund to invest excess cash or as part of a temporary defensive strategy.

An unusually cold winter or period of drought is often followed by a temporary drop in the number of heartworm cases that veterinarians see.

Term life insurance is often considered a type of temporary policy because it is designed to cover you only for a specific «term» or period of time.

Often considered a temporary policy, term life insurance is only meant to cover you for a specific «term» or period of time during which the premiums may remain level.

Term life insurance is often likened to renting life insurance coverage due to its temporary coverage period.