Sentences with phrase «on investment items»

I am realizing more and more that I get irrationally upset when a tee shirt is over 20 dollars, but will then turn around and drop 200 on an investment item like riding boots or things I know will not go out of style!

Not exact matches

Saving 30 to 50 percent buying in bulk — replenishable items from toothpaste to soup, or whatever I use a lot of — is the best guaranteed return on investment you can get anywhere.»

Paul Bernard, director of corporate development for the Alexa Fund, said in a statement: «The Alexa Fund is excited to continue our support of TrackR through this follow - on investment, which will help build on their vision for the intersection of their item tracking system and Alexa.»

Excluding items impacting comparability, adjusted other income increased from $ 11 million to $ 29 million primarily due to gains on investments and higher pension and postretirement benefit income.

For example, things like stocks, bonds, and other investment property are capital assets, so if you receive virtual currency from selling these items, you will be taxed on the capital gains / loss.

And there's one other important item: how you are going to use the VCs» investment, with an ability to demonstrate this in detail, on paper.

If they cut spending, will it be on consumption items, such as health care for the elderly, or on growth - promoting investments, such as education for the young?

A spinning wheel is a reasonable financial investment, there are several beautiful models for sale here on Folksy; drop spinning spindles are considerably cheaper and but both are beautifully crafted wooden items which will last a lifetime.

The Labour government was accused of breaching the Golden Rule by unreasonably classifying current expenditure as investment: genuine investment increases the economy's productive potential, and is therefore a driver for growth, but spending on other items does not.

All capital budget items shall include justifications based on return on investment, leverage of other revenue sources, payback period, impact on credit rating, relative value in reducing operating or capital costs, or other such appropriate measures typically utilized to justify and prioritize such expenditures.

Other budget items are bold rebuttals to the Trump administration: a $ 10 million investment to create an immigrant legal aid fund and a new provision allowing union members to deduct their dues on state income taxes.

I'd hope that repeats on the blog just show how versatile an item can be and why more expensive items can be worth the investment.

It really is the perfect time to buy investment pieces like the Levi's high - waist jeans, Hunter boots, designer denim, the Spanx faux leather leggings, designer sunglasses, and other items that never go on sale.

I thought the price points on a few of the items were a little high for my taste, but I get that some pieces are worth the investment... they just weren't worth it for me in my opinion.

I love all of your items and agree on the investment!

Even though they are rather expensive, I do feel like they are an investment piece (and when it comes to forking out $ 1000's on a designer item, it has to be on something that I love and can see myself wearing a lot) and something that I'll get a lot of wear out of.

Although you are not afraid to spend money on investment dressing, value is important to you and you choose carefully to ensure that each item will earn it's place in your wardrobe.

Wool coats can be more on the pricier side, but are a great investment item to have in your closet.

It's an investment, but just sell a couple items like I do on Poshmark and you'll have your brooch in no time!

There are some items that I consider investments and will splurge on, but I always love finding something great at a good price point.

However, I do believe that sometimes it is a great investment on classic luxury items if I know they are my style, they would add value to my closet and I would wear them year to year.

This ended up being one of the most expensive items on my Restyle shopping list, but I thought a wool coat was a good investment.

(i.e. investments pieces, items to save on, sources for budget - friendly finds, make the most of a small space etc.) Paint.

And the chandelier would have been a huge investment I was ready to make but fortunately I was able to partner with the team at Candelabra on that item.

It's time for my summer splurge: the M. Gemi Attorno Sandal Review... Each season I splurge on an item or items, particularly ones that are full - price, that I know are high - quality and solid investment pieces.

My value proposition was to highlight the back story about the brand, the clothing profiled, and also encourage readers to think about investment pieces rather than filling their wardrobes solely with items on trend.

In the following video, I share three wardrobe items that are always worth the investment plus some advice on budgeting for your own investment item bucket list.

I just update worn out garments and work on my «wish list» investment items.

I have a leather bag on my investment list, but I really like to buy items that help others; so I have a bag picked out at Noonday Collection.

The only «splurge» item on here are my shoes, which are definitely worth the investment... I've worn them SO much over the past few weeks.

The interesting change we are currently noticing is on the investment in stationery items.

Audi's profit before special items declined from 1.4 billion euros to 1.3 billion euros ($ 1.4 billion), and VW Group attributes this drop to exchange rates, spending on new products and technologies, and investments in the automaker's international production network.

There was a World War II military Jeep in our family fleet in the early 1950s, and we sold our last World War II Willys just a few years ago, a collector's item that brought a substantial return on investment, especially when compared to the original cost in 1943.

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A stop - loss order is handy for an individual investor to protect themselves against a rapidly disseminating negative news item (e.g., a report of accounting fraud) when they know that they can't keep minute - to - minute tabs on their investments (for instance, due to a day job).

Great way to get a return on the investment in those items but also make some extra cash to meet financial goals!

Quantitative Easing (QE) raised the price and lowered the yields on intermediate and long term bonds in an effort to spur business investment and encourage consumer spending on big ticket items.

Exchange - traded funds (ETFs) are now an established item on the investment menu, and there are now many flavors to choose from.

While splurging can be dangerous, spending extra on the right items or cause is more of an investment.

The Corporate and Other Adjustments segment represents income and expense items not directly attributable to a specific segment, including trading and securities gains, and net impairment losses on securities not reported in the investment management segment.

But sprinkling a helping of such investments into your portfolio no more guarantees a well - diversified portfolio than helping yourself to every item on a smorgasbord assures a balanced diet.

So I have to conclude that indeed the «Investments» line item (interests in the FATV partnership) are indeed carried at fair market value based on the level 3 criteria laid out in the 10K and 10Q.

Details are presented in a simple manner, with lot of advise on different investment items.

A: Throw the majority of it into a brokerage account like Vanguard, Schwab or Fidelity, into a lazy 3 - 4 low cost index fund portfolio, keep 5 % of that as part investment part entertainment line item on your budget.

Depending on your percentage of ownership, you may discuss with the management of these investments any items that are generating AMT on your tax return to see if the AMT impact can be lessened in future years.

Again, capital gains taxes can apply on investments, such as stocks or bonds, real estate — though usually not your home — cars, boats and other tangible items.

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For Gwyneth Paltrow, an investment piece of clothing is a pair of Gucci loafers or a Chanel bag, just two of the items on a GOOP list of 10 essential pieces for your wardrobe.