Sentences with phrase «onerous rules»

The answer is not to put more onerous rules on our legal gun owners.»

We do not have to choose between markets unfettered by even modest protections against crisis, and markets stymied by onerous rules that suppress enterprise and innovation.

Education savings accounts are too new to know for sure, but the hope is that they will avoid onerous rules because funds can be spent on multiple uses.

TFSAs are tempting because they don't come with onerous rules about waiting until you're retirement age to withdraw.

However, if the RESP continues on after they leave post-secondary education (or they never attend), then special onerous rules apply to withdrawals.

Some of the benefits of New Zealand are: # Max tax rate of 33 % # No Capital Gains Tax # No medicare levy # No medicare levy surcharge or onerous rules forcing families to take out expensive private health insurance # No stamp duty # No land tax

Many states allow these non-traditional formats, but with a host of accompanying and often onerous rules and restrictions.

More onerous rules (including possible grant clawbacks) apply to taking money out after they finish their post-secondary schooling, or if they never attend.

«A lot of community banks that don't do large volumes but do some mortgage lending have to comply with complex, onerous rules, and many of our community banks have dropped out of the mortgage lending market,» Merski said.

«We've worked... to nibble away at some of the onerous rules and regulations that make it difficult to do business,» Astorino said.

Ralph Nader is announcing his Vice Presidential running mate today at noon, an unorthodox move to some, but required due to the onerous rules regarding petitioning for ballot access in many states.

The marketplaces explain that their decision was the result of the onerous rules and fees imposed by the New York Department of Financial Services.