Sentences with phrase «pay out all of the assets»

However, if she chooses to do so, the fee is paid out of the assets of the estate.

Alternatively, the assets held in a discretionary trust may be exhausted because the trustees have exercised their discretion and decided to pay out all of the assets to the beneficiaries.

This fee will be paid out of your assets.

If you can not pay the settlement out of your savings, you may have to pay it out of your assets and future earnings.

Initially, her care can be paid out of their assets but, unless she can qualify for Medicaid, their assets will eventually be depleted leaving the husband destitute.

Not exact matches

Similarly, in a fractional reserve requirement environment, when the depository institution system adds loans and securities to its assets, it «pays» for these asset acquisitions with funds created figuratively out of thin air.

A white knight as well as a green one, Surace bought Republic's crippled assets out of bankruptcy and pledged to restore the factory and eventually rehire all the workers at their old pay levels.

«The reverse mortgage can give you assets for paying for long - term care,» said Votava, who recommends taking out a line of credit.

On the flip side are the wealthy, who can pay out - of - pocket for long - term care without putting a big dent in their assets.

The forfeited assets would then be paid out to a charity of the trustee's choosing dedicated to the alleviation of disease and poverty in the developing world, according to the plan.

Debt leveraging inflates property prices, creating (6) hopes for capital gains, prompting buyers to take on even more debt in the speculative hope that rising asset prices will more than cover the added interest, which is paid out of capital gains, not out of current income.

Unless the Committee or Board determines otherwise prior to the transaction, if substantially all of the assets of the Company are acquired by another corporation or in case of a reorganization of the Company involving the acquisition of the Company by another entity, (i) stock options and stock appreciation rights become exercisable immediately prior to the transaction; (ii) restrictions with respect to restricted stock and RSRs lapse and shares are delivered; and (iii) performance shares and performance units pay out pro rata based on performance through the end of the last calendar quarter.

(Australia ended policy similar to supply management in 2000; a tax of 11 cents per litre was applied to milk and producers were then paid out for the extra but artificial value of their supply - managed assets.)

Debt leveraging is depicted as the easiest and even the surest way to accumulate wealth — going into debt to buy assets whose prices are being inflated on credit, or to spend in the hope of paying out of rising and more easily earned future income.

Banks «earned their way out of debt» by lending to global speculators who used the yen loans to convert into foreign currency and buy higher - yielding assets abroad — capped by Icelandic government bonds paying 15 %, and pocketing the arbitrage difference.

By «clean exit» the EU means that Greece must sell off enough of its assets to pay the ECB for the money it used to bail out bad loans of French and German banks and bondholders who financed tax evasion and capital flight to Switzerland and elsewhere for over 25 years.

12b - 1s are paid out of fund assets, so the higher the cost the lower your investment return.

But we sometimes hedge our asset class views through the adoption of a currency - hedged ETF — the cost of that is essentially the insurance premium you pay in case our broad asset class views turn out to be incorrect due to monetary - and macro-regime policies.

Commercial financing programs such as mezzanine financing, asset - based lending, equipment financing, and much more can help make buying and furnishing a franchise much easier than paying out of pocket or going into debt by taking out bank loans.

«Berkshire has access to two low - cost, non-perilous sources of leverage that allow us to safely own far more assets than our equity capital alone would permit: deferred taxes and «float,» the funds of others that our insurance business holds because it receives premiums before needing to pay out losses»

Do you really have to pay a management team 1.23 % of your assets to figure out that Exxon, Chevron, Conoco, and Phillips 66 are good holdings in the energy sector?

A type of binary option that pays out when the price of the underlying asset falls beneath the strike price of the option at expiration.

A kind of binary option that pays out if the price of the underlying asset increases to above the option's strike price.

This type of binary option pays out if the trader can correctly predict whether the value of the underlying asset will fall within a certain range at expiration or not.

If you purchased a home for $ 100,000 w / 20 % down at an interest rate of 5 %, amortized over 20 years and it increased at a rate of 3 % per year, you would have paid out $ 146,711.50 over 20 years for an asset that is now worth $ 180,000.

We rather too quickly learned that the 9/11 attacks were carried out by al - Qaeda - an organization headed by Osama bin Laden, our «freedom fighter» from the days of the USSR in Afghanistan, and our paid CIA asset, which had openly declared war on the United States and was committed to killing innocents in our country and around the globe.

The writer is sure that the referral will ultimately fizzle out; yes it is true that Chelsea were willing to pay a # 35 million transfer fee in August 2017 but paid only # 15 million in this January window (with unsubstantiated reports suggesting that the player's agency was paid # 7 million for their role in this slightly odd saga) and it is true that in any normal business — where an asset depreciated at a rate of # 1 million per week before it was sold — eyebrows would be raised.

It's worth pointing out that a substantial minority of Lib Dems are very keen on ideas such as Land Value Tax which would directly address many of the problems arising from asset inequality, in particular the fact that land owners can often make substantial gains in wealth as a result of public works funded out of the income and consumption taxes paid by those of substantially less wealth than themselves.

«If the agency had reached out to our investment professionals, it would have known the aggressive steps that Comptroller DiNapoli and CIO Vicki Fuller have taken to reduce hedge fund investments and limit fees, including lowering the hedge fund allocation to 2 percent of assets from 3 percent and paying below average fees.

Now it is time to pay the piper and the entire economy of Britiain is being liquidated, asset - stripped and monetized and its currency thoroughly debased in order to bail out the bankrupts.

«There is a lot to say about him and his wife, the corruption that has gone on in this country... If he's got those facts he should come out and tell us who has paid me, my father left me a lot of assets and nobody can pay me to do what he's claiming,» he said.

Gaining traction are projects to quantify the value of «services» provided to us by oceans, forests and other ecosystems, determine the economic hit to a nation once they run out, and then paying would - be consumers to conserve those assets.

After a firm has sold off all of its assets, it begins to pay out to investors.

You're actually putting assets into those entities, and what that does is it effectively takes it out of your estate and therefore you don't have to pay estate taxes on that.

People with enough assets to pay for a heart attack out of pocket aren't generally stupid enough to go without $ 1k / month of health insurance.

-- On the topic of being easy to move funds around, a number of cheaper brokerages will make it pretty simple — for example with Scotia iTrade (formerly e-trade canada), you can do a simple bill pay to move money in, and just as easily get it out, with no transfer fees either way and much cheaper commissions (they are $ 9.99 at 50k assets for example)

Trading costs are not paid out of the management expense ratio of the mutual fund, but instead securities trading costs directly reduce the reported investment fund performance and net asset value of the fund's securities portfolio.

Now, almost all of the assets underlying everything 10 years and shorter pay out their principal all at the end, with no right of prepayment.

1) Pay for all variable expenses in cash (groceries, clothing, for, entertainment, blow, and eating out) 2) Pay off all loans 3) Buy cars in cash 4) Keep housing cost to under 1/5 of monthly income 5) SAVE and invest in assets that go up, preferably when the market is down.

And then once the mortgage is paid off, you're already used to living below and then you applied what were the mortgage payments into financial assets, into your TFSA and your RSP, into non-registered savings so you just continue the stream of income that you were used to coming out, pay yourself first, automatic payments and that way to me, you just go seamlessly from paying down the mortgage to building your wealth.

A properly constructed income portfolio is diversified across non-correlated asset types so that when one goes out of favor (or stops paying) the others are still producing income as planned.

These companies pay dividends out of their profits quarterly, which acts to reduce their average surpluses as a percentage of their total assets and liabilities.

An alternative view - I hope you and other readers will call out any holes in my reasoning: - Bubbles tend to be created when the price people are willing to pay become disconnected from the value of the underlying assets.

The existing Social Security trust fund currently holds enough assets to pay out promised social security benefits until 2037 according to a recent report by the Social Security Board of Trustees report.

If funds invest as we advise, sticking with well - established, mostly dividend - paying companies and spreading their assets out across most if not all of the five main economic sectors, they will tend to lose a lot less than the market indexes in periods when the indexes fall sharply.

By comparison, these expenses took a big bite out of Dave's estate, which had to sell valuable assets to pay the taxes and expenses that arose as a result of his death.

There's nothing the matter with doing it... but also no reason to slavishly worry about small changes...» In other words: Rebalance if your asset allocation is way out of line but don't worry about small changes — especially if you'd end up paying a lot of fees by rebalancing.

This is off - topic now, but I guess Chase is doing what Congress was too stupid to think of doing when passing the $ 700 billion bailout that the Bush administration said was needed desperately and immediately — get better valuation of the toxic derivative securities (which these credit card receivables are in too) by getting as much of the underlying assets paid off and out of the pool as possible.

Then the trustee or attorney who represents the court and the creditors will look at all the assets (house, car, furniture, equipment) anything of value and decide what must be liquidated to pay some of the debt that was wiped out.

This means you would be required to take money out of your account to cover RMDs on an asset that wouldn't pay a cent until you hit at least 80 years old.