Sentences with phrase «peoples money when»

Use other peoples money when you can.

It is simply good business to risk other peoples money when the benefits come to you.

Not exact matches

«It's a shame that the coffee price issue obscured the real story here for so many people, but, once again, this kind of «one - way» data point thinking led investors astray... when it was actually quite strong,» said the «Mad Money» host.

When you think about it, It makes sense that when money is tight, people stay in and make their own fun rather than going out and spending money.&raWhen you think about it, It makes sense that when money is tight, people stay in and make their own fun rather than going out and spending money.&rawhen money is tight, people stay in and make their own fun rather than going out and spending money.»

Says Durex: «When money is tight, people stay in and make their own fun rather than going out and spending money.»

«I tell you when all is over people will love me for having warned them to have all their money in stocks,» added Faber.

The reality is, when it comes to money, most people are doing far better than they think they are.

«When they're not making as much money, people will be a lot more sourpuss on them,» says Stephen Baker, vice-president of consumer electronics analysis at market research firm NPD Group.

When it comes to streaming, Nelly's representatives or the people in charge of the streaming services would need to be ones to publicly reveal how much money he's getting, and they're not very forthcoming on that front.

But that's nearly impossible when people could just keep their money in cash and avoid the costs of depositing money.

Take notice: There's no reason to sink your life and money — and other people's — into a black hole when the warning signs are clearly posted.

Just when you thought people would choose money over helping another person (as Gordon Gekko said, «Greed is good.»)

Forty years later, when I had a chance to buy delinquent loans for pennies on the dollar, I thought, What if I treat the people who owe this money with dignity and respect?

Often companies panic when their product is used in unintended ways, and then spend an untold amount of time and money trying to get the «right» people to embrace it.

Money to these people is no more than a gauge that tells them when they have achieved their latest target.

People are happy to spend their money when they see there's more value in having your product than in having their money.

When people say, «I need this money at 65,» they're assuming the market is going to cooperate with that goal on their 65th birthday.

... when researchers interviewed more than 150 people about their recent purchases, they found that money spent on activities — such as concerts and group dinners out — brought far more pleasure than material purchases like shoes, televisions, or expensive watches.

An Uber driver told CNBC that he made «a lot of money» over the summer when driving people on the island of Santorini.

When CEO Jeff Bezos introduced competitively priced Kindle tablets, he suggested the money is not in hawking the gadgets themselves, but in selling media and services to the people using them.

TripAdvisor makes its money when people book hotels through its site.

It's no secret that money talks — and when it talks, people walk.

Augmented reality and virtual reality are promising technologies, and many people are trying to figure out how, and when, to make money from them.

«It's almost always in the families, and it only gets out of the families when people need the money,» Mallon said.

«Like brokerages, these trading websites make money when people use their platforms, so it's in their interest to convince you that you can beat the market,» said Roberts, who is now a consultant for car - ride service Uber.

Remember, when you ask people for money, you're asking them for something more important than money: their trust.

After hearing the story, many people responded by saying something like, «I guess that's what you do when you have a lot of money.»

Fortnite is totally free — the developer Epic Games makes money when people purchase purely cosmetic upgrades — and that business model is one you might want to consider for your company.

Turner: One of the things that people in the industry often talk about when it comes to money management is this barbell, where as you said you have low - cost, passive index tracking funds and at the other end you have higher fees, higher active share, things like private debt which you mentioned, and it's those in the middle that are charging higher fees for something that looks quite a lot like beta that are really going to struggle.

It's going to be saving up all your money and selling all your stuff,» he says, «like when people moved to the early American colonies.»

It becomes an objective in itself, when the real point should be to get money into the hands of people who are going to do something with it.»

As I recall the headline read, more or less, «Women Don't Negotiate Because They're Not Dumb,» and the author went on to cite research to make her point that when women do ask for more money, people tend to hate it, and «pushy» women end up paying mightily in terms of career progression and opportunities.

Especially in a time when dark money threatens to take outer our political system, the Internet offers a forum for people to make a difference with ideas, not dollars.

Hunters are the kinds of sales people we think of when it comes to aggressive, money - oriented folks who thrive on landing new accounts (Hunters are «coin - operated,» which you can read about in my separate article).

However, when Bitcoin suddenly shot up on Thursday, the online chatter was mostly about the White House's military threats against Russia in Syria, its sanctions on Russia and its tariffs on China, with people speculating that Russians and Chinese might be buying into Bitcoin to quietly get their money out of those countries.

But when you consider the scope of the Equifax hack — an estimated 143 million people were impacted — the back - of - the - envelope math means the firm could make a lot of money as people try to protect themselves from the fallout.

Just because you don't shoot for double - digit returns doesn't make you a bad person; it just makes you the investor that you really are when you put your money on the line.

If resorts no longer have the money to upgrade their lift capacity every year the way some people buy cars, they may have to improve the customer experience in other ways — for example, by limiting the number of tickets sold on any one day and steering more skiers to make mid-week reservations when the slopes are wide open.

These are the people most likely to turn the game around when things look grim — like when business cash flow is tight and everyone is hurting for money.

People settle out of attrition when they realize how long and painful our legal system is and how much money it costs.

Try and scare them when you interview them by letting them know how few resources — in terms of money and people — as a way to show them that they'll need to be ready to dig in and do the work themselves.

You absolutely need to spend more time, money and effort on your packaging because when a person walks into a store they are looking at your packaging, not the product itself.

And when they do — when people are given the chance to share their ideas, wisdom, and aspirations, and to actively and authentically collaborate with others — they are willing to invest their time, money, and energy toward the collective good.

Tracking your money and setting a budget is a challenge for many people and it's even harder when your income changes every month.

The second big inadequacy was addressed in Stephen Gordon's piece, when he stated «[w] e used to think that the effective lower bound [on interest rates] was zero, but recent experience in Europe suggests that central banks can actually push interest rates below zero before people stop using banks to hold their money.»

People generally fall into two categories when they come into money: spenders and hoarders.

When I was asked to write this post, it didn't take long for the memories to come back on some of the bad behaviors I've observed from people asking for money.

In the September 2016 Harvard Business Review article, researchers say people who work for a company that has been enmeshed in scandal make less money when they leave to work elsewhere.

That was wise advice years ago, when people made less money and stopped working at 65.

People who honestly intend to «give» you money when you are just getting started may be tempted later on to think they are entitled to a return on their «investment» when your hot new product hits the market and you are rolling in dough.