These discrepancies can lead to wide variations in the amount of
risk taken on by home buyers and home inspectors alike.
As we mentioned, insurance carriers want to reduce the amount
of risk they take on, which is why death by natural causes has a waiting period.
The
more risk you take on in your investing, career track, entrepreneurship or insurance, the more you stand to gain.
Credit card companies use your credit score to determine how
much risk they take on by offering you a rewards credit card.
Hard money lenders get funds from private investors (or fund the loans themselves) who expect a higher interest rate due to the
increased risk taken on by the lender.
Driving history is a big factor because it's evidence of just how
many risks you take on the road, or at least that's how insurance companies approach your record.
And if you are a genre author, be very clear about the extra work and
extra risk you take on in order to get some extra margin.
One way we can think about this is to compare potential savings over a few years from lower premiums years against the additional out - of -
pocket risk you take on.
However, there were some differences in the magnitude of indirect effects of parental involvement and
risk taking on substance use for 8th - grade African American girls.
When you buy a universal life policy, if you choose a level death benefit, the insurance company uses your cash value to reduce the amount
of risk it takes on your life.
Each of you individually would initially own less of the building and owe less on the mortgage, but there would be new
risks taken on by doing this.
In fact, to many it is the most basic rule in investing: The
more risk you take on, the higher your potential returns.
He says, «Congratulations are due to the five: am team for the hard work, dedication and
significant risks they took on in building this business from zero, developing high - value - added products for our Australian organic farmers.
All lenders assess the LTV ratio in an effort to determine the level of
exposed risk they take on when underwriting a mortgage, calculated as the delta between the property's appraised value and the total amount borrowed.
Thus, for the hospital or clinic, a non-compete, restrictive covenant, or liquidated damage provision in the employment contract with the physician helps protect the investment that the hospital or clinic is making in the physician, the substantial
financial risk they take on the physician, the future treatment of patients, and the future revenue stream.
In January, the Monetary Authority of Singapore urged the public «to act with extreme caution and understand the significant
risks they take on if they choose to invest in cryptocurrencies.»
The large trade publishers are often criticised for their selectivity but one part of the
commercial risk they take on an author is the expense of marketing and promoting that author's work.
Most banks try to match the maturities of their deposits with the maturities of their loans so they reduce the amount of interest
rate risk they take on.
All lenders assess the LTV ratio in an effort to determine the level of exposed
risk they take on when underwriting a mortgage, calculated as the delta between the property's appraised value and the total amount borrowed.
damage provision in the employment contract with the physician helps protect the investment that the hospital or clinic is making in the physician, the substantial
financial risk they take on the physician, the future treatment of patients, and the future revenue stream.
The amount of
risk they take on by offering you a plan determines how likely they are to keep you as a Wallingford client.
This is because the life insurance company can not accurately measure how
much risk it takes on when it insures you, so they «go in blind» an assume you're a risky candidate.
What I'm saying is that historical evidence shows that above a certain point, the
more risk you take on, the lower your potential returns.
He and a physician's assistant explained that I could either get treated now and
risk taking on a high bill, or go home and try all over again tomorrow.
When working with risk premium, systematic risk and nonsystematic risk, the rule is that the expected return on the business operations will always be directly related to the amount of
risk taken on: Lower risk decisions come with lower expected returns, and higher risk decisions come with higher expected returns.
a return comparable to
the risk I took on.
I guess that is
the risk you take on any promising player coming off a rookie deal.
Because, if you are a charter school and you want to appear successful, you don't want to
risk taking on the special education students since they will inevitably lower the school's average Connecticut Mastery Test scores.
They encourage a standardized pedagogy for use with a non-standard, diverse student population; offer few rewards for innovation or
risk taking on the part of teachers or students; and distort the motivational climate for teaching and learning.
Therefore, by giving out a cash advance, a bank stands more to lose and increases
the risk it takes on.
5.75 % is inadequate compensation for many of
the risks taken on by the Federal Reserve through the discount window.
So, if your score is in this range, you will pay higher interest rates to lenders to compensate them for
the risk they take on when lending to those with lower credit scores.
Life insurance companies use medical underwriting to determine
the risk they take on by offering a person coverage.
That's a fully - owned subsidiary company which exists to comply with state requirements and to split
the risks taken on by a national insurance company.
This way you're insulated from some of the market fluctuations that come with
the risk you took on.
The credit cycle gets long in the tooth, and credit spreads / yields tighten to levels that are far too low for
the risk taken on.
This is because the bank will want to minimize
the risk the take on by approving a new loan.
But poorly trained dogs of certain breeds create a significant change in
the risk taken on by a renters insurance provider.
This means that despite a 10 % outperformance over the benchmark (20 % vs. 10 %), a more accurate estimation of the portfolio's alpha when adjusting for
the risk taken on by the portfolio is about half that.