Sentences with phrase «riskier financial behavior»

The reason for this is because they appear to lenders as though they've exhibited riskier financial behavior.

Applicants with a low credit score, indicating potentially risky financial behavior, are likely to have to pay a higher interest rate on their loan and, in some cases, may be rejected outright.

More importantly, you'll learn how to assess your current debt situation to see if you are engaged in risky financial behavior that might push you deeper into debt than you want to be.

Not exact matches

Encouraging intense rivalries between employees who have «leeway to engage in risky or unethical behavior, take dangerous gambles or fudge the numbers,» is a recipe for unethical behavior, Kilduff warns (financial industry, take note).

At higher interest rates, banks would have more options to generate returns while taking less risk (Federal Reserve's ultra-low rates have pushed financial market participants into riskier behaviors such as taking higher interest rate risk, credit risk, etc):

In addition, he said, large financial institutions were encouraged to engage in risky behavior because they knew the federal government would bail them out.

If I forget to lock my door, you are still a thief if you enter my house and take anything... meaning, the banks still chose to engage in the risky behavior that caused the financial meltdown... and yes, they knew it would happen, but as long as they made enough money in the short term, who needs to care about the long term?

Casting Johnny Depp in any movie is always a little risky, particularly from a financial perspective, but with abusers and harassers in Hollywood currently facing a reckoning, it seems like a matter of time before people start talking about the rumors of Depp's physically violent behavior once again.

Those with better financial literacy also used their credit cards more wisely and were less likely to engage in risky behavior with their cards.

With high financial literacy a woman and a man are both 24 % likely to take part in two or more risky behaviors

The credit bureau compiles data on your financial behavior and gives you a score on a scale of 300 to 850 to determine how risky it would be to lend you money.

We need a rock - solid foundation for financing homeownership with a bigger role for the private sector, where taxpayers aren't on the hook for the irresponsible behavior or bad decisions of financial institutions and we finally put an end to an era where Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could expect a bailout for risky behavior in pursuit of profits.