Sentences with phrase «risky troubled companies»

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Banks, on the other hand, tend to lend to slightly troubled companies, or smaller firms, which can be riskier.

At the other extreme, common shares are very risky because they have no guarantees and shareholders are paid last if the company is in trouble or goes bankrupt.

A lot of companies would rather choose independent contractors for reporting purposes but many employers don't seem to know the differences and definitions of these two terms, which can be a risky move since misclassifying your workers can get you in trouble with the IRS.

When your insurance company determines your monthly premium, they look at a myriad of factors to determine how risky of an investment you are — and the riskier you are, the more likely you'll cause them financial trouble — and the more expensive your premiums will be.