Sentences with phrase «safety net for when»

The group's purpose is to act as a safety net for when a company can not pay out its contracts.

Travel insurance is a great safety net for when things go wrong.

It's your financial safety net for when things go haywire.

I am more comfortable with exerting control over the things that I can, recognizing that sometimes things may not go my way, but working to set up a safety net for when they do.

Not exact matches

Uber «can become a safety net» for people looking for jobs or seeking the flexibility of working when they want.

My question for the FIRE community is how do you plan for a 40 - 50 year retirement when there is so much uncertainty around the future of taxes and safety nets?

The Daily Telegraph understands the troubled retailer is also in talks with the Pension Protection Fund, the safety net for retirement funds when companies collapse.

It lacks the notoriety of March 16, 2008, when, by guaranteeing $ 30 billion of Bear Stearns» assets, the Federal Reserve crossed a last - resort lending Rubicon, extending its safety net to an investment bank for the very first time.

«The main role [they play] is to further diversify your investments and act as safety net for your portfolio when the market isn't doing too well.»

«When a father sells his daughter, he's doing so out of economic desperation,» «the father is going this out if concern for his family, and Israel's laws provided a safety net for it's very poorest.»

«When we launched 412 Food Rescue, the housing authorities that we work with were a key partner in expanding the safety net for those in need,» noted Erin Hart, 412 Food Rescue founding board member and American Healthcare Group Director.

When Juventus purchased Alvaro Morata for around $ 22 million in 2014, there was the «recompra» or buy back clause that Real Madrid put in the deal as a safety net in case Morata became a big player.

The most affordable option for each of these safety hazards is a sheet of custom Plexiglas: It is safer and more attractive than netting, and it can easily be removed when your child is old enough to understand the hazard.

Seek support: Long adds that it also helps to have a safety net of friends and relatives for those extremely bad days when you don't feel you can calm yourself down and need to call in reinforcements.

When looking for a trampoline for kids, it's important to find one that includes added safety features such as a secure net enclosure, padded support poles, net skirting, spring covers, and a sturdy frame.

«I think it's a sad day when we can't defend the principle of a welfare state that provides some degree of safety net for everybody... I think we should just be clear about what life is like for those on benefits.

A cuts - only approach to our budget shortfall is a recipe for killing jobs and destroying an already frayed social safety net when people need it most.

«Increasing the Medicaid reimbursement rate for the safety net means earning the revenue [and] not relying totally on hand - outs that don't always come [when] needed.»

The budget crisis was averted when County Executive Mike Hein proposed releasing $ 1.4 million in unanticipated revenue (which came from an alteration in the state / county funding formula for another welfare program) to municipalities to offset the unexpected increase in Safety Net expenses.

Earlier this summer, Cahill forced the issue when he blocked a home rule request renewing the 1 percent extension of the sales tax unless county lawmakers and Hein committed legislatively, to an earlier proposal from Hein for the county to take over Safety Net gradually over the next three years.

Gulnick confirmed that was when the final numbers were sent to towns, but said the towns were told they needed to leave room in their budgets for safety net charges much earlier, in October.

I came away with a terrific mentor and an invaluable safety net of colleagues to turn to for feedback when I'm working on something new.

But they are wanting in terms of their external validity for decisions about whether to expand present public programs for four - year - olds: They are from a time when very little of today's safety net for the poor was in place, when center - based care for four - year - olds was rare and even kindergarten was not the rule, and before the wave of Hispanic immigration that transformed the demographics of early education programs for children from low - income families.

LAs also provide schools with a safety net when they experience challenging issues by providing advice and access to specialist staff, for example, around issues to do with asbestos, school budgets, redundancies, financial management, staff health, disability access or challenging parents.

Varney explains that the button labelled «Dynamic» on the centre console allows the car to yaw a little more when leaned on, but still with a safety net, while if you hold the DSC button down for 10 seconds you can turn the system right off and let the combination of right foot, right gear and e-diff push the tail progressively wide.

Chevrolet is correct when it assumes that ZL1 convertible owners aren't likely to bomb around the track with reckless abandon and hence have limited need for the looser safety net of PTM.

It's probably for the best: when they're off, they're truly off, and there's zero safety net if you screw up.

Orange won't charge customers if no data is actually used when travelling, it's only there as a safety net to be used when the occasion arises — ideal for the start of the summer holiday period, of which we are now apparently in.

A line of credit is available to RBFCU members, and it's often used for unexpected expenses when you need a safety net in a financial emergency.

When you buy home insurance, you're buying a safety net for your home.

Another great use for a merchant cash advance is building up your own working capital during your busy season to ensure that when you head into the slower season or dip, you'll have a safety net.

Thus, the companies I consider are relatively small (I try to stay under $ 1 billion market cap, better yet if they're under $ 100 million), and of course I look for the fabled «margin of safety» (say, for example, when Mr. Market is valuing the company at less than the net cash it has in its coffers), and finally I look for an identifiable catalyst that will help to realize the hidden value (some kind of transaction like a spin - off, a recapitalization or the sale of part or all of the company is the best).

For instance, when inflation hits the economy, the stocks start declining and at the same more investors are attracted to buying gold as a safety net.

For instance, many people purchase life insurance when they get married or have children to ensure their surviving loved ones have a financial safety net.

Thus, while paying down credit cards should be a major priority for anyone with this type of debt, doing this in order to create a credit card safety net is not a good way to prepare for financial unknowns as available credit can disappear when it is needed most.

Whether you sign up for it or have the bank cover you automatically, overdraft protection is a good safety net that can catch you during those occasional times when you make errors in calculations or simply forget to make a deposit or transfer to your checking account.

If you still need that financial safety net when you're in your 60s or 70s, you'll need to shop for a new policy (which may be prohibitively expensive) or convert your term life policy to whole life to continue coverage — a feature typically offered by most carriers for free.

That's why we offer options that provide a safety net for those occasional mistakes, like when you have insufficient funds in your account to cover a payment.

Stanley did voice his opinion about being separated from his safety net, his home, while at the George Whittell Animal Hospital for his neuter, so he was really happy when his family picked him up that afternoon.

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The program serves as a safety net when there are no other options for the pets to be cared for, thus ensuring the safety of the family and their pet.

«We're in a position right now in animal welfare to be witnessing and contributing to a social transformation, from a society that accepted shelters as a place that collected, held and disposed of animals in the community, to one that expects shelters to provide a temporary social safety net for animals to get placed into new homes, and for those that are suffering, to be cared for and shown mercy when it's appropriate,» said Battista.

The ESA has prevented more than 99 percent of the species listed from going extinct, serving as the critical safety net for wildlife that Congress intended when it passed the law 40 years ago.

Are you looking more for a safety net when cash is low?

When it comes to managing L&D, many of the practical interventions suggested — insurance, social safety nets, early warning systems — are familiar territory for disaster risk managers.

When workers are injured or become ill in the workplace, workers» compensation laws provide a safety net to help compensate individuals for, among other things, their medical expenses, lost wages, and injuries.

It's important for employees to have a safety net when an unexpected accident leaves them unable to work for an extended period.

Our homeowner insurance provides a safety net for you and your family when unfortunate events such as theft, fire, or flood happen.

When you buy home insurance, you're buying a safety net for your home.

It provides a critical financial safety net for your spouse, partner, or loved ones when you die.