Sentences with phrase «says clients typically»

Peggy said her clients typically range in age from 35 to 55.

Not exact matches

Hillis says her clients (typically governments, architects and city planners) simply aren't going to Facebook or Twitter to seek the underground waste containers she sells.

The average retail broker at Morgan Stanley typically gets no more than a few hundred shares per client for popular IPOs that the firm underwrites, said one of the advisers, who requested anonymity because he did not want to be seen criticizing his own firm.

Life insurance is another financial to - do that's best tackled earlier, McClanahan said — it's typically something clients start navigating in their 20s and 30s.

Typically, most clients say they'll need their server room and any rooms that generate profit to remain operational in the event of a power outage.

(All that said, some active funds do better than index funds in bear markets — but this is typically because they hold a slug of cash to meet client redemptions, and this cash doesn't fall when the market does.

Performance aside, the intangible brand merits that Swiss banks typically sell their clients on — stability, robustness, history, exclusivity, impeccable service — are much the same as many luxury houses, says Jon Cox, Kepler Chevreux's head of European consumer equities.

«I typically don't advise my clients to get a debt consolidation loan,» Bauer - Simmons said.

«Doulas are typically on - call 24/7 during a client's «due window» of 36 to 42 weeks,» says Shapiro.

Arnie said he typically answers all his clients» questions within two email exchanges.

Membership periods typically range from six months to a year, but Gillian said the team frequently accommodates clients with bespoke packages to meet their needs.

«Industry operators typically have few labor requirements because it is possible to service a large client base with only one or two employees,» says Moldvay.

«Roth conversions are going to continue to be popular tax and investment planning tools for a vast majority of our clients since they typically can't contribute to a Roth because their adjusted gross incomes are too high,» Bray says.

He says he typically puts a whopping 85 % of his clients» equity money into Canadian companies.

Typically when a dog is acting out, non-compliant or, as some of my clients like to say «acting naughty» it is assumed that the dog is deliberately trying to upset them.

Tempest president Martin Lisius says Tempest clients typically see tornadoes every 5 of 6 tours and almost always see Supercells.

If you think about it, being an IP firm in Oklahoma City, mainly, we're not really typically, I would say, be the first thing that people think of as a high - tech firm working with multinational kind of clients.

Sam Glover: I recently heard a lawyer who typically works with startups say, that one of their frustrations is that lawyers want to get their clients a great result in the legal issue before them.

The majority — about 62 % — said their law firm typically spends between 8 - 16 hours a month invoicing and billing clients, while 58 % said they felt this was too much time.

Typically, Osborne says, valuation experts will be given financial statements of the company or business of their client.

«Since the products that are available for conversion from an employer - provided plan are typically limited to just one insurance carrier's offerings, a client can generally find a more cost - efficient insurance policy outside of the employer's plan,» says Thaddeus J. Dziuba III, a life insurance specialist for PRW Wealth Management in Quincy, Mass. «This presupposes that the client can obtain favorable underwriting, however.

If you say something that sounds an alarm, the client company will typically tell the recruiter.

Today's format for the executive - level client is typically more of a hybrid format, which is really just a manner of saying that your resume should have a specific skills / strengths section, a summary statement and a reverse chronological outline of your work history starting with your most recent / current position.

Avoid saying something that sounds an alarm as the client company will typically tell the recruiter — and then the recruiter may or may not divulge this to you because it's a slippery slope.

Professional resume writers do so much research and typically have such a vast degree of personal insight on the career fields they serve, it just boggles my mind when a client cites the opinions of those whose only purpose of espousing said opinion is in the off chance someone may actually take them seriously.

«I typically tell clients that childcare expenses, such as the cost of daycare or a nanny which is required because both parents work, tend to be easy ones,» Chaiton - Murray says.

«Our clients» consistent interest in using real estate to save for their retirement demonstrates the ability of self - direction to create a diverse portfolio, manage risk, and invest in assets that typically deliver a good return on investment,» says Irene Vann, real estate manager for The Entrust Group.

«Investor sales are trending downward due to the continued rise in prices and fewer bargains available from distressed properties coming onto the market,» says NAR President Chris Polychron, executive broker with 1st Choice Realty in Hot Springs, Ark. «Furthermore, Realtors ® in areas popular to foreign buyers, such as South Florida and the West Coast, are reporting tempered demand from international clients — who typically pay in cash — due to the strengthening U.S. dollar compared to foreign currencies.»

Typically, clients buying their first houses these days want move - in - ready properties, said Turske, who gets about half her business from first - timers.