Sentences with phrase «serious financial jeopardy»

Knowing the disparities between the two is critical in determining which liability insurance suits a certain type of business, in order to protect the company's interests and avoid putting the business in serious financial jeopardy.

If you are asking whether you can get more cash from you «maxed out» card, you may be in serious financial jeopardy.

From the 1960s through the 1980s, activists and legislators proposed a variety of programs to provide public funding to Milwaukee's independent Black private schools, some of which were in serious financial jeopardy.

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Ignoring your financial statements can put your business in serious jeopardy.

By deciding not to turn Capital Prep Magnet School over to Perry and his charter school management company, Hartford put Perry's financial plan in serious jeopardy.

It may also make sense to commute if the financial health of both your employer and pension plan are in serious jeopardy — but in those circumstances you'll probably be restricted in how quickly you can withdraw commuted money, notes Hamilton.

Besides the physical pain, serious injuries can result in emotional trauma, financial jeopardy, and the time - consuming road back to health through doctor's visits, physical therapy, or extended nursing care.