Sentences with phrase «shaping financial policy»

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«I got to experience a variety of different challenges, participate in nearly every higher education policy debate, and craft new policy that has shaped the conversation in higher education in important ways,» Smith says, citing her work on the college scorecard and the financial aid shopping sheet as among the initiatives she found most interesting.

This explains how a law school student with six - figure debt can be in better financial shape than a dropout from an associate's degree or certificate program, and speaks to the need for targeted policy solutions aimed at those most likely to struggle to repay.

Financial incentives are perhaps the key part of a homeowner's decision to install solar panels, so the NerdWallet ranking is a good reminder that some states that have other factors going for them — looking at you, sunny Florida — could become solar superstars if they just get their incentives and policies in better shape.

CFO's play a strategic role in shaping the firm's financial future and establishing operating policies, exploring growth opportunities, and protecting the firm's financial stability.

However you choose to use a single - premium life insurance policy, remember to consider your personal financial situation and other retirement vehicles already in use so you can select and shape your policy to best match your needs.

You can compare Wyoming renters policy quotes from competing companies, check out their company web sites, read customer testimonials, and even get a peek at their financials to get a better idea of what shape they are in economically.

You'll also gain an understanding of the large driving forces shaping social policy and financial markets, as well as skills in statistical analysis.

Parents as Teachers also advocates for children and families by shaping public policy to increase access and financial support for early learning, child development, and education at the federal, state and community levels.