Sentences with phrase «short terms benefits tend»

Most sufferers, therefore, will find that short terms benefits tend to subside over time and in fact, they start to get worse, with frequent crashes, reduce exercise capacity, and energy slumps and crashes as time progresses.

Not exact matches

Though immigration may strain some local budgets in the short term, costs and benefits tend to balance out in the end, said Alex Nowrasteh, immigration policy analyst at the Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank.

A couple of benefits for federal short - term loans are that they tend to have better interest rates than longer - term loan obligations regardless of whether it's for business, education or a home purchase.

This can only benefit the lender — but with a personal loan, terms tend to stay on the shorter end, saving you money and keeping you on point with other expenses, or in keeping a budget.

Both sides have valid arguments; however, a buy - and - hold strategy has tax benefits because long - term investments tend to be taxed at a lower rate than short - term investments.

Since short - term plans have been able to continue to offer coverage only to healthy individuals with tight restrictions on the benefits, and because the plans have limited durations, the premiums tend to be drastically lower than full - price premiums in the ACA - compliant market (both on and off - exchange, as individual major medical plans are required to follow the same rules outside the exchange that they follow inside the exchange).

In my opinion, the potential benefits are few, and tend to be short - term, and the downsides are just too expensive if they come at the cost of my child's sense of self, development of morality, self - esteem, or feelings of competency.

If a Realtor is prepared to mislead the public via this strategy, then one might conclude that a Realtor for whom the guilt of this deceptive behavior holds little weight might also tend to mislead that same said public for said Realtor's own short - term financial benefit at the expense of the public's benefit.