Sentences with phrase «something less risky»

For instance, if you drill oil off the Gulf Coast or patrol a dangerous area on the Rio Grande, your life premiums will be far higher than if you did something less risky, like work as a gardener's assistant or run a tamale stand.

Something less risky.

When that happens, sell up, take your profits, and do something less risky with them.

You can also try something less risky initially, like starting off at a flea market or cart before opening a dedicated store.

Not exact matches

Women will put less effort into doing something extra special than they will put into avoiding something risky.

These are effective and less risky than confrontation, and can be used by those students who want to do something but feel unsure in the moment.

The idea is that at 2.5 % or less yield, the company is not paying me enough, or that at 9 % + something risky is going on that I ought to investigate.

In return, a new shareholder gets a cheap share price, a far leaner / less risky company, and a management that's been once bitten, twice shy — a great combination, in my opinion, and something I look for / depend on in a number of my investments.

If you're concerned about the theoretically unlimited losses you can rack up in spread betting, you may be better trying your hand at something a bit less risky first — fixed - odds betting.

These ads reflect people's anxiety about the safety of nuclear reactors and the disapproval they feel about having their hard - earned money spent on something they clearly think is a bad idea, especially when safer, more affordable, less risky energy choices exist such as efficiency, wind, solar, and bioenergy.

Of course, something like a ticket for going 15 miles over the speed limit on the highway is going to impact your rates a lot less than something like driving while intoxicated would — one is, while risky, understandable, and the other makes you a menace to society — and your rates will respond appropriately.