Sentences with phrase «spend bond money»

Ogden School District makes some decisions on how it wants to spend bond money.

While Fayemi spent the bond money for infrastructure development of the state, including major roads, street lightening, school renovation, government lodge / office, a civic centre, the Ikogosi warm spring resort and Ire Burnt Bricks Company, among others; Fayose had opted for white elephant projects including an airport and a flyover.

Not exact matches

Under this hypothetical policy, governments transfer money directly to taxpayers to encourage spending, a handout funded by issuing bonds with a coupon of zero and no maturity date, which central banks buy.

However, that means they have less money to spend on corporate bonds.

Green bonds come with higher compliance costs, to verify (or possibly certify) that the money raised is being spent on green projects.

So it will likely spend $ 163 billion — its cash and money market holdings minus its debt — and then keep the rest in U.S. bonds.

The Penn Wharton Budget Model predicts the added debt eventually would reduce economic growth, as money that might have been spent on productive investment instead ends up in the market for government bonds.

Yes, cheap money polices did help stabilize a reeling housing sector, that shouldn't be dismissed, but what else does the Fed have to show for near - zero short term interest rates and the fortune spent lowering longer term rates through its bond buying program?

If you spend your tax cut you are in fact spending borrowed money, lent to you by the people who bought the bonds.

In addition, cities, states, and taxpayers have concerns about the costs of bonds and borrowing, how to get the best return on banked or invested public money, and an interest in finding innovative ways to fund public spending without surrendering public control, as is often the case with public - private partnerships.

NBC 6 went through the files, school by school, and found the school system is spending a majority of the bond money on renovating school buildings.

In other words, central banks should consider printing money for governments to spend directly rather than just to buy up bonds.

Each time a bond matures, you can spend the money or reinvest in more bonds.

This money too can be spent on foreign assets, real estate, stocks, bonds, luxury cars, clothing, and the purchase of political favors, as well as to pay taxes to foreign governments on these holdings and the income they generate.

Consequently, Jack will be quick to spend the money received from the Fed, most likely by purchasing some other bonds or perhaps by purchasing some equities.

Conversely, if the treasury ran a deficit, but financed it solely by selling securities to the private sector, all that would happen would be that existing deposits would be used to buy bonds, with the treasury then spending the money, after which it would become someone else's deposit once again.

Do nt spend all your money on just one bond.

Would that be the same Bond that Wenger had with Henry and Nasri and Van Persie and Song and Cesc and so on and so on ect ect............ I dontdoubt that Te Money is there to spend what I doubt is Wengers ability to spend it on what we need, I mean we spent16 million on Wellshite who in my opinion is as the name suggests... well shite!

I'm really looking forward to the bond that it's oing to give me... I mean i have a great bond with my current two kids but I have definately spent alot of money on formula so if I can cut back of some of those costs I'm going to.

You are also enhancing your communication and bond with your baby, moving gently towards early toileting independence, removing the risk of genital rashes and saving heaps of energy and water used in washing cloth nappies and / or all the money that you would otherwise be spending on disposables.

Governor Cuomo proposed the bond act, and has already set up a task force on how to spend the money, headed by Google CEO Eric Schmidt.

And just because in the past someone got away with putting their thumb on the scale in support of a Transportation Bond Act which is spending money and it's not a little thing, but it's not changing the state constitution though.

We're talking about approximately an additional $ 60,000 - and the legislature has already approved, in the past through the bond resolution, more money to be spent than we're spending right now, so I'm hopeful that we move forward so we make a sound, wise decision on the future of the convention center.»

New City, NY (June 21, 2013) County Legislator Ilan Schoenberger urged that any money that comes to the County of Rockland as a result of the deficit bond which was approved by the Senate last night and the Assembly earlier this month, should be put in a «lock - box» so that it can not be spent for any purpose other than the elimination of the county's deficit.

Using the State Pension fund to legitimately lend the State money as an investment rather than the State issuing bonds for smoothing spending is an intelligent idea, but with the same terms and conditions as any bond issuance would have.

In short, the money spent purchasing bonds as part of QE doesn't go to the federal government.

The governor did, however, assemble a three - member commission to determine how the bond money should be spent, if it's approved.

«For example how can you spend almost 25 % of the [Energy] bond that you issued on administrative cost... because we've [Ghana] never spent that kind of money in raising funds,» she argued.

That is money going into the pockets of the bond markets which could otherwise be spent on health, education, tackling poverty or any other cause which warms the progressive heart.

Shopping with friends feels like bonding, so that is my excuse for spending money, I think.

Nevertheless, Mumble gets his message across because, of course he IS a dancing penguin, and if dancing penguins can get us to spend more ticket money on them than on James Bond week after week, then they're certainly capable of convincing us of anything!

He and his council of mayors will find it hard to influence the budget, the curriculum, or how the district spends nearly $ 20 billion in new construction money that has been raised through recent bond measures.

Charter school advocates not only spoke up in favor of school petitions, but against some of the bond money being spent that should be shared with charter schools.

In addition, later this month Lim and Superintendent Ramon Cortines plans to ask the Bond Oversight Committee, a panel that advises the district on spending taxpayer bond dollars, for money to buy thousands more testing deviBond Oversight Committee, a panel that advises the district on spending taxpayer bond dollars, for money to buy thousands more testing devibond dollars, for money to buy thousands more testing devices.

In regards to Proposition One, The School Bond, we can continue to kick the can down the road because there will always be something wrong with any plan; «not enough time,» «not enough public input,» «my fifth - grader can't walk to school and has to ride a bus,» «why are we spending money on athletics,» or we can do the right thing and spend $ 10 / month.

Note that Article 13A, Section 1 of the California Constitution restricts how a community college district can spend borrowed money obtained through bond sales authorized through ballot measures approved by 55 % of the voters under the criteria of Proposition 39 (2000).

The main takeaway from the $ 190 billion annual spending plan — $ 132 billion in day - to - day general fund spending and the rest in special fund and bond fund spending — is that it sets aside more money than ever for the state's rainy - day fund instead of expanding a range of government services.

Los Angeles presented the perfect model of the costs that accompany Common Core when Superintendent John Deasy pledged to spend $ 1 billion to buy iPads for all students and staff, money taken from a school construction bond issue passed by voters.

Basically the 4 % rule states you can spend 4 % of your portfolio (50 / 50 / stocks / bonds) for 30 years without running out of money.

The stock and bond funds can provide long - term growth to help maintain your purchasing power over the course of a long retirement and also act as a source of liquidity for any additional spending money you need.

As you approach retirement, you would buy bonds or CDs that mature in each of the first five years of your retirement, thus providing you with the spending money you need.

If you have money you'll need to spend within the next five years, it should be out of stocks and invested in nothing more adventurous than high - quality short - term bonds.

We now know how much money to allocate to cash, bonds, and stocks at the start of the spending phase, and we know how to maintain and use the buckets as we proceed through the spending phase.

At some point the bond market will stop financing our debt spending, at which point we can either cut federal spending 50 % overnight to bring it in line with tax revenues, renege on the debt, or «monetize» the debt by printing money.

With a typical brokerage account, you can spend days researching, reviewing, and evaluating different stocks, bonds, mutual funds, or ETFs and still not be sure what is best for your money.

Almost all the money is spent in dividend producing vehicles: muni bond funds and dividend stock funds.

The bottom line: If you have money that you will need to spend in the next five years, you probably shouldn't own anything riskier than short - term bonds.

With your paycheck about to disappear, replaced by the need to sell securities on a regular basis to generate spending money, you'll likely want to boost your holdings of bonds and cash investments.

Selling government bonds is one way that they print money and government spending is another way.

If you have money sitting in a taxable account (probably earning 1 % or less before taxes) that you're sure you won't need for at least a year, and you don't mind spending a little time filling out the forms to set up a TreasuryDirect account and / or buy some paper I Bonds, then consider buying some I Bonds soon.