Sentences with phrase «take financial discipline»

In addition, saving up for a down payment takes financial discipline.

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No one who is reasonable can doubt that inadequate regulation contributed to what happened in 2008 or suppose that market discipline is sufficient to contain excessive risk - taking in the financial industry.

Some believe that the Chinese financial system, and perhaps the shadow banking system more specifically, took a number of wrong steps, compounded by the lack of discipline among local governments, and created a debt problem.

In the coming months and years, as a recovery takes hold, financial institutions defined by long - term business strategies, strong balance sheets and especially by disciplined risk management principles will be rewarded.

While we have strengthened our balance sheet, prioritized efficient capital allocation and taken a disciplined approach to costs, we have continued to invest in a broad set of institutionally focused businesses that have a track record of providing higher returns than many other businesses within financial services.

It takes hard work, continuing education, self control, and financial discipline to really grow and move up to a better place in life.

He is expected to say the decisions taken so far have undermined public confidence, created «different classes» of countries and wrongly tried to keep questions of labour market reform, fiscal discipline and management of financial risk separate.

«However, it's also clear in order to achieve this it's going to take some serious financial discipline and a whole new approach on cross-portfolio working,» Mr Jones said.

Sometimes financial stability takes a little bit of discipline.

However, the fact remains that taking control of these debts and adopting some financial discipline is the best option overall.

«It will take good savings discipline, the right financial plan and smart investments to ensure they continue to meet their financial goals.»

Maintaining a savings account takes discipline and can help you become more aware of your financial situation.

All it takes is self - motivation, self - discipline, and financial structure to payoff you debts completely with a helping hand.

It took years of financial discipline and regular bill payments to become a credit worthy borrower whom all the lenders want.

For many people, it may take discipline (and practice) to not to let out a groan when the bills come, a sigh when it is time to balance the books and a curse when a financial analyst appears on the television screen.

Building those short - term investments takes dedication and discipline, but learning how to budget money properly can help you meet your financial goals.

«Having a financial plan instills a discipline and engagement to stay true to our goals and removes the emotional battles that can take us off the path.»

On the bright side, if you take this financial obligation seriously and are disciplined about making timely payments, your student loans can be the springboard to a lifetime of outstanding credit.

It just takes discipline and being proactive to give yourself the best shot at getting financial help.

The discipline, and the knowledge that you're making good long - term and short - term financial choices, will provide you with a great deal of peace of mind, and will take you away from having to live paycheck to paycheck each month.

Professional Duties & Responsibilities Recognized team leader who consistently improves company efficiency and efficacy Managed, trained, and reviewed junior staff offering guidance and best practices Provided excellent customer service resulting in significant repeat business Built strong, long - term relationships with clients, piers, and employers Generated significant new business through networking, referrals, and other tactics Offered administrative assistance to senior leadership as needed Handled phones, filing, financial software, and data entry Served as first point of company contact with the public Performed all duties in a professional, courteous, and positive manner Trained in business management, accounting, and related disciplines Highly motived and willing to take on new responsibilities in support of company mission Dedicated to personal and professional growth

Did you know that much of the 33 percent rise in NAR membership from 2002 to 2005 — taking the organization to more than 1.1 million strong — has come from people switching to real estate from management, financial, sales, and retail disciplines?

Practice Financial Discipline and Balance Andrew Horowitz, a CFP, author and host of «The Disciplined Investor,» says it takes grit to really save money and build wealth.