Sentences with phrase «than financial hardship»

Few things in life are of greater consequence to one's physical and emotional well - being than financial hardship.

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Despite lamenting the lack of preparation for their retirement, the survey revealed that Brits were far more resigned to a dotage lived in financial hardship than their global counterparts.

That said, nonprofit bonds tend to be riskier than munis because if, say, a museum or other cultural institution enters financial hardship, it's more difficult for it to bounce back than for a municipality to do so.

You can qualify for forbearance if your payments total more than 20 percent of your gross income, you are experiencing financial hardship, or are battling an illness.

But these and other papers based on good data make it clear that the share of Americans facing major financial hardship in retirement is much smaller than many think.

«Black Muslims report more financial hardship than do white Muslims, and black Muslims are somewhat less likely than other Muslims in the U.S. to be satisfied with their standard of living.»

If we continue to require insurance companies to pay for more and more, they will just continue to jack up the rates making the cost of insurance more of a financial hardship than it already is.

An employer that employs less than 50 employees shall not be subject to the requirements of this subsection, if such requirements would impose an undue hardship by causing the employer significant difficulty or expense when considered in relation to the size, financial resources, nature, or structure of the employer's business.

The ordeal has been a financial hardship for Diaz, who told DNAinfo that for a time she was walking more than an hour each way to and from Kings County Hospital, unable to afford a taxi or a MetroCard.

Official figures now show that more than two thirds of child poverty is now in working families, reflecting changes in financial hardship and stagnation in wages.

The new Acer A1 has become cheaper, but also a technically poorer tablet, so if this is Acer's strategy for 2014, then Acer could be facing more financial hardship this year than it did last year.

Eligible participants owe more than $ 10,000 in unsecured obligations (credit cards, medical debt, and personal loans) and they are experiencing financial hardship.

If you've been hit with financial hardships that hamper your ability to pay the mortgage, there are options other than foreclosure or selling your home.

Partial financial hardship means your income is low enough that 10 or 15 % of your discretionary income would be less than your standard 10 year repayment amount.

You've got a partial financial hardship id your annual federal student loan payments calculated under a ten - year standard repayment plan are greater than 15 % of the difference between your adjusted gross income (and that of a spouse, if you're married and file taxes jointly) and 150 % of the poverty guideline for your family size and state.

You can qualify for forbearance if your payments total more than 20 percent of your gross income, you are experiencing financial hardship, or are battling an illness.

If you do not wish to provide evidence of your financial hardship to the creditor, the creditor may still accept a debt settlement proposal, but it will usually be for a higher amount than if you are willing to provide evidence to establish financial hardship.

Is there any way I can postpone payments rather than forberance or financial hardship?

These companies realize that taking a lower settlement from someone with financial hardship is a better option than that person declaring bankruptcy and not paying their debts at all.

Being cautious at the beginning may save you from experiencing financial hardship in the future if finding a new job turns out to be harder than you hoped.

This is more likely to happen if you have asked for the difference rather than the full fee and if you're experiencing any financial hardship.

It is most valuable if you have more debt than can be paid off in two to three years, or if you are experiencing financial hardship that is causing you to fall behind on monthly payments.

As you can see, our outgoings are more than our income and we are experiencing extreme financial hardship.

As you can see, my outgoings are more than my income and I am experiencing extreme financial hardship.

Flynn has had people call him up who said they want to reduce charges because of financial hardship, but it quickly becomes clear that they're making far more than the average Canadian.

It's a great choice if you have more debt than you can pay off in a 2 — 3 year time frame or are experiencing a financial hardship that has you falling behind (or just about to be) on your monthly payments.

Personal bankruptcy is only an option if it has been more than seven years since you left school (or five years if you can convince a court that you will suffer financial hardship if your student loans are not discharged).

I am struggling and experiencing financial hardship (like most of us right now), yet my interest is more than half of my minimum payment required each month.

If the monthly amount you would be required to pay on your eligible federal student loans under a 10 - year Standard Repayment Plan is higher than the monthly amount you would be required to repay under Pay As You Earn, you have a partial financial hardship.

«The campaign will target borrowers whose grace periods will end soon, borrowers who have fallen behind on their student loan payments, borrowers with higher - than - average debts, and borrowers in deferment or forbearance because of financial hardship or unemployment,» Brenda Wensil, the chief customer experience officer for federal student aid, wrote in a notice posted online Friday.

Now more than ever we are committed to fulfilling our vision - to ensure that no pet guardian will have to give up their pet due to financial hardships.

The goal of the program is to keep pets in homes rather than being relinquished due to financial hardships.

As part of the buyout, the Irish government will establish a hardship fund of more than US$ 39 million to address the financial losses that Irish salmon fishers will face, as well as providing an additional US$ 7 million fund to help rural communities deal with the loss of income.

It is important that you pursue a claim for damages for the financial hardships that you have incurred; your legal representation will make the difference between obtaining the results you need and receiving a less - than - favorable judgment or settlement offer.

The Boston attorneys at the Kiley Law Group have been representing injury victims for more than 40 years, recovering more than $ 400 million for our clients, and we have a thorough understanding of the financial and emotional hardships a car accident victim can experience.

But if your income is vital to someone other than you alone — a spouse, child or even an aging parent — the sad event of your death would be an even bigger hardship once the financial impact hits home.

Catastrophic plans, which have higher deductibles than other plans, are available only for people under age 30 and for those who have a financial hardship.

If you're younger than 30 years old, or if you have a financial hardship, you may be eligible for a catastrophic health plan.

Today, people are living longer than ever before — and because of that, it will be important to have the coverage that you need in order to protect the ones that you love from financial hardship.

But life insurance can be much more than a simple shield against financial hardship.

Had their agent offered them a guaranteed rather than non-guaranteed universal life insurance, the family could have avoided their impending financial hardship.

At less than $ 100, the Sony W800 is nearly an impulse buy, and not such a financial hardship if you lose it or your kid drops it.

Some are more charmed than others, born into healthy homes with love and no financial hardships, but that still doesn't make living on this earth easy.

Many are living in severe financial hardship and the situation is getting significantly worse as a result of local authority cuts and welfare reforms, with some hit by the benefit cap because they have taken on more than one child.

Money is a particular issue for many couples who separate, and women are more likely than men to experience financial hardship after divorce.

A short sale occurs most often when the homeowner has a financial hardship, and so a lender agrees to accept less than the amount the homeowner owes.

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That was my understanding of the 1031 exchange that you can sell faster than 1 year if you bought the property with the intent of renting it, and because of a financial hardship, or relocation you have decided to sell.

That means you'll have to buy coverage if you don't already have it or face a penalty unless you can show you can't get coverage for less than a certain percentage of your income — 10 percent — or would otherwise face a financial hardship.

Perhaps a loan is needed faster than the bureaucracy of the bank will allow, or perhaps some financial hardship in the past is preventing you from getting any money at all from a bank.