Sentences with phrase «think financial balance»

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There is little talk of tax cuts and balanced budgets, items which form the economic lodestar of the Official Opposition; think tanks such as the Fraser Institute, the Macdonald - Laurier Institute, the Atlantic Provinces Economic Council; and almost everyone who writes a column for the Financial Post, including former finance minister Joe Oliver.

I thought I did everything right: I submitted my Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as early as possible, I completed the required documents, and I compared financial aid packages from different colleges to find the perfect balance of affordability, quality, and potential for career advancement.

He thinks everyone should remember it was a failed attempt to shore up the GSE balance sheets that started the financial crisis in 2008.

I thought balancing the budget was good, then Dubya decided the best thing for the USA is to completely destroy our financial credibilty (and murder lots of people).

«The training helped me think about the financial aspects of a lab and how to balance spending between purchases and people.»

«The realities of becoming an academy are that the financial gains are not as great as you might think and the governing body needs to strike a balance between challenging the school and supporting its aims and ethos,» says Marie Lister, executive principal of South Axholme Academy in Doncaster.

Go speak to the number of female romance writers who are pulling in a six or seven figure income, many who started by selling a few copies, and then write a balanced article with thoughts from both sides and from the men who support them whether that is a financial or moral support.

Honestly did anyone think this company had the financial wherewithal to compete where others with large balance sheets (HP Dell etc.) failed.

«I think if you have your funds direct deposited, you maintain balances at a bank and you swipe an ATM debit card with that bank, then you should feel comfortable knowing that you provide value to that bank,» says Shannon McLay, financial advisor and founder of The Financial Gym, a financial advisfinancial advisor and founder of The Financial Gym, a financial advisFinancial Gym, a financial advisfinancial advisory firm.

I think that eventually they will let all long Treasuries and MBS mature on their own, and replace them with short Treasuries, should they decide not to shrink the balance sheet of the financial sector as a whole.

Similar to a traditional savings account, a money market account allows you to save money while earning interest on your balance, and is a great step toward achieving your financial goals, whether those goals include buying your first home or thinking ahead to college tuition for the kids.

I think Bernard Olivier's comments that they want to return to paying dividends but not until the financial status and cash flow has improved shows a more balanced and sensible pro shareholder approach.

«PLS accounts differ from a traditional savings account in that each participant has the opportunity to win a lottery in the form of money or prizes instead of earning a competitive interest rate on balances,» says Kate Lawton, brand manager with Filene Research Institute (FRI), a U.S. consumer financial think tank that worked with the Michigan Credit Union League and Doorways to Dream Fund to offer the first PLS in the U.S., in Michigan.

And so I kind of combined the two, because I think you can get that financial balance.

Balancing priorities and deciding where to best use our financial resources is a very important step in managing our money, yet so few people stop to think about it.

You might think you'll pay your balance off quickly, but then you get hit with job loss, medical bills or other financial curveballs.

I like to think of energy balance analysis as akin to financial accounting, where you have to note all of the income and expenses, with the difference being the change in the balance.

With fundamental issues of trust such as those illustrated above still far from being resolved, and political will on financing performing a fine balancing act in Europe and the United States (with the former dealing with a snowballing resurgence of the financial crisis, and the latter with an incoming legislature planning to dissolve the House of Representatives panel on climate change), the time has truly come for wealthy nations of the world to fundamentally shift their modes of thinking.

Therefore, I don't think the question is about striking the right balance between these two elements, but rather to have as much of each element as possible in the budget of our financial resources.

It's simply a matter of balancing the financial protection you think you need with a monthly premium that you can afford.

Whenever listing down the financial assets on the balance sheet, we tend to immediately think of our house, retirement funds, financial investments, vehicles, etc..