Sentences with phrase «ties up all»

That ties up a lot of cash for a long time — not the ideal situation for a savvy investor that wants to put that money to work elsewhere.

Buying ties up cash for an overpriced house.

The U.S. trade representative's report, however, quoted Trump's campaign statements that there «is no way to «fix» the TPP» and that «we do not need to enter into another massive international agreement that ties us up and binds us down.»

Pros: highly liquid, major tenors are well represented in cash bonds Cons: balance sheet intensive (ties up cash), does not support outright short positions (some part of the curve are relatively less liquid), does not support forward positions

As an aside, iShares 20 + year Treasury Bond ETF ($ TLT) is the regular, non-leveraged version of TMF (which ties up a lot more buying power in one's account).

Storing seasonal merchandise to sell next year ties up valuable cash, Johnson notes.

Your company probably ties up all your assets and attention right now, but it also represents all your prospects for one day accumulating substantial wealth.

He argues that purchasing a home is actually a bad investment because it ties up the majority of your money in one place, and the market is rarely favorable to sell — not to mention the slew of expenses for maintenance and repairs.

Moro explained that traditional banks and brokerage firms have been reluctant to act as custodians because of know - your - customer laws, and because any such firms that carry bitcoin must back it with dollar - based reserves at a one - to - one level — a formula that ties up capital, and is an unattractive proposition for the likes of Goldman Sachs or JPMorgan.

The settlement doesn't cover claims by Steve Wynn's ex-wife, Elaine Wynn, who has been trying to get out from under a 2010 stockholder agreement that ties her up 10 percent stake in the company.

Maple Leaf Foods, currently under the stewardship of Wallace McCain's son, Michael, continued tying up loose ends on a seven - year overhaul of the company's operations.

Security services provider Threat Protect Australia is considering a move to acquire assets from east coast player Apollo Security for around $ 6 million, after tying up an option for its two business units.

The potential deal sent both stocks soaring as it would tie up two giants from Quebec and give Metro an expanded foothold in the drug business, mirroring Loblaw Cos.» purchase of Shoppers Drug Mart four years ago.

When the flow is diverted to other expenses, such as payments with interest, finance charges, and late fees, they tie up funds that should be flowing into the pocket book to improve the bottom line, not into someone else's pocket.

After all, one reason insurance companies traditionally keep patients tied up with red tape is because healthcare costs are so high.

HR prevents you from getting tied up in administrative work which can stretch you thin while you are growing your business.

«Whenever your human capital is tied up in one particular industry, it may make sense to diversify your investment capital outside of that industry, just because of the amount of risk associated with that.»

A large chunk of Berkshire's earnings, $ 4.4 billion, in the third quarter came from a non-cash gain on Berkshire's investment in Kraft Heinz Co., which was generated when Mr. Buffett helped to orchestrate the tie up of the two companies.

The last thing you can afford is for your remote employees to constantly be tying up your IT team with simple problems that shouldn't be an issue.

Fifteen - year mortgages flip the script, lowering costs and shortening loan terms but tying up more cash and restricting investors» ability to buy stocks and other interest - paying vehicles.

«The amount of business you can lose if one of your key sales managers is tied up on the phone for 45 minutes is remarkable,» Vaill says.

Because so much of its business is tied up in a few particular styles, a single manufacturing error — like the one that forced executives to recall the near - seethrough women's pants in March — can cause millions of dollars in lost sales.

Here are a few things I learned at the J.P. Morgan Health Conference this week: (1) Vice-presidential motorcades tie up as much traffic as presidential ones; (2) San Francisco hotels have no compunction about charging pharma - sphere prices, especially when the city is overrun by pharma executives; (3) no one will ever know if you brought more than one blue blazer to a four - day meeting; and (4) in my next life I want to come back as Bryan Roberts.

One, it will begin going head - to - head with the rapacious streaming behemoths eager to tie up exclusive deals with big talents — talents Dynamics has helped make famous.

According to Jeffrey Augustine, author of the blog The Scientology Money Project, the church has a book value of $ 1.75 billion, about $ 1.5 billion of which is tied up in real estate, mostly at its headquarters in Clearwater and in Hollywood, Calif..

The company was subject to much speculation that it might tie up with larger peer Verizon, but Charter instead partnered with Comcast on an expansive wireless services agreement that requires one to seek the other's approval for a major transaction with a wireless company.

Home equity loans are a popular financing device for new business owners because there's often substantial equity tied up in a home, and the loans are easy to come by.

Some of the disadvantages of providing customers with credit include increasing the cost of operations and tying up capital that could be used elsewhere.

We had already tied up most of our capital in buying inventory, hiring a skeleton staff and building new locations.

His money should, at least, be in a bank (money market account) savings account or tied up in a (certificate of deposit) ladder to take advantage of any future rate changes.

You can keep operations going and move ahead with day - to - day business activities without having to waste time chasing down customers with unpaid invoices and tying up your capital in accounts receivables.

If all of your investments are tied up and take months to liquidate, then you're compromising your present financial situation.

Masked men put a gun to reality TV star Kim Kardashian's temple, left her tied up in the bathroom of her luxury residence in Paris and stole millions of dollars» worth of jewelry in the early hours of Monday, police and her publicist said.

Then there is risk aversion due to the fact that «our professional and personal pride is tied up in being right» and because «employees are rewarded for good decisions and penalized for failures.»

(Undoubtedly, the recent stock market rally certainly has some Americans feeling a lot richer as well, but since average U.S. families tend to have most of its wealth tied up in real estate rather than the financial market, the impact of housing is probably the more relevant one.)

Obama told Jobs there was an immigration bill that would allow foreign students to get a visa after graduation, but it was tied up in Congress.

A whole heap of the world's wealth is tied up with a select few companies.

I assumed our investor supported us, because his money was tied up in our success.

Yet for a variety of reasons, most entrepreneurs tie up thier wealth in the company they've started and in which they believe.

That means you're always in a financially precarious position when most or all of your assets are tied up in a single entity, whether that's your own company or anyone else's.»

Seniors who are homeowners, however, typically have a considerable amount of equity tied up in their homes.

Because the case was tied up in court for years, he said, the narrative from the Democratic side ended up being about how unfair and difficult the law made it for many to vote.

The unpredictability and instant gratification tied up with texts, tweets and emails stimulates this system.

Technology teams — and their managers — say they're too tied up just keeping the lights on to think deeply about strategy

«Equipment leasing works well for businesses that start off slow, and [it] protects owners from having to tie up all their capital,» says Bruce Gomberg, a partner at Politziner & Mattia, an accounting and consulting firm that advises small and midsize businesses.

Discussions on a structure for a potential tie up with plane maker Boeing are ongoing, Embraer's commercial aviation chief executive said on Wednesday.

«But with all the issues that are tied up here — taxes and the structure of our economy, healthcare, social services, our democracy, whether it's transparent, whether it responds to people or just money — nobody needs convincing,» he said.

About 5.45 percent of per - capita [debt] is tied up in credit - card debt.»

Knowing traffic tie ups, routing appointments in the most efficient directions, and being automatically alerted to changes in schedule, can save tremendous wasted time among staff who are out serving customers.

The capital also has the lowest percent of debt in the country tied up in auto loans (3.35 percent), probably due to the accessible public transportation available in the area.