Sentences with phrase «to account for inflation»

All 50 states saw home values increase, and prices are now higher than they were at the peak of the last housing boom, although that does not account for inflation.

In fact, when accounting for inflation, young college graduates have found that starting wages are falling.

The interest rates on most of the universal life insurance policies are extremely conservative (2 - 3 %) and may not even account for inflation.

In fact, he says homeowners may instead need to increase their level of coverage over time, to account for inflation in the costs of construction materials and labor.

To start with, the good news is that many renters insurance policies automatically make a small adjustment to account for inflation at renewal.

Your withdrawal rate will always automatically account for inflation and economic health among many other factors.

Ah, say the skeptics, but you're only accounting for inflation.

This means that if your investments see a 10 % gain in a year, you need to account for inflation which reduces it to a 8 % gain in today's dollars.

We're not sure if that figure accounts for inflation.

This type of policy allows the insured to account for inflation with a benefit that increases according to a set schedule.

Your coverage amount should be dependent on your future financial needs as well as account for inflation.

The logic behind the increase was basically an increase to account for inflation through the years since the old minimums had been set.

Far more firms were eligible, as the $ 60,000 eligibility cap greatly exceeded the $ 15,000 cap of the government's recent proposal, even after accounting for inflation.

This example doesn't represent any particular investment and doesn't account for inflation.

An investor from 1960 to 1969 would have seen a 5.6 % increase in their portfolio value (minus fees of course) when accounting for inflation.

A target for nominal GDP (or the sum of all money earned in an economy each year, before accounting for inflation) is less radical than it sounds.

To start with, the good news is that many renters insurance policies automatically make a small adjustment to account for inflation at renewal.

Now part of this is accounting for inflation of course, but still, it's disheartening and unpredictable.

Without accounting for inflation, «The Three Stooges» is the third biggest opening for a Farrelly Brothers film behind «Me, Myself and Irene» and «Shallow Hal».

Because nominal growth equals real growth plus inflation, both nominal wage and NGDP targets implicitly account for inflation while also focusing on indicators more likely to promote the goal of full employment.

For example, when Certified Financial Planner Marguerita Cheng accounts for inflation in her clients» financial plans, she assumes a 3 - percent inflation rate in general, but a 7 - percent increase for college costs.

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Concord Town Board members want the state government to return the cap on tax levy increases to 2 percent to let the town account for inflation in its budget.

While the percentage of GDP chart shows a trend that could account for inflation elsewhere, there are too many external factors.

They have asked that salaries be increased at the least to account for inflation since 1999, which would put them at $ 195,754.

Over the weekend, «Black Panther» passed 1997's «Titanic,» which grossed $ 659.4 million, though accounting for inflation would put it above $ 1 billion.

To arrive at a real rate of return, that is, adjusted for inflation, it is easiest to use Treasury inflation - protected securities (TIPS), as these already account for inflation.

(Should we bring back the debates of adjusting accounting for inflation?

How do you then account for inflation?

Can Fixed Annuities Account for Inflation?

[a] fter accounting for inflation, spending was up from the previous year in six jurisdictions, with Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan, and Northwest Territories reporting the largest increases at 10 % each.

Many expect the Fed to limit it at three; others, accounting for inflation pressures and the recent stimulus, are entertaining the idea of four.

Rhee argues the problem isn't a lack of funding: Average spending per student has more than doubled since the early 1970s, even after accounting for inflation, to about $ 10,500 a year.

These performance numbers don't account for inflation — which can be an important consideration when evaluating investment performance, but they do illustrate the different magnitudes of price swings between stocks and bonds.

I agree that an FI of 100 % is not sufficient especially when accounting for inflation and am wondering if you have plans to add in an inflation adjuster?

Of course, those critics do not mention that the General Assembly has cut over $ 400 million from education over the past three years, not even accounting for inflation or increases in the student population.

The nominal interest rate, also called the annualized percentage rate (APR), is the annual interest you pay for debt or receive for savings before accounting for inflation.

I understand that the two account for inflation in different ways: I - Bonds vary the rate while TIPS vary the principle.

Accounting for inflation of 5.84 % (IPCA consumer index) over the period, the market actually shrank by 2.64 % last year.

By comparison, he adds, Nasdaq stocks hit a market value of more than $ 6 trillion before the dotcom bubble burst, not accounting for inflation.

While the poverty line was later raised to US$ 1.25 to account for inflation, the goal itself has already been met — five years early, in fact.

Hourly wages are growing at just 2 percent annually and real wages, accounting for inflation, actually declined 0.3 percent in June, according to the Labor Department.

After accounting for inflation, that means Canadian index investors have been more or less stuck in reverse since early 2011.

Sure, your salary will hopefully keep rising to account for inflation, but will you actually be able to buy more with it as you age?

This cap increases regularly to account for inflation.

That $ 1,690 from June of 1951 when Buffett graduated has the buying power of $ 16,105 in today's dollars, accounting for inflation.