Sentences with phrase «typically makes the financial decisions»

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A mortgage loan is typically the largest financial decision that most people will make; so whether you are buying your first home, moving into a new one, building your dream home, refinancing an existing loan, or considering the purchase of a vacation home or rental property, I would appreciate the opportunity to assist you in making your goals of homeownership a reality.

«If it's strictly a financial decision, then typically high - income individuals in the top tax brackets are better to maximize their RRSP room before making additional mortgage payments,» says Lamontagne.

In fact, in January 2017, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau fined credit reporting agencies TransUnion and Equifax for falsely representing that the credit scores they marketed to consumers were the same scores lenders typically use to make credit decisions.

While the responsibilities may vary, typically general managers provide organizational vision and leadership, which includes decision making, short - and long - term planning, human resources (recruitment, training and development, employee relations, and discipline), marketing and public relations, P&L financial management, production and quality control, and administrative management.

Decision - making in a child custody cases will turn on practical considerations such as a litigant's job training, time - scheduling, other family members» needs, and financial issues that impact family life, as well as the state's custody decision - making factors, including some, such as «moral character», that MHPs typically are unable and unwilling to factor in to their aDecision - making in a child custody cases will turn on practical considerations such as a litigant's job training, time - scheduling, other family members» needs, and financial issues that impact family life, as well as the state's custody decision - making factors, including some, such as «moral character», that MHPs typically are unable and unwilling to factor in to their adecision - making factors, including some, such as «moral character», that MHPs typically are unable and unwilling to factor in to their analysis.