Sentences with phrase «up equity in something»

That last point is applicable to all of these cars: you need to be comfortable tying up equity in something that you may not see or use very often, particularly through the winter months.

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The chances of something like Iceland's law being passed in the U.S. these days are quite slim, though business and political leaders like Sheryl Sandberg, chief operating officer of Facebook, and California Senator Kamala Harris are ramping up their efforts to achieve pay equity in America.

They put the squeeze on black hats who had built up a lot of link equity using link farms, something discussed in Building Links in Aggressive Marketing.

That it's the optimal way to invest your money; sixty percent in equities and forty percent in bonds because something is always going up.

So if periods of mild price falls are more common nowadays, households are more likely to end up in negative equity unless they do something about it, by paying back principal.

I think over the years I've built up an equity where now if I do something bigger — which is what I've just done — I have way more trust in the Church as a whole.

When one has to give up 1.2 % in yield to move from safe Treasuries to risky REIT equity, there is something amiss.

Car owners who owed more than their cars were worth had an average of $ 4,832 in negative equity before they traded up to something shiny and new.

,» but he immediately muddles this simple clarity by quoting Niklas Höhne, of the NewClimate Institute in Germany, to the effect that «But equity and fairness is something which is very much up to interpretation — what's fair for one is not fair for another.»

You also build up equity (cash value) so if you do decide to move on, you'll get something back out of it in the end.And for the Buy Term and Invest the Rest folks it's a good stategy in theory, but it's not suitable for everyone and often doesn't work out as planned.

Then Sell and 1031 exchange a tax depreciated asset that is hypothetically equity appreciated and trade up (tax deferred until I die) to a cash cow in the Southeast or something.