Sentences with phrase «volatile financial times»

A very good idea is to have a Term life policy for the most volatile financial times in your life.

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Working hard, saving 10 percent, and retiring at 65 is a chump's game because 1) financial markets are simply too volatile and 2) you'll «be in a wheelchair» by the time you actually have enough to retire, according to author MJ DeMarco.

Crude oil prices have been more volatile this year than at any time since the financial crisis of 2008/09 and before that 1991, according to standard measures of price variability.

Financial assets are volatile, but historically, they have increased over time, enabling investors to earn compounded returns (exponential growth of money is how to get rich).

Financial instruments are said to be extremely volatile if prices fluctuate wildly in a short period of time.

There certainly was a volatile time period during 2008 and 2009 for the financial markets.

It's highly unlikely that the company will stop paying dividends any time in the foreseeable future, and with such a stellar track record, Con Edison's divided is the epitome of stability in an otherwise volatile financial market, putting ED stock near the top of the list of safe dividend stocks.

That said, expect rates to be volatile on a day - to - day and week - to - week basis in the year ahead as financial markets anticipate the timing of additional Fed policy changes as well as how the global and U.S. economies are performing.

It goes on to summarize financial arguments for investments in energy efficiency, including that: they can repay themselves quickly, depreciate slowly and deliver decades - long returns; efficient buildings, higher rents and higher sale price are correlated; considering energy performance is an important component of risk management and an investor's fiduciary duty; and at a time when energy prices are becoming more and more volatile, efficiency investments represent a good hedging strategy.