Sentences with phrase «wealth are tied»

Butterfield created the photo - sharing website Flickr, but these days most of his wealth is tied to Slack, an inter-office communications platform, which he feels can replace — or at least reduce — internal email.

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

Rather than cater to retail investors demanding growth every quarter, these companies plan and invest for the long term, since the founding family's wealth is tied up in the business.

In this part of town less than a third of their wealth is tied up in their home and nearly half of the residents here also own another property.

A big chunk of Trump's personal wealth is tied up in the value of the Trump brand name, which he licenses far and wide.

When you're young, he explains, the majority of your wealth is tied up in human capital, meaning your skills and the knowledge you employ to earn income.

Beyond finding that companies owned by Mr. Trump had debts of at least $ 650 million, The Times discovered that a substantial portion of his wealth is tied up in three passive partnerships that owe an additional $ 2 billion to a string of lenders, including those that hold the loan on the Avenue of the Americas building.

But most of his wealth is tied up in Oracle stock.

Mostaque adds that an Aramco listing would also increase public support for regime stability, as an increasing part of local wealth is tied up with the success of state institutions.

Only a small part of their personal wealth is tied up in Arsenal.

«In B.C. a lot of wealth is tied up in real estate,» says Miron.

A lot of our wealth is tied to our homes: real estate now accounts for a staggering 49 % of our net worth, compared to just 37 % at the turn of the century.

If you have high payments on your mortgage and other debts each month it's called being «house rich and cash poor», because all of your wealth is tied up in your house, and you have no cash at the end of the month.

However, most of this wealth is tied up in the LLC.

At the moment, nearly every penny of his wealth is tied up in his business, his home or a first mortgage on a convenience store he sold several years ago.

About 80 % of the world's wealth is tied up in the aging populations of these nations.

How does a farmer then leave each child with a fair and equal share of inheritance if the majority of their wealth is tied up in land, equipment, etc.?

Not exact matches

(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.)

But Beijing's wealth also poses a problem, since its cash reserves are heavily tied to the greenback.

Mostly, that's because the richest households tend to hold most of their wealth in financial assets, whose value increased rapidly after the downturn, while poorer folks have a much larger share of their net - worth tied up in real estate, whose value didn't bottom out until the end of 2011, Pew researchers note.

Still, Loftus was concerned that so much of his personal wealth — and that of his shareholders — was tied up in the business.

This chart shows how 8 billionaires have as much wealth as 3.6 billion people The wealth gap in the US is worse than in Kenya Trump's fortune drops to $ 3.1 billion, ties Snap's Evan Spiegel on new Forbes 400 rich list

I would also suggest that it would be a good idea to keep as little of your wealth as possible tied up in banks and other financial «custodians.»

One shipping company is in a partnership with Russia, and another that the U.S. Commerce secretary partially owned is tied to China's largest sovereign wealth fund.

This was a radical position for a wealth manager to take, given the fact that their revenues were tied to clients who were invested in the equity market.

«You had wealth creation that could not be tied to the underlying economy,» he added, «and the benefits were very skewed: they went to the assets of the rich.

Another bias is mental accounting where an investor divides wealth into arbitrary categories and makes irrational decisions based on the category, such as a stock purchase or sale tied to an emotional attachment to the company.

I find many people obsess about a single number as if it had some real meaning, and tie themselves in knots to prove they have the «wealth» they have decided on (counting illiquid assets like homes being a common sneaky trick).

Titled «On wealth and the diversity of friendships: High social class people around the world have fewer international friends,» it studied the social ties between wealthy people around the world and was published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences in 2015.

Another group is families that have liquid wealth across various investments, many passive, that are not tied to a single business.

Senior investment personnel often have a sizeable portion of their personal wealth tied up in the fund, and may initially find it hard to comprehend that the interests of their clients might be any different from their own.

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It's great to have your home paid off, but with no income and a large part of your wealth tied up in your home, how would you make ends meet.

Those with wealth, who are closely tied to the banking community, govern capital accumulation and, with it, decisions about employment technology, income distribution, work organization, consumption patterns, and even our relations with other nations.

Traditional economics has been tied to the idea that the creation of wealth by industry and commerce is necessary before it can be spent on services that enhance human well - being.

With all their wealth tied up in the property, couple is selling to free up capital — and time for sailing.

The French side have a wealth of attacking talent to choose from in this tie, so much so they were able to sell Lucas Moura to Tottenham Hotspur during last month's transfer window.

For what seemed like an eternity (typical Palace pre-season fashion) Frank De Boer was appointed amongst much buzz, the first full - time foreign manager in our history, promises of ties with Ajax and a wealth of experience.

And studies indicate that by waiting to tie the knot until they're 30 or older, women accumulate more wealth — about $ 18,152 (nothing to sneeze at).

This suggests the entire premise of tying wealth to votes is asking for trouble.

I have a wealth of personal experience tied up in the daily reality that is chronic GI distress.

This suggests that while women appear unmoved by wealth during the initial stages of attraction, since such a majority see income as important it might mean finding love is still somehow tied to finding security.

With a see - sawing episodic rhythm that visits some starkly different locations and play styles, a wealth of incidental and hidden detail, more gameplay mechanics than you can fully explore in a single playthrough - and above all, an epic, elegiac, arcane storyline that seeks to tie up every last loose thread and honour the passing of a classic videogame hero - Metal Gear Solid 4 is, in most senses, the biggest Metal Gear yet.

The state ranks 45th out of the 50 states on the wealth - neutrality score, which indicates that inequities in state and local revenue for education are tied substantially to local property wealth.

Since justices occasionally recuse themselves, such ties are not unusual (see for instance «Free and Appropriate: Parents Wealth Muddies Special - Education Tuition Case «-RRB-.

Frequently, the difference is tied to the district's income level or property wealth.

- Kirkus «Although Leary (The Good House) ties up her loose ends a little too neatly, her characters are a delightful blend of strong personalities, all with their own little touch of delicious evil, and her darkly comic send - ups of New England wealth, nouveau riche, and Internet culture should keep readers absorbed until the final, most shocking secrets are revealed.»

Because this generation tends to possess high homeownership rates while keeping about two - thirds of their wealth tied up in their home, reverse mortgages are proving very helpful to today's retiring baby boomers.

When your future wages are tied up in the company, along with your financial capital, your present and future wealth can be jeopardized if you lose your job or the company stumbles.

The advantages of following Mort's approach are: It more quickly provides the security of debt - free home ownership, which will better enable you to weather any economic storms; in case of an emergency, the wealth in your home is more accessible than assets tied up in a retirement plan; and while Rob's return in the 401 (k) could fall or (even turn negative), Mort's interest savings on his mortgage is guaranteed.