Sentences with phrase «working lifetime»

It's not a significant expense, at only around fifteen dollars a month, and it can save everything you've worked a lifetime for.

Many successful people work a lifetime to accumulate substantial wealth, yet spend minimal time preparing their families to effectively manage this tremendous asset.

I immediately established this long and amazing track - record on my credit history that my mom worked a lifetime to achieve, and I watched my credit score quickly rise!

For scientists who have worked a lifetime on this topic, these polling data drive us nuts.

It's not a significant expense, at only around fifteen dollars a month, and it can save everything you've worked a lifetime for.

The total savings from preventing students from dropping out, over an expected working lifetime of 50 years, would be between $ 465 million and $ 956 million.

«For people who don't visit the doctor very often and can stomach paying the rare visit out of pocket, the ability to compound investment growth over a long working lifetime can be incredibly powerful,» said Hubble, founding principal of Radix Financial.

Republican leaders» scheme to gamble the Social Security that seniors worked a lifetime to earn on Wall Street is way too dangerous.

«If you take a 35 - year amortization and you're making minimum payments and your salary isn't going up fast, you're going to haul that anchor for your whole working lifetime,» says Malcolm Hamilton, actuary and partner with Mercer Human Resource Consulting.

For it is, your university education paves the way for you to earn money for your entire working lifetime.

The key benefit with fixed annuities is the safety of principal that they allow their owners — along with the satisfaction knowing that they will not be losing the money that they have oftentimes worked a lifetime to save.

In the good old days, someone who worked a lifetime in a single job offering a defined benefit pension may have «retired» full stop at or around age 65, and received one giant monthly stream of income from their former employer for life, plus the usual government benefits.

We were never going to work a lifetime for (the man).

The thing about trust is that while you can work a lifetime to earn it, it can be completely lost in an instant.

If someone else took the job and succeeded, it might never open again in his working lifetime.

Looking at the government negotiating team, Unite found an average public sector worker would need to work for three working lifetimes to earn Francis Maude's pension and two for Danny Alexander's pension.

Nowadays, a university degree is just a basic qualification that has to be renewed and updated over a working lifetime.

Webber calculated these earnings over the course of a working lifetime, from 18 to 64 years; that's 46 years or 552 months.

You've worked a lifetime to build more muscle.

For dropouts, the economic picture is even bleaker: According to Northeastern University's Center for Labor Market Studies, over a working lifetime from ages 18 to 64, high school dropouts are estimated to earn about $ 400,000 less than those with diplomas.

If we consider a working life time to be approximately 40 years, an average Canadian would spend $ 124,000 on insurance over a working lifetime (with an average salary of approx.

Requires the Secretary of HHS to conduct a comprehensive study and analysis of the implications of the changes in retirement age for those individuals affected by the provision for increasing full retirement age who, because they are engaging in physically demanding employment or because they are unable to extend their working careers for health reasons, may not find their work lifetimes are increased as a result of general improvements in longevity.

This amount represents the fixed contribution and generally does not change over your working lifetime.

A chronological history of the amount of money you earned each year during your working lifetime.

It is a good time to look closely at your investments to determine what you need to do to protect the assets you worked a lifetime to accumulate.

The other benefit of continuing your retirement savings while paying off your debt is that you maintain the discipline of making regular contributions over your working lifetime.

That means they attract people who want things that are going to work, not things that are going to have a lot of drama during their working lifetime.

A long - term care policy will help cover those costs without depleting the assets you worked a lifetime to accrue, and can provide peace of mind that your choice of facilities won't be limited by your finances.

What would that $ 75,000 grow to over your working lifetime (starting at 18 years old and retiring at 65 = 47 working years) if you instead invested it in a mutual fund earning a realistic 7 % return on investment.

Even a low fee outfit like Vanguard would suck about $ 100,000 from the high income worker's savings over a working lifetime.

And the high income worker gets zapped for well over $ 400,000 over his or her working lifetime.

What happens if you could keep that $ 1,300 each year over a working lifetime earning just a minimal 7 % return on your money?

Statistically, you're more likely to become disabled during your working lifetime than you are to die prematurely.

By: Roshawn Watson If you earn the median income in the U.S., you will earn in excess of $ 2 million during your working lifetime.

This protection can keep your legacy from falling apart after you worked a lifetime to build it.

The only way this will ever happen is if you invest over your working lifetime.

Yeah after a working lifetime of 1 - 2 week vacations and staying a few days at one spot before moving on we thought one week was a vast amount of time.

A person earning $ 50,000 per year will realize more than $ 2MM of income over their working lifetime.

And then, Lisa realized how badly cancer had put them in debt — the kind of debt she could work a lifetime to repay and never succeed.

Losing your job is an overwhelming and intimidating experience that most employees go through at least once in their working lifetime.

You are 4x more likely to become disabled during your working lifetime than to die during your working lifetime.

Throughout your working lifetime, you are three times more likely to become disabled than you are to die before age 65.

Your PDQ will predict the likelihood of you needing to use disability insurance during your working lifetime.

During your working lifetime the whole life policy can work as mortgage protection coverage, but during retirement your policy shifts to providing estate planning funding.

Over a working lifetime, the Government claimed, a degree could be worth an extra # 400,000 when compared with the average British wage.