Sentences with phrase «years getting his financial house in order»
He has spent the last two years getting his financial house in order by paying off $ 50,000 in debt (mostly student debt and a car loan).
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An uptick in commodity prices, combined with two years of supply cost cuts, created some room to get financial houses in order and invest in production growth in 2017.
New York has made great strides over the past few years to get its financial house in order, but there is still work to be done.»
SARATOGA SPRINGS — The SUNY Board of Trustees approved a $ 25 million loan to SUNY Polytechnic Institute in Albany to help the high - tech university get its financial house in order following the departure of founder Alain Kaloyeros last year amid charges of criminal corruption and bid - rigging.
If the home buyer has black marks on a credit report or not a large enough down payment then it could take upwards of six months to a year just to get their financial house in order to qualify financially for a mortgage.
In truth, it may take quite a bit of time for the global financial system to get its house back in order... yearIn truth, it may take quite a bit of time for the global financial system to get its house back in order... yearin order... years.
Here's the good news: You can put the long winter months to good use by getting your financial house in order for the rest of the year.
For the past seven years, injured workers have borne the brunt of austerity measures implemented by the WSIB in a bid to get its financial house in order.
But you can alleviate stress by getting your financial house in order long before your child's senior year.
The end of a year and the beginning of a new one signals a special time for entrepreneurs to get their financial house in order.
In one deal, he helped a household erase a 16 - year belief that they couldn't afford to own — and helped them get their financial house in ordeIn one deal, he helped a household erase a 16 - year belief that they couldn't afford to own — and helped them get their financial house in ordein order.