Sentences with phrase «younger households tend»

Younger households tend to be more highly leveraged than older households, and student debtor households tend to be more leveraged than households that do not owe student debt.5 Among the young and college - educated, student debtor households are nearly twice as leveraged as their counterparts lacking student debt — 67 % vs. 34 %.

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Go Getters - Tend to be a little older and more established than younger households.

But among households headed by a young adult without a bachelor's degree, student debtors tend to have more total assets ($ 27,500) than those without student debt ($ 18,600).

Due to the fact that this is such a large dog that likes to lean it generally does not do as well in households with younger children since they tend to get knocked down easily.

Young cats in multi-cat households had lower GCM, and overall cats that tolerate (as opposed to dislike) petting by the owners tended to have higher GCM levels.

Households looking for a dog that is good with children should know that this breed may do well with older children who understand the needs of this dog, but they tend not to do well with younger children

When young they tend to be clumsy and may break delicate household items and chew your possessions.

The report also found that those who own a smart speaker tend be younger, wealthier, and more likely to live in «family» households with children — all factors that could contribute in their own way to driving more voice shopping purchases.

Older households tend to be more likely to own their homes than younger households, and thus today's homeownership rate is being propped up, in part, by an aging America.6