How can I tell if a flood insurer is financially sound?
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Neither Lyft nor Uber has emerged as a financially sound business.
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Here's to an amazing (and financially sound) beginning to your NYC life.
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It was a financially sound decision, just not a nutritionally sound one.
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And over the long term, this policy probably isn't financially sound either.
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The Vaca Muerta deal is geo-strategic, financially sound, and reduces poverty.
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But even the most financially sound couples have things they need to work through.
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However, a country needs to be more than financially sound to join the euro.
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Exposure to financial shocks is also moderate, with a developed and financially sound banking sector.
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Some companies are in a more financially sound position to make these calls than others.
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The insurance company is financially sound, so the risk of losing his money is remote.
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This move is aimed at facilitating and encouraging participation by retail investors in financially sound companies.
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Meanwhile, Deutsche Bank's chief executive insisted to staff that Germany's flagship lender was financially sound Friday.
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But it's worth it to ensure that you're in a financially sound place before diving into homeownership.
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"If your health isn't working for you, you are not going to be financially sound," Chatzky says.
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Guarantors must meet requirements outlined in the rules to ensure they are financially sound, including capital requirements.
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Glass still remembers how the show was "struggling to reach an audience and be financially sound" back then.
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But it's worth it to ensure that you're in a financially sound place before diving into home ownership.
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After a tiring day at work, my peers and I often opt for convenience over financially-sound decisions.
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"We believe it's important that our Las Vegas community has a strong, growing, financially sound newspaper," he said.
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Lastly, nearly all of waste-to-product companies today rely on credits to make their projects financially sound.
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It's financially sound advice based on the tax savings, tax protected investing, and, if you're lucky, a company match.
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The new rules are meant to make the sector more financially sound by reducing reliance on internal risk models.
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While initially effective in getting people off welfare, the system proved far less nimble at making them financially sound.
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These projects have become even more financially sound when paired with government incentives for cleaner fuels and lower emissions.
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Both reinsurance and cat bonds are reliable transactions that have helped the NFIP become more financially sound, he added.
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Everyone's home situation is different, and while some people are financially sound, hourly workers may not have the money rolling in.
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FAR-RIGHT IN PARLIAMENT Slovakia is one of the euro zone's most financially sound states, popular with foreign investors, particularly car makers.
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Kushner Companies has stressed that the Fifth Avenue building is a small fraction of its assets and that it is financially sound.
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The acquisition of the dominant bank, KKB, by Halyk Bank (BB/Stable), has been completed, leaving a more financially sound main player.
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Keeping people safe and financially sound is the top priority, and economic recovery can arrive once the virus threat subsides, she added.
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While the motivation for a review remains unclear, such an assessment generally aims to establish whether an investor is trustworthy and financially sound.
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China says its projects will be environmentally and financially sound, and that it does not seek a say in how other countries are governed.
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There is nothing compassionate or financially sound in spending $250 million a year on homeless services that still leave thousands sleeping on the street.
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"It all goes back to how could a financially sound company take away benefits from people who already retired who can't go back," he said.
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Fortnite's move puts Sony in an impossible position: Stick to the unpopular but (ostensibly) more financially sound closed ecosystem, or start to open things up.
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Price's nomination is not about the future of Medicare or Medicaid per se, which will have to be made financially sound on a separate track.
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I lived with roommates for the better part of my 30 years, so this helped make me feel like I was making more financially sound decisions.
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Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) Chairman Wayne Byers told a parliamentary committee in Canberra the bank was "financially sound" despite recent falls in its share price.
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If you want to up your contributions to your 401(k) to take advantage of low stock prices, only do so if you are financially sound.
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The new rules are meant to make the sector more financially sound by reducing reliance on internal risk models, which could result in an increase in capital requirements.
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A hot, if not exactly financially sound, tip for when your "responsible" adult life starts to feel devoid of childlike mirth: Just order something fun off the internet.
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"Australia's major banks are well-capitalised and financially sound, but improvements in the management of non-financial risks are needed," APRA Chair Wayne Byres said in a statement.
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Would you loan money to someone you believed trustworthy and financially sound for a few years if they signed a binding contract, paid you interest, and provided collateral?
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The government also announced that it will for the next six months provide partial credit guarantees to state banks that buy highly rated pooled assets from financially sound NBFCs.
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Slaughter, believe it or not, is the most sustainable, humane, and financially sound option, as boarding is pricey and euthanasia not only takes several hours but costs upwards of 700 euros.
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But a major piece of legislation working its way through the House Ways and Means Committee would keep Social Security financially sound until the end of this century without benefit cuts.
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ADDITIONAL LIQUIDITY The government also announced that it will for the next six months provide partial credit guarantees to state banks that buy highly rated pooled assets from financially sound NBFCs.
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The USDA recently moved its National Institute of Food and Agriculture and Economic Research Service offices, saying the change was financially sound and put its researchers closer geographically to American farmland.
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Under the initiative, premiums will be priced to fully reflect flood risk, a move FEMA says would make the NFIP more financially sound but experts worry could make coverage less accessible.
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She Googled her ex-husband's name and, she said, found photos of him living what appeared to be a financially sound life in Oregon, with a big house and a boat.
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The more they hear the messages of thoughtful responsibility and planning ahead from their parents and see it in action, the more likely they will lead a happier, more financially sound life.
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In the case of insurance companies, Cohen said the Trump Org inflated its assets to make it look more financially sound, thereby reducing the amount the firm had to pay for coverage.
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Warren Buffett explained during Berkshire Hathaway's annual shareholder meeting in 2006 that financially-sound companies can benefit from short sellers because those traders are forced to buy the stock in the future.
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For the Colts, the deal is both football-smart and financially sound, especially if they begin to upgrade the pieces around Luck to help him—and thus their investment in him—succeed.
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"Australia's major banks are well-capitalised and financially sound, but improvements in the management of non-financial risks are needed," Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) Chair Wayne Byres said in a statement.
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Structuring a financially sound merger of the two TV broadcasters may be tough, but the strategic rationale of putting Mr. Moonves in charge of a combined company at least would make sense.
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"It will cause havoc and have a catastrophic impact on the ability of Brazilian airlines to become financially sound," Peter Cerda, IATA vice president for the Americas, said by telephone from Miami.
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The cities - which include Bogota in Colombia, South Africa's Tshwane, and Quezon City in the Philippines - will get help from national and international experts to prepare financially sound business proposals for projects.
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The problem lies with "self-bonding," a program that allows large, financially sound coal companies to pledge their own assets as insurance to guarantee cleanup in lieu of posting a real bond.
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Critics say the FCA could learn a lesson from Britain's other new post-crisis watchdog, the Bank of England's Prudential Regulation Authority, which ensures that banks hold enough capital to stay financially sound.
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Regulatory sources said the review by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) was so unusual because Wells Fargo, the nation's fourth-largest lender, is both financially sound and so big.
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The government in its budget earlier this month proposed to offer credit guarantees on the first 10% losses of highly rated, pooled assets worth 1 trillion rupees ($14.48 billion) of financially sound NBFCs.
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"Our goal: to create the dream airline — one that's financially sound, safe and professional, but also fun to fly and a great place to work," former CEO Darrell Richardson said at the time.
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JOHANNESBURG, April 4 (Reuters) - South African banks are financially sound and well-positioned to withstand the impact of sovereign credit rating downgrades, Standard Bank, the country's second largest lender by value, said on Tuesday.
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The group will perform the following functions: Foster financially sound, responsible, and innovative virtual commodity markets through a system of industry sponsored standards, sound practices, and oversight that promotes price discovery, efficiency, and transparency.
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He supports increasing the tax on coal companies to make the fund more financially sound, or at the very least making sure that it's not cut by 55% at the end of this year.
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In an email to reporters on Monday night, Jen O'Malley Dillon, O'Rourke's campaign manager, acknowledged that the campaign has work to do, but insisted that the candidate is still in a financially sound position.
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The new proposal comes after the government's 1 trillion rupees partial credit guarantee scheme under which state run banks would buy high-rated pooled assets of financially sound shadow lenders failed to take off.
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While there were clear signs that this time was different—with Cambridge Analytica's leadership postponing major decisions and scheduling multiple board meetings—employees believed the company was financially sound enough to continue into the immediate future.
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Powerhouses that include California, New York and Virginia are staying a financially-sound course toward utility-industry transformation, and doing so in a public and deliberate way meant to defy the policies of the Trump administration.
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Trump's recent history notwithstanding, the bank believed that the risks were minimal — the loans were earmarked for projects that appeared financially sound — and its executives were eager to build their brand recognition in the United States.
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While gearing up to propose to his now-wife Emily, the Jane the Virgin star expressed his nerves to Sobiech and girlfriend Amy, fearing that he was too young and not financially sound enough to get married.
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The chief executive of Monte dei Paschi di Siena said on Monday Italy's third-largest bank was financially sound after shares plunged 15 percent hit by concerns about high bad loans and low profitability at Italian lenders.
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Thanks to its built-in membership model, Batshon said, the company has remained financially sound from the get-go—no small feat, as platforms like SoundCloud and Spotify, which have considerably larger audiences, struggle to stay viable.
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Social Security is indeed critical to preventing poverty among older Americans, and AARP, in its Take a Stand campaign, is pressing every presidential candidate to unveil his or her plan to ensure that the program remains financially sound.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS CG's rating incorporates Fitch's view that CG continues to enjoy strong state support as well as the company's financially sound fundamentals, including its well-established market franchise and sound capital commensurate with its business profile.
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One of the first things OSMRE can do, for example, is to quickly issue guidance under its existing authority spelling out that no mining operator in the country is currently financially sound enough to qualify for self-bonding.
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The good news is that the skilled trades can be a financially sound and fulfilling career choice if we can get people past the misconceptions—and that plumber image—that have plagued the construction industry for so long.
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The question has transfixed classical music for months: Who would the Los Angeles Philharmonic tap to fill the very large shoes of Deborah Borda, who helped make it one of the nation's most vibrant and financially sound orchestras?
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She studied thoroughbred publications and obtained advice from Meadow's managers and the noted horseman Arthur B. Hancock, known as Bull, of Claiborne Farm in Kentucky, determined to keep Meadow financially sound and to carry on her father's legacy.
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The right decision moving forward is for the Postal Service to pull back on the products that aren't financially sound and give all of us a break, including small businesses, on the price of their most profitable service.
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At some point we're going to have to admit that it just isn't possible (or financially sound) to test and own every lip color on the market worth its salt — and we'll have to accept that, and grieve accordingly.
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MUMBAI, Feb 26 (Reuters) - India's second-biggest stock exchange, BSE Ltd, said it would waive transaction fees on stocks in its flagship S&P BSE Sensex 30 index in an effort to encourage retail investors to participate in "financially sound companies".
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The fact is there aren't physical places for [women] to go [for healthcare]... And when he says if there was a financially sound budget that everyone could agree to, and it had Planned Parenthood in it, he would veto it!
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's plan to build 22021 of its own nuclear reactors does not signal a pivot away from foreign suppliers, but to succeed their projects must be financially sound and based on proven technology, a top official told Reuters.
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At the first of the annual general meetings of the institution, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, the bank's president, Jin Liqun, said the projects were financially sound and environmentally friendly and had been accepted by the people in the project areas.
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AMMAN, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Jordan's Central Bank said on Monday the subsidiaries of two major Lebanese banks operating in the kingdom were financially sound and were only "marginally impacted" by a deepening economic crisis that has hit the Lebanese banking system.
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Make no mistake: "reform" and "restructure" are code words for cut and privatize — asking beneficiaries to bear the full burden of keeping these programs financially sound for the future when there are modest and manageable alternatives for achieving the same goal.
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ATHENS, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Germany's Deutsche Bank is financially sound and doesn't have any problem other than the U.S. demanding it pay up to $14 billion in fines for miss-selling mortgage-backed securities, ECB Governing Council member Yannis Stournaras said on Tuesday.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The affirmation is driven by SCBAM's strong asset-management franchise and diversified assets under management, a multi-layer control framework and its committed and financially sound shareholder, Siam Commercial Bank Public Company Limited (SCB; AA(tha)/Stable/F1+(tha)).
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"It should be possible (but) it comes with important conditions that they have to be financially sound so if we know that the outcome of the resolution will be liquidation then of course we shouldn't provide central bank liquidity," he told an event.
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Mr. Patterson, a Republican in the minority, is hopeful he can convince his colleagues that giving people a tax credit is financially sound because it would enable caregivers to keep their loved ones at home rather than relying on more expensive government services.
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Financially sound communities have a healthy cash reserve to pay for such projects (the exact number varies, depending on a community's size and the scale of its amenities), but according to Mr. Plumley, some communities have no or limited money in reserve.
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The aim of a such an assessment is to establish whether an investor is trustworthy and financially sound, where the money used for the investment came from, and whether the investor engages in any criminal dealings such as money laundering or terrorist financing.
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But others have also noted that PPP, mainly private-sector financing, requires a lot of work to vet the projects and that this requires a strong and financially sound pipeline of infrastructure projects that would justify the time and effort to do so.
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Whether you are retired or near retirement, a freelancer with complicated taxes, or a college student sent home from school, here are answers from CNBC's Sharon Epperson to some of the critical questions to stay financially sound at a time of unprecedented challenges.
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But the writing's on the wall: the majority of physicians are not aligned with the AMA, and are dissatisfied with its inability and refusal to accurately reflect their values and to effectively lobby on behalf of ethically and financially sound treatment of doctors and patients.
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So it makes sense that, in 2020, Google Fiber doesn't quite need a TV service that it pays a fortune for, especially as it's still working to make its internet service an attractive option for consumers and a financially sound one for its parent company.
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MTRC is financially sound with a low leverage ratio, but its credit profile is distorted by high capex and a debt-funded special dividend of HKD0003bn paid in two equal tranches in 2016 and 2017 to fund the government's construction of the Express Rail Link.
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"Under the plan we filed today, we will meet our commitment to fairly compensate wildfire victims and we will emerge from Chapter 11 financially sound and able to continue meeting Californias clean energy goals," PG&E Chief Executive and President Bill Johnson said in a statement.
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Getting bipartisan agreement on a plan to make Social Security solvent will be difficult, but a compromise can be reached that has "wins" for both parties — reducing the pressure for future tax increases (Republican win), strengthening poverty protections for seniors (Democratic win), removing uncertainty by making Social Security financially sound for future generations (Americans win).
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This, in combination with a mathematical impossibility to protect high-target information when we as consumers have no way of controlling who has access to our data and corporations understanding that protecting customers' PII is not a financially sound investment explains why we will continue to see more incidents and increasingly sensitive data exposed.
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"Everybody needs to start with a candid and open discussion about the money," said Dave O'Brien, a financial adviser with Evolution Advisers near Richmond, Va. Sometimes, a grandparent who is financially sound may feel inclined to pay for groceries or dinners out — even though his or her adult children are capable of paying their own way.
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Many doctors are enraged that the AMA, which claims to represent American physicians, would support a nominee who is intent on dismantling the Affordable Care Act (ACA), Medicaid, and Medicare without any offering any viable alternatives for ensuring high-quality, financially sound healthcare access for all Americans; who has worked to systematically undermine women's health reproductive rights at every turn; and who belongs to a fringe medical organization, the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, that promotes frank medical quackery and conspiracy theory.
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