Examples of using Savers in English and their translations into Chinese
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Because financiers and savers have limited confidence in the future, such regimes can't readily build and maintain strong foundations for financial development.
In other words, savers cause their own erosion of the purchasing power.
At least two recent examples illustrate the potentially devastating effects of collective mechanisms for protecting savers despite a joint banking regulator.
But whatever financial assets savers hold, in the final analysis their return always depends on the growth rate of the economy.
Local savers tended to hold their savings at home because of risks to bank deposits, and SMEs had to rely primarily on owners' capital.
On the one side are savers automatically, pointlessly, stupidly continuing to save;
EARLY in the crisis, a wise ex-colleague wrote to say that"Savers will pay for the mess.
There have been times in Europe when savers invested in money market funds that delivered high returns, such as at the start of the 1990s.
This seems counterintuitive because savers can always take money out of that account and keep it in the form of cash.
Along with a steady dose of inflation, the above tools facilitates the transfer of well from savers to reduce governments' debt burdens.
Before officially joining the Climate Savers program, potential participants engage in an intensive process of collaboration with experts to define, quantify and articulate relevant targets.
The implicit pact between banks and savers was broken in late 2015 when four troubled local banks were bailed in and the shareholders took the hit.
For these savers, there are two schools of thought on how best to employ a dividend-stock strategy: total return or pure income.
Finance enables,"entrepreneurs or businesses with ideas and investment projects to attract capital from savers," he adds.
We estimate that every seven days that the fiduciary rule's applicability is delayed would cost retirement savers $431 million over the next 30 years.
It was also said to be a country of prudent savers, who buttressed the profligate public sector and its expanding debt.
Savers consume very little energy in their activities and, therefore, the difference between sitting/lying or standing is practically nil for them.
Despite this, just over one quarter of savers report being on track to meet their college funding goals.
Membership is typically based on a common bond that helps to establish trust between net savers and borrowers.
Every seven days that the fiduciary rule's applicability is delayed costs retirement savers an estimated $431 million over the next 30 years.