Women invest less money and more conservatively than men do.
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He pledged to play more conservatively, and stuck to it.
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Yet companies have already shown signs of pricing more conservatively.
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"Generally, you want to invest more conservatively as you age," Cole says.
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"Maybe that's why we hear that women invest more conservatively," Bajtelsmit says.
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SHAPIRO: I mean, he has governed more conservatively than I certainly could have imagined.
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The duchess may be dressing more conservatively, but that's to be expected, she said.
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Target-date funds are pre-mixed portfolios that automatically invest more conservatively over time.
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"They have to play it much more conservatively and much more focused," says Schiffer.
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These days, Jackson is married to Qatari businessman Wissam Al Mana and dresses much more conservatively.
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Ms. Abubakar recalls women starting to dress more conservatively, with gowns that stretched to the ground.
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"They may be independently investing more conservatively than is appropriate for their life expectancy," Schwartzberg said.
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In 2009, we needed to bet more conservatively than we might have in 2013 or 2014.
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They found that big Tea Party protests in a legislator's district made them vote significantly more conservatively.
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But at this point, there's the danger that it actually ends up making them play more conservatively.
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By 2015, people were behaving more conservatively: a third managed to make that big a down payment.
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It is not a woman's responsibility to control the sexual urges of men by dressing more conservatively.
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Age: 903 Occupation: Co-founder and chief executive You're one of the more conservatively dressed people here.
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Well, in his first term in Congress, he voted somewhat more conservatively than the typical House Democrat.
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That may be in part because of the discounts, but perhaps also because people are spending more conservatively.
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Or stick to meat and fish to keep Ali alive, and play more conservatively with your magical powers?
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The respondents may have brought that mindset to the survey and answered more conservatively than they otherwise would.
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His firm, which tends to invest more conservatively for its clients, has all fixed income in active management options.
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The South is very rural, and like rural populations outside of the region, it tends to vote more conservatively.
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I didn't know how strict it would be so I dyed my hair dark brown and dressed more conservatively.
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But Solo, for all her bluster, does raise a salient point: The U.S. did play more conservatively during Sundhage's tenure.
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Like target-date funds, which are default options in many retirement plans, Fidelity's RMD funds invest more conservatively over time.
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You're in an adventurous mood, but today it's wiser to behave more conservatively, especially if you're working on relationship issues.
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But then, in terms of actual outcomes, what we see is that they also start voting more conservatively on economic cases.
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A monthly touch-base with a senior member of your department may also require you to lean toward writing more conservatively.
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Related: Iran Is Not Happy About Proposed US Sanctions Over Its Ballistic Missile Program The US is acting much more conservatively.
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But the recommendation engines of the Internet are teaching us to listen more conservatively, through obvious connections based on our casual choices.
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If you are prone to getting upset when the stock market declines a lot, then I'd rather see you invest more conservatively.
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Last year, hundreds of Turkish women marched in Istanbul to protest against violence and threats from men demanding they dress more conservatively.
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Better capitalized and more conservatively run finance firms are likely to swallow up an increasing number of smaller rivals, the experts said.
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"We are planning the year more conservatively," Kohl's Gass said, adding that it was "actively addressing" the causes for weak first-quarter sales.
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Cars are an integral and dangerous part of our society, and it doesn't hurt to approach this enormous change a bit more conservatively.
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Occupation President of the Women's Committee of the Central Park Conservancy Age 54 You're one of the more conservatively dressed people here today.
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The Knicks have improved by going from a defense that primarily switched on pick-and-rolls to one that played them more conservatively.
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Siegel argues that since companies now report profits more conservatively than they used to, recent earnings numbers are depressed, and valuation levels unnaturally elevated.
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In one study, when people were given free cash and asked to spend it, they did so more conservatively than when asked to spend credit.
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Target-date funds are set-it-and-forget-it options that automatically invest more conservatively over time to protect your retirement savings from market volatility.
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The Bolt reacted more conservatively than a human driver, for example slowing to a near stop after sensing a bike approaching in the opposite lane.
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It's a little different from what a lot of teams are doing now, you know, dropping their big, playing more conservatively, not giving up threes.
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America Movil's rivals, who competed to offer the best packages after reform, appear to be acting more conservatively in the new regulatory environment, Garcia said.
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"I think it's time to peel a little a away a bit, not necessarily leave the market but start to move more conservatively," Paulsen said.
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A man of Gaethje's ability who fought more conservatively might not get the knockouts, but he would be cruising past the competition with little difficulty.
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By using him more conservatively this season, the Cubs may have given him a better chance to make another fond memory on Vin Scully Avenue.
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"It might cause people at higher tax rates to invest more conservatively," said certified financial planner Jamie Hopkins, director of retirement research at Carson Group.
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She played much more conservatively in her early years, "but then my body started to change," said Muguruza, who is now just under 6 feet.
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Instead, the American Statistical Association just released guidance on p-value principles in an effort to use the method more conservatively and more accurately: 1.
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Historically, portfolios with more stocks than fixed income have outperformed those invested more conservatively, but not all retirees have the stomach for stocks later in life.
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All those concerns gathered together have likely caused Nio to price more conservatively, but we'll have to wait for the list price to know for sure.
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If a female scientist estimates her chance of success more conservatively than a man, for whatever reason, she will be more likely to play it safe.
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Biologics are typically more expensive than traditional drugs but Amgen and its rivals may end up pricing their migraine treatments more conservatively to avoid regulatory scrutiny.
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Outside of Thompson and James, Kevin Love is solid in that scheme, too, though the Cavs will probably play more conservatively with him in that role.
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Chinese military experts are assessing the launch more conservatively than their American counterparts, saying they were not convinced the missile was actually an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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For example, if they are near retirement and cannot weather a 20 or 30 percent drop in their assets, she said, they should invest more conservatively.
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And I also liked the one about the poker champion who increases his chances of winning by playing far more conservatively than the typical recreational player.
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There are parts of the country that are more conservatively religious and less secular than the capital, most notably Aceh Province at the northwestern tip of Sumatra.
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"Where it impacts [them] is when they start booking their fall business for next year … that inventory will force them probably to think more conservatively next year."
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The prospect of income for life meant that clients could invest more heavily in equities within their annuity and more conservatively elsewhere within their portfolio, according to Rorar.
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Although we did grow this year, we hit some unexpected rough patches that impacted our revenue, which taught us an important lesson in budgeting more conservatively moving forward.
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Scales hopes that even if consumers are spending more conservatively this holiday season, Mutt's Sauce is something people will still be willing to pay for as a treat.
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If you want to avoid criticism, you need to be a twin-set-sweater-and-pearls type of girl," she said, adding that she dresses "much more conservatively now.
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Biden needs to brand himself as something other than the Democratic version of Trump by invoking his name less often, tweeting more conservatively, and making overtures to Trump voters.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Extra money pouring into Canada's national pension plan following an agreement to raise premiums should be invested more conservatively than existing funds, Canada's chief actuary said on Monday.
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Raymond James analyst Rose ultimately sees value in several banks heavily exposed to energy as he said loans to the industry are more conservatively underwritten than other types of loans.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Hundreds of Turkish women marched in the country's biggest city Istanbul on Saturday to protest against the violence and animosity they face from men demanding they dress more conservatively.
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Structured credit vehicles that invest in leveraged credit products are also more conservatively structured and their long-term liabilities are funded by a more robust and diverse set of global investors.
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It's easy enough to see how an unexpectedly close reelection fight driven by unexpectedly low Democratic turnout could push an incumbent Democrat to reposition himself somewhat more conservatively in the future.
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If the homeowner still refinances for the lower interest rate, but wants to act more conservatively, "they can pay off the mortgage and then invest and still come out OK," Fry says.
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Saturn is the planet of rules and regulations, reality and boundaries, and it is currently hanging out in your sign, inspiring you to behave much more conservatively and maturely than your typical self.
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More than 10 percent of the assets held in BrightScope's top 30 401(k) plans are invested in target-date funds, which are pre-mixed portfolios that automatically invest more conservatively over time.
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If Cormier can take Johnson's heavy leather—and at the time of the last fight at least, he could—Johnson has to find ways to connect his headache-makers more frequently and more conservatively.
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Overwhelmingly, the commitments made in the CDC's challenge represented commercial interests taking responsibility for their own actions: using antibiotics more conservatively, making them more carefully, relying more on vaccines to make them less necessary.
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If the government can convince them that it has stopped printing and spending money so recklessly, shops, businesses and workers will be quick to act on that conviction, raising their prices and wages more conservatively.
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"Based on the soft start to the year, the adjustments we are making to be more competitive and higher cost due to tariff, we are planning the year more conservatively," Chief Executive Michelle Gass said.
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" In his email, Chen noted that while NerdWallet did grow this year, the company hit "some unexpected rough patches that impacted our revenue, which taught us an important lesson in budgeting more conservatively moving forward.
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But as the child gets closer to enrolling in college, you want to invest more conservatively to cushion any drop in the market and ensure the cash is available when the first tuition bill arrives.
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For those who are older and investing more conservatively, a traditional IRA — where you get the tax break the year you put the money in but pay taxes later on distributions — is probably the right alternative.
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I liked the idea so much that I wanted to adapt it by saying "I'm tired of being called Awrah" [a term often used in Arab countries to shame women into dressing and acting more conservatively].
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"Representatives respond to large protests in their district by voting more conservatively in Congress," the authors write, citing a roughly 12-point drop in one metric of conservative voting for representatives whose districts saw smaller protests.
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This is still a tough race in November — Minnesota has been trending more conservatively in recent years — but the primary worked out very well for Democrats, and they are now more likely than not to win.
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In the closely divided cases in the 1991 term, for example, the single Democratic appointee on the court, Byron White, voted more conservatively than all but two of the Republican appointees, Antonin Scalia and William Rehnquist.
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"With the onset of the summer holiday season, new sellers typically price more conservatively, and the average drop in the month of July is 0.4 percent over the last six years," he explained to the Guardian.
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She joined the Blue Dog caucus in the House, got reelected in the rough 2014 midterms, and has generally voted somewhat more conservatively than might be expected from her blue-leaning district in Phoenix and its suburbs.
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The BoE's Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) did not set out any new rules on Tuesday, but its move was the first time it has ordered firms to apply consumer credit rules more conservatively and think harder about lending assumptions.
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The EU's ability to rein in member states which pass laws that undermine core democratic principles is a key challenge facing the bloc, amid a growing divergence between its wealthy, liberal western states and newer, more conservatively-minded eastern members.
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For example, if someone's fashion-related Facebook habits (such as liking pages of brands) showed preference for American brands, that means they were low on openness, thus leaning more conservatively and being more likely to fall prey to pro-Trump rhetoric.
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As Bechtel told us on a call late last week, he was going to go into business with Fifth Wall's founders initially, but they wanted to raise a lot of money, and Bechtel was thinking more conservatively — for a reason.
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If the homeowner doesn't agree with long-term investment-return estimates and would rather act more conservatively, they can pay off the mortgage and then invest and still come out OK.Third-best action: Don't refinance and pay the mortgage more aggressively.
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"I can assure you all that we have managed things more conservatively here than many private-sector banks did," Paulo Rogerio Caffarelli, who took over as chief executive officer of Banco do Brasil last month, told reporters at an event on Thursday.
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But, as it became clear that pros looking to earn serious cash would operate far more conservatively than usual, Epic began encouraging a diverse play style by awarding points for kills and separate point values for finishes in the top 10 and victories.
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Theory suggests that as pension funds mature (ie, more of their members are retired), they should allocate their portfolios more conservatively, because the promised benefits need to be met sooner and funds cannot risk a sudden decline in the value of their assets.
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I expected that startups would achieve more conservative proximate valuations in the post-WeWork world, as their leaders would aim to raise a bit less, and a bit more conservatively, and investors would be less starry-eyed in the prices they were willing to pay for startup equity.
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Packer has also appointed a close ally and former government officials to senior roles, indicating his determination to keep Crown public but managed more conservatively than it was when he was at the helm and led an ill-fated expansion into Asia and the United States, three people with knowledge of his thinking said.
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From that group of 216 — which fit the broad definition of occupying the habitable zone around their particular star, which meant looking at other factors including size and composition of planets — came a short list of 20 candidates which are located in a more "conservatively" defined habitable zone, and that are small and rocky.
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"Boeing played it a lot more conservatively than Airbus," said Richard Aboulafia, vice president of analysis at Teal Group Corporation, a consulting firm in Fairfax, Va. Scrapping the Iran deal may end up boosting Boeing, analysts said, as tensions in the Middle East inflate demand for the fighter jets, attack helicopters, bombs and missiles that Boeing produces.
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Apart from the fact that European startups do tend to raise and spend more conservatively, Xabi Uribe-Etxebarria, the startup's founder and CEO, says that it chose to extend this Series A now while it's still working on closing its Series B for later this year, which will be in the region of $20 million, which will include new investors and likely more detail on how it plans to evolve the business.
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