The phrase "affordability out" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a situation where affordability is no longer a factor or consideration, but the phrasing is unclear.
Example: "With the new pricing model, affordability is out, and we need to find alternative solutions."
Alternatives: "affordability is gone" or "affordability is no longer an option".
They made deep cuts in education from Head Start to elementary education to college affordability, zeroed out job programs, and slashed budgets for every consumer or worker protection agency.
Of the macro-level factors associated with the intergenerational transmission of homeownership, affordability stood out as the most important: It was the only determinant that remained statistically significant after all other indicators were accounted for.
Passengers are enthusiastically embracing the convenience and affordability of setting out from Seattle instead of Vancouver, British Columbia, where most Alaska cruises had embarked until a few years ago.
The Medicaid expansions in both states, the researchers found, "significantly increased access to primary care, improved affordability of medications, reduced out-of-pocket spending, reduced likelihood of emergency department visits, and increased outpatient visits.
Housing affordability, Goldsmith points out, is one of the biggest issues for Londoners, affecting a huge proportion of people in the city.
Most mortgage rules are homegrown, with the Financial Conduct Authority forcing lenders to carry out affordability tests, and the Bank of England framing rules on things such as high-percentage lending.
It said inappropriate lending was still occurring, people were still building up multiple loans, and affordability checks carried out by lenders were still not always effective.
But a number of experts who deal with complaints about the payday loan sector have told the Guardian that the affordability tests carried out by many of these other lenders are as bad or worse than Wonga's.
The problem with payday lenders is that for so long they have been motivated to lend money without carrying out affordability assessments because this is what draws a profit.
"From my experience as a lawyer helping consumers there is no doubt in my mind that other payday lenders have failed to comply with the affordability criteria laid out in the Consumer Credit Act in the way that Wonga did".
