The phrase "asset threshold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investment, or asset management, typically referring to a specific level or limit of assets that must be reached or maintained.
Example: "The company must ensure that its total assets do not fall below the asset threshold set by the regulatory authority."
Alternatives: "asset limit" or "asset minimum".
Alongside the cap, Hunt announced a large rise – from £23,250 to £123,000 – in the asset threshold beneath which people will receive means-tested government support for care bills.
Under Dilnot's plan, the "asset threshold" over which people would have to contribute to the cost of their care in old age would rise from £23,350 at present to £100,000.
He said all people affected by the scaling back of the maximum asset threshold would be guaranteed eligibility for the commonwealth health seniors card or healthcare card, which provides concessional access to pharmaceuticals.
A £35,000 cap and a big rise in the means-tested asset threshold to £100,000 paid for by extra taxes on the elderly were recommended last year by the review chaired by economist Andrew Dilnot.
* The asset threshold above which people in residential homes are liable for the full cost of their care should be increased from the current £23,250 to £100,000.
His commission recommended that the "asset threshold" over which people would have to contribute to the cost of their care in old age should rise dramatically, from £23,350 to £100,000.
Our analysis then turns to different ways of measuring resilience and finds that measurements of combined income and asset thresholds provide the most convincing outcomes.
The proposal pertains to several kinds of offerings, including those made under what is known as "Rule 506" of Regulation D. That rule allows companies to raise an unlimited dollar amounts from accredited investors who meet certain income or asset thresholds.
Assets threshold for cut-off of state support raised from £23,250 to £100,000.
A simpler, fairer and more immediate solution would be to raise the assets threshold to £200,000 or £250,000 and use extra funding to fill the gaps in the current system.
