"considering equity" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
It can be used to suggest that a particular decision or action is being taken with consideration of fairness and impartiality. For example, "We are considering equity when setting the new company policy."
So a new leaflet was launched this week to explain how the mortgage code protects homeowners considering equity release.
The guide's co-author Philip Spiers said: "Anyone considering equity release should do so cautiously - and only after exhausting other options.
If you are considering equity release, you can use our online debt counselling service which will provide you with the most appropriate solution to your debt problem based on your current income and expenditure.
I think that in — if the equity was — was overpriced and you had an opportunity to reduce the financial risk of the company, I think it would make some sense to considering equity at that point.
As for India's stock markets, Muchgrai says, "SEBI has finally woken up to its proper role as a regulator, and that is good news for anybody who is considering equity investments in India".
In the meantime, I highly recommend considering equity crowdfunding, as it has offered an additional avenue for funding without having to contend with investors who want to take over and run my business.
If you want potential for growth in income and capital, consider equity income funds.
You can only consider equity release if you are over the age of 55 and are a homeowner.
For decades, most pension managers considered equity investments the most efficient way to prepare for workers' retirements, because equities have historically returned more than bonds.
Those who are brave enough to consider equity investment at the moment - and better now than 12 months ago - may want to consider an investment in the US.
Pat Callahan, one of the Wells Fargo executives to receive the grants, said the bank's board always considers equity grants in February.
