Sentence examples for financial care from inspiring English sources

Indeed, he may never have had another financial care: The Brooklyn Standard Union on July 7 reported that he had died in the hospital.

In other words, children who are better off provide financial care for the elderly, others provide care for parents' daily lives, and in this way, the welfare of the whole family is maximized (Becker 1974).

A veteran who is seeking medical services is a consumer of health care; a veteran filing for benefits is a consumer of financial care, be it disability benefits, a home loan or college tuition.

There is a seven step financial care scale providing financial support for families who assist or care for a relative with dementia at home.

This arose largely due to gender differences in care-giving roles with women mainly providing nursing care and assistance with instrumental care while men mainly provided financial care.

A mixed method study on the EoL care needs of HIV/AIDS patients in Rwanda found that the second most commonly perceived need after medical, psychosocial and financial care (77%) was home-based care (47%) [ 57].

In these examples, there is a sense of individual rights at play (e.g., in regard to the women who had as many children as they saw fit until the financial care-takers of these children intervened), but these are clearly eclipsed by the weighting assigned to a more communal sense of rights.

But many lenders are making up for margin compression with volume growth, while some specialty financials care far more about the health of the economy than interest rates.

He continued his mathematical research with Rao's financial aid taking care of his daily needs.

The question to ask yourself is whether you understand the financial and care risks associated with long-term care.

Small-cap stocks in the financial, health care and energy sectors escaped the swoon in September.