Sentence examples for financial consultations from inspiring English sources

GuiaBolso's first product, launched with their seed round funding in May of 2013, after a year of testing and 4,000 financial consultations in person and via the website, was an online financial consultant that solicited a few data points about the visitor's financial situation and offered customized and specific advice.

But unlike most restaurants, Faustina has not had the luxury — or the patience-testing ordeal — of a slow build played out across months of meticulous planning, financial consultations and menu tinkering.

No. Did my broker, who writes and urges me to come in for a financial consultation, tell me I was in arrears?

The department forbids anyone to charge to help veterans fill out these challenging forms, yet a growing number of companies — many of which, on a Web search for "Aid and Attendance," pop up with waving flags and red-white-and-blue banners — offer to "help" veterans fill out the forms free, then charge thousands of dollars for financial consultation.

"Investing" in a financial consultation with a CPA and/or financial adviser highly experienced in charitable giving is well worth the cost for many individuals, and is something to consider, particularly if you will be making large or consistent donations.

When someone comes in for a tax or financial consultation, I don't charge for this "added benefit".

First of all, one-third of our clients are accountants, while another one-third are lawyers, allowing plenty of free legal and financial consultation.

The Group of Twenty (G20) is one of the most effective emerging forum for global economic and financial consultation and cooperation that brings together the world's biggest and emerging economies, representing around 85% of global GDP and 80% of the world's population.

Adding to the complexity of this literature, Attree et al. (46) found that despite achieving benefits in physical health, CE may result in unintended negative consequences such as exhaustion, financial burden, consultation fatigue, and disappointment for some participants, who were repeatedly exposed to successive waves of CE, which adversely affected their health.

The fourth step is to adapt the stimulus of access to treatment to the situation of African migrants, which could include group consultations, financial and non-financial incentives and follow up calls for high risk patients.

The decision to scrap financial allowances needed consultation between Amref and the VHTs but this did not happen, a fact that angers team membersincluding sub-county leadership, rendering efforts to convince VHTs return to work futile.