Sentence examples for financial course from inspiring English sources

She credits her father-in-law, the Seventh Earl of Carnarvon, with setting Highclere on a stronger financial course.

Mr. Osborne put a brave face on the announcement from Moody's, insisting it was a further signal Britain must stay on its current financial course.

He now has a once-in-a-generation opportunity to put the country back on the right financial course by letting the Bush tax cuts expire.

But she seems at peace to someday move out of Highclere and is only grateful that "Downton Abbey" may have helped set the house on a stable financial course long after she is gone.

She said she was attracted to Alternative for Germany because of the prominence of its founders, and because the current center-right government had put the country on a dangerous financial course.

A detailed survey of students from a Midwestern state found that those who had not taken a financial course were more likely to pay their credit card in full every month (avoiding fees and charges) than those who had actually studied the subject.Perhaps the answer is to teach people when the issues are more relevant.

The site also added premium services for a fee, which allows you to send questions to a certified financial planner or take one of LearnVest's financial courses.

— JOYCE LAU I.M.F. to offer online courses on finances through edX The International Monetary Fund said last week that it would offer free financial courses in collaboration with edX, the online learning platform started by Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

They also offer a rewards system that can lower your APR over time, but you can gain rewards for paying on time as well as taking financial courses and signing up for their credit score program.

Community centers and adult education centers may also offer financial courses.

Smoking's toll goes well beyond the financial, of course.