Sentence examples for financial ditch from inspiring English sources

As a result, this new category — known as managed-payout, income-replacement or retirement-income funds — was not only slow to catch on but it also promptly landed a particularly vulnerable group of investors in a financial ditch.

"More with less" and "better, faster, cheaper" morphed from mantras to mandates for companies digging themselves out of the financial ditch created by the crisis.

The two-thirds vote requirement is the last bastion of defense against the fiscally irresponsible politicians in Sacramento who have led California into the financial ditch we are in.

The two-thirds vote requirement is the last bastion of defense against the fiscally irresponsible politicians in Sacramento that have led California into the financial ditch we are in.

Tell your representatives in Springfield, along with Gov. Pat Quinn and the four leaders of the Illinois General Assembly, that you demand a strong pension reform bill that will pull Illinois out of its financial ditch and provide retirement security for public employees and retirees.

American International Group became the latest big financial outfit to ditch its chief executive.

Those types of stocks were the ones hit hardest during the market plunge last year as investors worried about financial Armageddon and ditched their weaker holdings.

If investors were spooked, say by a crisis in American financial markets, they might ditch dollars fast.

Should you ditch your financial advisor and hire a robot?

Now Ketterer likes banking and insurance concern ING Group, applauding the Dutch company's financial health, its willingness to ditch lagging business units and its push into new locales.

Flying from SF to LA every week sucks, and so Sriram Krishnan is leaving a big financial opportunity at Snap to ditch the commute.