Sentence examples for financial pool from inspiring English sources

Today's graduates are diving into the real-world financial pool without even the basic strokes of personal finance.

One of the underlying tenants of a health insurance program is that a wide variety of citizens – healthy and unhealthy, rich and poor, and so on – must enroll in order to balance out the input and drain on the financial pool that sustains the system.

Grondona has a foot in two very different financial pools.

"Our intent will be to interlink with all key financial pools".

Healthcare financing reforms include the recentralization of financial pooling arrangements and the reintroduction of provider payments mechanisms using diagnosis-related groups (DRGs) [ 4].

Extensive financial pooling through a single-pipe mechanism allows vertical redistribution between income groups so that higher income households subsidise the cost of medical care for lower income families (vertical equity) and horizontal equity means that those with the same ability to pay contribute the same amount for medical care.

The participation to Sector Wide Approach (SWAp) programmes through budget support and other financial pooling mechanisms were laboriously initiated only in 2003 in Ethiopia and Uganda [ 23] and later extended to Mozambique, the Palestinian Territories, Niger, and Burkina Faso [ 25], and still face the challenging intricate aid budgeting and allocation procedures of Italian bureaucracy [ 2].

Forty-four percent of the families in his financial aid pool earn more than $51,000 a year, Mr. McGarry said.

Mr. Belvin remembers how he explained the challenge of trying to balance the interests of needy families with a restricted financial aid pool.

Every Sunday from the fall through spring, neighborhood associations known as Social Aid and Pleasure Clubs, formed long ago as insurance and financial assistance pools, take turns putting on parades.

Banks and other financial institutions pooled those asset-backed securities into new units, dividing them up again and issuing securities against them, creating collateralized debt obligations.