Sentence examples for joint wealth from inspiring English sources
If a rich husband leaves his long-suffering wife for a young bimbo, should the wife be awarded a bigger share of their joint wealth on divorce?
The Sunday Times estimated the joint wealth of Odey and his current wife, Nichola Pease, at around £1.1bn as of April 2015 and since then he is believed to have made more than £200m from the fall in share prices on the volatile Chinese stock market.
The London Times estimates their joint wealth at £650 million, or around $1.15 billion at current exchange rates.
It means their joint wealth has passed the level last seen in 2008, before the financial crash, to set a new record.
The estate tax overhaul President Obama signed in December liberates many other well-off couples to follow the Keshens' lead and dispense with costly, cumbersome trusts assuming they are in stable first marriages and trust each other to manage their joint wealth.
Why wait?" "Historically, wedding guests served to reinforce the idea of monogamy between a couple and symbolize the joint wealth between two families," Barry X . Kuhle a professor of evolutionary psychology at the University of Scranton, tells Yahoo Lifestyle.
Significant ORs for interaction terms are seen for smoking by wealth (joint test: 19.128, p<0.0001) and for chewing by wealth (joint test: 31.96, p<0.0001), education (joint test: 17.42, p<0.0001) and living environment (joint test: 157.008, p<0.0001).
valuation advice than Citigroup and Morgan Stanley's battle to put a price on their wealth management joint venture.
The change will permit same-sex couples to adopt children, apply for joint bank loans, inherit wealth and share insurance policies.
Morgan Stanley plans this month to buy the remaining stake in the wealth management joint venture it formed with Citigroup in the depths of the financial crisis.
In addition, some board members were concerned that this summer Citigroup did not lock down a price for its stake in the wealth management joint venture it has with Morgan Stanley, forcing the negotiations into arbitration.
