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certainty

[sur-tn-tee] / ˈsɜr tn ti /




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One of the more obscure certainties in life is that once you hit the age for required minimum distributions, which is now 73, you have to take them from your accounts that have pretax money.

From MarketWatch

For all the prospective sellers to find buyers the market will have to expand, which could happen but is no certainty, according to Dechert’s Bolsinger.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ministers insist making them law will bring clarity and certainty to the process of deciding which fire safety defects need addressing.

From BBC

That will give businesses more certainty to hire and invest, making jobs somewhat easier to find.

From MarketWatch

That will give businesses more certainty to hire and invest, making jobs somewhat easier to find.

From MarketWatch