Households Sample Clauses

Households. All members of a Household will participate in the same plan (i.e., the Betterment Digital plan or Betterment Premium plan) and be subject to the same Wrap Fee applicable to such plan. The balances of all Accounts in a Household (excluding, for the avoidance of doubt, 401(k) accounts held through Betterment for Business) will also be aggregated for the purposes of calculating the Account Balance Threshold and the Discount defined in the Fee Schedule attached hereto and each Account will be charged its pro rata share of the total Wrap Fee that is due. If one Client in a Household chooses a particular plan (the “Electing Client”), all members of the Household will immediately be opted into that same plan and be charged accordingly. All members of a Household, other than the Electing Client, will be alerted by email of any change to the Household’s applicable plan, and if such other members do not want to participate in the newly selected plan, they will be able to request to leave the Household and select a different plan by emailing Betterment at xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx. If Client is not currently a member of a Household and would like to create or join a Household, Client should contact Betterment at xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx. If Client is part of a Household that participates in the Betterment Premium plan, Client hereby acknowledges and agrees that personal data regarding Client’s Betterment account may be shared with other members of such Household on telephone consultations such other members have with a Financial Consultant.

Households. There are currently 294 households in your selected geography. The number of households has changed by -2.65% since 2000.

Households. There are currently 1,245 households in your selected geography. The number of households has changed by -6.67% since 2000. It is estimated that the number of households in your area will be 1,235 five years from now, which represents a change of -0.80% from the current year. The average household size in your area is 2.71 persons.

Households. There are 12,651 households in this study area which is a change of 2.61% from 2000. The U.S as whole has 109,047,883 households, which is an increase of 3.38% from 2000. It is estimated that in five years the study area population will change by 5.53%, and will be 13,350. The average household size is 2.6 for the study area and 2.6 for the U.S. In the year 2003, the estimated median household income is $78,131, while the U.S. is $47,254. The change in median household income between 2000 and 2003 was 11.96% and is projected to be $87,477 in 2008. Average household income for the study area is $88,780, while per capita income is $33,742. The comparisons for the U.S. as a whole are $62,997 and $23,676 respectively. High School Graduates are 20.81% of the study area population, compared to 28.58% for the U.S. as a whole. 48.78% of the study area are College graduates, while 30.84% of the U.S. population have graduated from college. For the year 2003, 73.43% of the employees were in white-collar occupations, while 26.57% were employed in blue-collar occupations. The U.S. as a whole was 60.46% white-collar and 37.48% blue-collar employment. In this study area, owner-occupied dwellings accounted for 62.55%, renter-occupied dwellings for 37.45%. The total number of vehicles available in this area in 2003 is 21,619. The average number of vehicles per household is 1.7, compared to an average of 1.7 vehicles for the U.S. as a whole.

Households. Between 20109 and 2035 it is estimated that the number of households in East Renfrewshire will increase by only 9%, compared to a national increase of 23%. Single adult households are forecast to rise by 39% and lone parent households 60%; the figures for Scotland are 49% and 51% respectively. In contrast the number of multiple adult occupancy (3 or more) households is expected to decline 46% and households with two adults and one or more children are expected to fall by 20%, in Scotland these declines are forecast to be 25% and 23% respectively.

Households. The number of households within North Lanarkshire increased by 6% between 2002 and 2007, and it is currently estimated that North Lanarkshire has 142,431 households3. Household projections show the number of households is predicted to increase a further 20% by 2031, exceeding predictions for the national average (19%)4. In North Lanarkshire growth of households is expected to rise by 9% in the first 10 year period from 2006 to 2016, followed by growth of 7% in the next decade. This trend in household projections is consistent across all the council areas in Scotland where the first 10 year period shows greater growth in households than the second decade.

Households. Crore beneficiaries including Pregnant Women (PW), Lactating Mothers (LM) and Children (0-6 years). The system is to be rolled out across all ~14 lac AWCs across country.

Households. The 2010 estimate of the number of dwellings in Dundee City is 70,401. The proportion of these households receiving a single adult Council Tax discount is 43 %. For Scotland, this figure is 38 %. The largest proportion of the dwelling stock in Dundee is made up of flatted properties, 53% of properties in Dundee are flats. Owner occupation accounts for just over 50% of the stock, private rented 20%, Local Authority 18% and Housing Association 12%. % of Dwellings 40 23 12 11 9 3 1.5 0.5 Source: NRS 2010 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Flat Terraced Semi-detached Detached 80,000 Source: Dundee City Council Housing Department 2012 The number of households is projected to rise by around 6% by 2033. This increase is expected to be in lone person households and those with one adult and one child. Two person and more households are expected to decrease. 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% -10% -20% -30% -40% 1 adult 1 adult with 1 or more children Dundee City Scotland children . Source: NRS 2008 Based Household Projections Housing has a key role to play in encouraging and enabling the creation of successful, quality places to live which contribute to the identity of the city. The recent recession has led to a considerable reduction in new build rates around the city and an overall downturn in the housing market. Annual completions have fallen from 835 in 2008 to 314 in 2011. 700 600 500 Student Social Rented Private 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Households. Extended households as defined in this survey are composed of people who physically share the same lodging, combine their financial resources together, who have a head of household, and who share meals prepared in a single pot. (N’ZINGA LUYINDULADIO et. al. 2004)

Households. The City has determined that there are eleven thousand three hundred forty-five (11,345) single family units and four thousand one hundred seventy (4,170) multiple family units in the City of Maplewood. The City will pay the Contractor for all single family units in the City, but will only pay one dollar and seventy-five cents ($1.75) per unit per month for those multiple family units that the Contractor actually services. January 1 of each year the Contractor and the City will review household counts to determine changes in household numbers. The review will include a study of the City’s trash collection and recycling routes, water utility billing, Community Development Department housing counts, Census housing data, Metropolitan Council housing data and Contractor route inspections to come up with the most accurate housing counts. The housing count numbers will be modified yearly by February 1 of each year based on this review.