Back Bay

American  

noun

1. a prosperous residential and commercial area of Boston, Massachusetts.

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back bay British  

noun

1. a small bay or inlet of a lake

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Example Sentences

“The best day was probably yesterday,” said Robert Jeter II, founder of Back Bay Financial Planning & Investments in Bethany Beach, Del., where he’s in the thick of client calls and plans about year-end tax moves.

From MarketWatch

“There’s a reason that younger people tend to have high-deductible health plans, and obviously it’s affordability,” Robert Jeter, a financial adviser with Back Bay Financial Planning and Investments, told MarketWatch.

From MarketWatch

“Insurance is — probably even more than investments — a risk-tolerance game, and people tend to be overly optimistic,” Back Bay’s Jeter said.

From MarketWatch

“Also be realistic about the number of shares to purchase, and make sure the stock is a good long-term fit for your portfolio,” says Robert Jeter, a financial adviser at Back Bay Financial Planning & Investments.

From The Wall Street Journal

Forecasts called for sunshine and temperatures in the mid-50s, rising into the mid- to high-60s for the stragglers who make it to Back Bay in late afternoon.

From Seattle Times