Sentences with phrase «make room in your budget»

Consider making room in your budget for a gym membership, exercise classes or a fitness - magazine subscription.

We also made room in our budgets for «extras» that made life more enjoyable.

Nevertheless, you'll still need to make room in your budget for bigger closing costs like taxes and insurance.

You also want to make room in your budget for unexpected costs that may crop up from time to time.

If it doesn't, you'll need to make room in your budget for these items.

After researching the health benefits, it became a priority for us to make room in the budget for a sauna, but it certainly isn't a small decision!

I'll admit, I make room in my budget every few months to stock up on some acai but I never purchase pricey acai bowls when I can make one at home for half the price.

Additionally, mixing fresh and faux or just simply making room in your budget to pick up fresh blooms once per week can make your island, coffee table, or that lonely corner in the room come to life!

If you have trouble staying on track with a savings plan, make room in your budget to include mini rewards for yourself.

Make room in your budget for retirement savings contributions so you can start earning compound interest sooner rather than later.

You should make room in that budget for California renters insurance, though.

Nevertheless, you'll still need to make room in your budget for bigger closing costs like taxes and insurance.

And we all know that golfing isn't a cheap sport, so you'll make room in your budget to include golfing.

Once you have this figured out, you'll have to make room in your budget to meet these payments.

You can spend confidently knowing you've made room in your budget so you don't have to second - guess your purchases.

Making room in the budget may mean that other expenses need to be de-prioritised (for example, buying a lower cost car or home easily provides thousands of extra dollars to support healthy lifestyle habits).

With the variety in speed options you can make some room in your budget, but overall you will find that the cost justifies the great performance.

You should make room in that budget for California renters insurance, though.

Try to make room in the budget for your future.»

He and his wife are making room in their budget for this now, but they'll need both incomes to make the plan work.

Moving costs: When buying a new place, moving expenses are of course, inevitable, so make sure your clients make room in their budget to accommodate them.

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That means for a place like Puerto Rico, whose energy infrastructure vulnerabilities were laid bare after Hurricane Maria, there isn't much room in the budget to make power lines, generators, and transformers more resistant to future disasters.

Paying for something expensive like car repairs on credit could make it very difficult to get back on top of your finances unless you have plenty of room in your budget.

Your varying usage can make budgeting for utilities difficult, especially if you don't have wiggle room in your budget.

If the 15 - year mortgage puts you uncomfortably close to your maximum — meaning you won't have any room in your budget for emergencies or extras — you could always lock into a 30 - year mortgage while making a commitment to yourself to make payments the size of the 15 - year plan unless there's a financial emergency.

Conservative Leader Stephen Harper has made balanced budgets a key plank in the campaign debate and his government's April budget left little fiscal room for other parties to promise significant new spending.

Whether you have a sweet tooth or love savory snacks, make a little room in the budget for healthy (ish) treats.

Notes: This recipe makes six 1 cup servings, but you can drink 2 cups per day if you make room in your carb budget, giving you three days worth for one person.

They cover how to save money on your protein, produce and other real food, in addition to many other ways to make more room in your budget for what matters the most to you.

You can absolutely use prefolds at night, but if there is room in the budget fitteds for nighttime can make the changes a bit easier.

For political campaigns, this change means making room in television budgets for additional creative, so that media consultants could run a different ad aimed at persuadable swing voters than they send to likely base voters.

Seated in the State Capitol's historic Red Room to make the budget deal announcement, flanked by several top advisers, Cuomo made it clear, again and again, that he intended to lay a heavy hand on matters concerning New York City, and, by extension, on matters concerning his intraparty rival, Mayor Bill de Blasio.

Here's an amusing moment from today's leaders meeting in the Red Room at which some progress — however slight — appeared to be made toward breaking the budget logjam.

Cuomo has often tried to use the three men in a room budget meetings as a symbol of good natured decision making.

Along with Gov. Andrew Cuomo, the leaders of both legislative houses make up the so - called «three men in a room» who privately hash out most important policy in New York, as well as its $ 150 - plus billion annual budget.

Together with Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Mr. Skelos and Mr. Silver made up the «three men in a room» who negotiate the state budget and run much of its legislative business — a model Mr. Silver has derided.

We've made it to the point in the legislative session when the so - called «four men in a room» do their budget dance.

These are the people who make those decisions, from lobbyists whose names stay out of the press to the famous «three men in a room» that hash out the state budget to the prosecutor who has emerged as the fourth man in that room, listening in on every deal and upending the status quo of a place that seemed like it would never change.

But he was still allowed in the budget negotiating room this year, the first non-majority leader granted such privilege — a sign perhaps that he might not follow through with the vow he made last year to realign with his fellow Democrats to form a majority if the opportunity arises.

But the traditional style of budget making in New York, known as «three men in a room,» is coming under criticism, by among others, the U.S. Attorney currently investigating corruption at the Capitol.

Bharara has been publicly critical of Albany's system of deal making on the budget and other top issues, the so - called «three men in a room,» where the governor and legislative leaders meet privately to settle issues.

The New York Public Interest Research Group, Citizens Union, the League of Women Voters, and Common Cause, are calling for an end to the long Albany tradition of closed door meetings between the governor and legislative leaders where they make key decisions on the budget and other issues, known as three men in a room.

But the traditional style of budget making in New York, known as «Three Men in a Room,» is coming under criticism, by among others, the U.S. Attorney currently investigating corruption at the Capitol.

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, the only one left standing of the «three men in a room» who made every major decision on New York's laws and budgets in January, praised the verdict and like Bharara and others in Albany said it should spur ethics reforms.

During more than 20 years as Assembly speaker, Silver played a major part in creating state budgets and policies as one of Albany's «three men in a room» when big decisions are made: the governor, the Senate majority leader and the speaker.

The U.S. Attorney has been publicly critical of Albany's system of deal making on the budget and other top issues, the so called three men in a room, where the governor and legislative leaders meet privately to settle issues.

Cuomo along with Skelos and Silver once made up the members of the «three men in a room» who decided the state budget.

Regardless of what decisions the three men in a room ultimately make this week about funding transportation in the state's 2016 - 17 budget, the repercussions will ricochet across New York for years.

The governor and legislative leaders make key budget decisions behind closed doors — a system that's become known as «three men in a room» — which allows neither the public nor most lawmakers to provide meaningful input.

Rep. Chris Gibson, a Republican from Kinderhook who is contemplating a gubernatorial run in 2018, said the budget is being «delivered to New Yorkers after back room arm twisting and deal making, and driven by political spats and retribution.»