Sentences with phrase «money left over $»

$ 1 million invested in index fund $ 1 million to purchase McDonald's franchise $ 1 million in money market fund $ 1 million in precious metals $ 1 million in small apartments Money left over $ 25 million

Not exact matches

After these purchases, we would have about $ 1 trillion left over for walking - around money (no sense feeling strapped after this buying binge).

And they did agree to a $ 25 billion wall, of which I'll have a lot of money left over.

As Wallerstein sees it, there's only one for corporations: «The way the IRS's rules are set up for health - care reimbursement FSAs, an employee could decide to contribute, say, $ 2,000 over the course of a year, spend that money on medical procedures during the first two months of the year, and then quit, leaving his company holding the bag for any funds that hadn't yet been deducted from his paycheck.»

This left over money varies every month... sometimes it is $ 50, sometimes it is $ 100.

Over this same period, less than $ 500 million came into stock funds — that's right, less than 1 % of the money that left bond funds.

If you win the $ 500 Amazon gift card giveaway, you could buy every single thing on the list and maybe even have some money left over!

Burns said the $ 8.1 million would more than pay for the land acquisition, with money left over to complete the aquacenter portion of the project.

However, de Blasio has also been burning through money, leaving him with just over $ 2.1 million cash - on - hand to spend on the race.

Some of the money left over after paying Gilbane was used to cover auxiliary expenses, like $ 37,882.16 to purchase appliances and networking equipment for the backstage area.

Now that I've been doing this and actually making a menu my grocery budget is now $ 264.00 a month and I'm even able to work on food storage, seventy two hour kits, savings, and still have money left over within this smaller grocery budget.

Though a smattering of grants have benefitted local causes — after - school yoga ($ 31,000), book drives ($ 1.2 million), new district schools ($ 2.1 million) and sundry others — over 40 percent of the money granted to organizations has left the state.

Had you paid the $ 15,000 in 1986, driven your car occasionally, and kept it maintained, there is no reason to think there wouldn't have been some money left over if you were to sell it in 2016.

According to a recent edition of Money Sense magazine, one lady wanted to buy - back her missed years of service in her pension plan and had to pay $ 45,000 for time taken off over 20 years ago while on maternity leave.

Then, since you won't receive any CESG money for contributions above $ 2,000 a year, you might start an informal trust with any educational savings left over.

I actually still had some of my loan money left over after I graduated, probably close to $ 3,000, that I saved and had as an emergency fund.

I have $ 1,000 in my savings account for just such emergencies and if there's money left over at the end of the year, I'll put it towards the debt.

If you were to invest $ 5000 annually for 45 years, and if you left the money to earn an 8 % annual return, your savings would total over $ 1.93 million.

We're also about to hit one of the biggest generational wealth transfers ever, leaving this generation with a lot of money (something like $ 30 trillion over the next 30 years).

Combined with the $ 300 bonus if you pass the $ 750 spending threshold within the first three months, you'll have $ 426 in travel rewards in three months — enough to cover the cost of a round - trip flight to Iceland with some money left over.

Based on their spending patterns, Simmons suggests Jason and Jessica divide their cash this way: $ 3,000 for fixed expenses («the things that come out of your account whether you like it or not,» like housing, insurance, phone, Netflix); $ 1,000 in short - term spending for big purchases (like travel, puppies, electronics); $ 1,200 in long - term saving («money to be socked away into the nest egg,» she says, for retirement and emergencies); and, good news for Jason and Jessica, $ 2,800 left over to spend on everything else — that's groceries, gas, haircuts, tasty takeout, doggy toys, and whatever else they damn well feel like.

Over this same period, less than $ 500 million came into stock funds — that's right, less than 1 % of the money that left bond funds.

I get a 401k from my employer, and contribute the maximum amount ($ 18,500 annually) but I still have some money left over that I'd like to put to use.

If you listen to personal finance guru's like Dave Ramsey and Suze Orman, they repeatedly tell you to invest enough to get your company's 401k match, then max out a Roth IRA and only then (if there is any money left over) invest any additional money you can in your company's 401K up to the maximum annual contribution limit (currently $ 17,000).

Applying the couples «left over» money ($ 1325) at the end of each month to debt, the couple will have knocked out their first two debts (Credit Card # 2 and the Personal Loan) by the end of the second month (with a little money left over).

Or, she could sell her townhouse and buy a small two - bedroom condo outright for $ 300,000, using the money left over from the sale to lessen her other financial obligations.

I figure that I would need around $ 5 million in assets under management to be able to comply with all regulations, have my results audited, pay accountants and lawyers to make sure I stay in compliance with everything, and still have enough left over to make some money for myself.

Put another way, assume you have $ 10,000 to purchase a car that costs the same amount, but decide to invest the money for a year before buying, to hopefully have a small cash cushion left over after getting the car.

If I were to take that money, put it into a good growth stock mutual fund and just leave it sit for 30 years, even when I stop contributing after 5, I would have over $ 700,000.

As just one example, if you're a single parent, have three children and earn $ 60,000 a year (in this case more than the $ 50,000 average), the new OSAP calculator will reveal that you are eligible for more than $ 16,000 of non-repayable aid, making the average university tuition in a year free with money left over for books and fees.

Any money left over is used to pay down their $ 20,000 line of credit — but that means they've been ignoring the tax owed on Guy's self - employment income.

Just keep the money invested in your old employer's plan if you have over $ 5,000: There is no harm leaving the money there.

My girl friend and I did this and payed off $ 75000 of loans in three years and still had money left over for a down payment on our next home.

Some of the left - over money will go to lawyers are those involved in the organization of the settlement, but you could still be in line for up to $ 65.

That, along with its modest price tag of $ 11,590 means I could potentially have spending money left over for city - life staples like weekend brunch.

We're also about to hit one of the biggest generational wealth transfers ever, leaving this generation with a lot of money (something like $ 30 trillion over the next 30 years).

A 50 year old healthy non-smoking male could afford a 20 year term policy with $ 250,000 of death benefits coverage for $ 528 and still have some spending money left over.

For the $ 2,499 that Skydio is asking, you could buy three DJI Mavic Airs, or even a combo Mavic Air and Mavic Pro Platinum and still possibly have some money left over.

The Z2 Force looks great, but for our money, we'd save the extra $ 342 and get the Z2 Play, as you'll have money left over to invest in more Mods.

If another company advertises prices lower than $ 85, how can they possibly have enough money left over after advertising & expenses to pay a qualified writer?

If you spend less than $ 2, you have money left over.

Not only is your return higher but you would still have enough money left over to buy 4 more $ 100,000 properties by putting 20 % down on each of them.