Sentences with phrase «actually cost a penny»

Penny stocks do not actually cost a penny.

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Voucher website VoucherCloud has looked into the average cost for one person to stay in an Airbnb vs. a three - star hotel across every capital city in Europe to work out in which cities an Airbnb is a savvy decision, and in which locations «splashing out» on a hotel might actually save you some pennies.
Because of savings in a number of areas, such as the cost of employee pensions, the Executive Budget actually contains a property tax decrease of a penny from $ 4.95 to $ 4.94 of equalized assessed valuation.
If you're too embarrassed to get caught rocking an Iron Maiden shirt without actually listening to their music, this tee brings the edgy graphics to fashion lovers (it's just going to cost you a pretty penny).
TOURING TRIM LEVEL Although it costs the most, in this case the Touring trim is actually worth every penny.
It's trying to be the premium crossover that costs pennies to buy — but can the Nissan Murano actually pull off that tricky balancing act?
Actually, if you charge.99 (pence or cents) Amazon will take 65 % of the cost.
Pam Dover [00:10:32] Right, well, actually the print costs for a black - and - white interior paperback would be a little over a penny per page and $ 1.12 for the cover, so it's very inexpensive.
Dealing with consumers that are always trying to pinch pennies over everything else should prove a diffcult task unless Amazon can actually make some low - cost, attractive content packages available.
The cost of an individual user is negligible, less than a penny per user, but the point is that its not actually free.
All techies (and especially Apple fanboys) know that iOS tech can cost you a pretty penny, but iPads are actually quite affordable in contrast to the iPhone, MacBook, and the rest of the items sold at the Apple Store.
Why not start today looking for a property you can put into your wealth building retirement portfolio that shouldn't cost you a penny if bought and financed correctly because the tenants who give you rent every month are the ones actually creating wealth for you.
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