Sentences with phrase «afford at»

When Chris and I owned a victorian house, while in pretty good shape overall, it had a few areas that needed major help and honestly, we just couldn't afford it at the time.

When we bought our house, we were just lucky to find matching curtains we could afford at Tuesday Morning and one or two other discount places.

To be honest, I have never liked the old bed we picked but it was the only bed that we can afford at that time.

Eighty - four per cent of Canadians with mortgages are able to afford at least a $ 300 increase in their monthly mortgage payments

Instead of a set figure for affordability, the annual review will calculate area median income and then reverse engineer what a buyer would likely be able to afford at current interest rates, assuming a 5 percent down payment.

Buyers want a home they can afford at a fair price and with the flexibility to move on to that next great job or to accommodate their growing family without having to sell at a loss.

This demographic is people who likely bought their first home in the last three to five years — doing what we all do and buying what they could afford at the time.

It's been on the market for about 2 weeks & although the tenants couldn't afford it at this time, it's now under contract with another buyer.

A vow renewal ceremony can be a way to recreate the wedding you always wanted (but perhaps couldn't afford at the time).

On Linkedin to see the hiring managers you need to pay and get the Premium Linkedin - I can not afford that at this time.

There is a group of people who like the smaller form factor and others who want an iPhone, but can only afford it at a lower price.

When I called the 800 contact number to convert my policy the representative helped me to choose the right amount of coverage that I could afford at that time.

For instance, the apartment that you are renting may not be in the best building because that is what you could afford at the moment, so the risk goes up due to old wiring and mediocre building conditions.

Look to see what that cash amount would be and then determine if your budget can afford it at that time.

You may have purchased your term policy when you were younger, and it was all you could afford at the time.

She estimates that they will be done with college in about 20 years and can afford at that point to lessen her coverage.

They probably could not afford it at the time and certainly not now with home values down.

Kirchner recommends striking the right balance between coverage and price, «but coverage should always be most important unless it is an issue of whether or not one can afford it at all».

You may find that your total the amount you arrive at may be a little beyond what you can afford at this time.

Your term insurance rate even though it much lower than a whole life or universal life insurance rate may be what you can afford at the time of purchase but you should buy the policy intending to convert at the earliest possible convenience.

If exploring new places is something that you can afford at any cost, travel often for a business requirement or leisure trip, investing in multi-trip travel insurance is the best choice to meet your requirements!

Although term insurance is much more affordable, there is a very good chance that you'll outlive your policy and then unable to afford it at renewal.

Being low income you want to focus on what you can afford at the time being.

A 10 year term life insurance policy makes sense in 3 scenarios that I can think of: you only have short term responsibilities, you need it for a loan, or it's all you can afford at the moment.

This has led to a rapid growth in the company sales and millions of satisfied customers that now have a quality life insurance product with a premium that they can comfortably afford at the same time.

When setting your deductible, set it as high as you can afford at any given time.

It's best to choose the highest deductible you believe you can afford at any given time.

For example, after calculating your life insurance needs, you may find that you need more coverage than you can afford at the present time.

This plan is specially designed for individuals that need whole life insurance but can not afford it at the moment, but will be able to pay the higher rates later on in life.

He was referring to the glut of lawyers vying for high - priced, highly remunerative corporate work and the dearth that deliver affordable legal services to the tens of millions of individuals and small businesses that can not afford it at current lawyer rates.

Industrial process democratized the automobile — there was less scarcity, more cars, that more people could afford at a lower price.

Nevertheless, the data also suggests that litigants can afford at least some services, and that litigants with mid to high incomes can afford even more.

«It's just a refining of the collection and will permit us to bring in other pieces we would not be able to afford at this point.»

Nobody could afford at that time really to invest money in de Kooning or Pollock.

The parallels between past and present are telling, now that dealers are asking where they can afford after Chelsea — and artists are asking where they can afford at all.

looks good, i might have to get the collectors edition though, i do nt know what that signature edition costs in english money but i think its prob more than what i can afford at the moment.i got two kids to feed sony lol

We call that «second Christmas» in retail because it's when people use their refunds to by unnecessary crap they couldn't afford at Christmas time.

Luckily it was out of stock otherwise I would have bought one and I can't even afford that at the moment.

«He found a couple movies he wanted and a shirt that he couldn't afford at another store but he could totally afford at the Thrift Shop.

Whether they are made of plastic, metal wire or glass, they key here is to buy the largest home for your pet that you can afford at the time.

I can not afford this at the moment and have been putting it off.

I do like the «set it and forget it» option that my RRSP withdrawals afford me at this stage.

Perhaps you want to take a dream vacation, but with limited funds, this is simply not something you can afford at the moment.

But then I learned that paying just $ 10 extra each month (all I could afford at the time) could help me shave ONE YEAR off of my student loan repayment plan.

After the initial 6 month period I started to make balloon payments because that was the only payment scheme I could afford at the time.

Your credit score doesn't measure if you can afford something (if you are needing to borrow then it is clear that you can not afford it at this moment or else you would just pay cash for it); it measures your ability to pay back money you borrowed.

Remember, if you can't afford that flat screen TV right now, you certainly won't be able to afford it at the end of the month when the bill comes.

To afford that at 65, you will need a nest egg that is about 25 times that amount, or $ 625,000.

I knew that when Berkshire Hathaway B shares split 50:1, a lot of people that couldn't afford it at $ 3,500 per share would want to get a piece of Warren Buffet's company at $ 70 per share.

Also cut Social Security and Medicare — we can't afford them at the level indicated, but not promised... remember that these programs are statutory and not guaranteed.