Sentences with phrase «against your kids college»

I'm not an advocate of borrowing against your 401 (k) or against your kids college funds.

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There has to be a way to write a compelling cover story on attachment parenting without exploiting every woman's deepest insecurities, pitting mothers against one another, and making this poor kid's future college life a nightmare!

(Of the 20 or so kids who graduate every year, all but two or three go to Israel and study in a yeshiva for at least a year before starting college in the U.S.) On Tuesday morning the rabbis tell Katz they want the home game against Capital Christian, scheduled for 6:30 p.m. that day, to be moved up an hour, before school lets out, to keep the crowds smaller.

When everyone else is hiring tutors at the first sign of an A-minus and pushing their kids to pursue two or three extracurricular activities chosen with an eye toward bolstering their college application, to do otherwise is to go against the cultural norm.

Baroness Helena Kennedy; Camila Batmanghelidjh of Kid's Company; Eve Ensler, founder of V - Day, a global movement to stop violence against women and girls; Lisa Jardine, Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary College and chair of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Foundation; the barrister Rupert Grey, the environmental campaigner George Monbiot and; to stop things getting dull, the comedians Jeremy Hardy and Sue Perkins.

Pitting the titular Appalachian dwellers (Transformers: Dark Of The Moon's Alan Tudyk and serial television supporting player Tyler Labine) against a gang of judgemental college kids on a camping trip (including 30 Rock's Katrina Bowden as an open - minded beauty thrust into peril from an unexpected source, and The Uninvited's Jesse Moss as a trigger happy frat boy obsessed with a previous massacre in the area), it subverts the conventions of the splatter genre to provide a playful paradigm shift of the oft - used (as seen in everything from 2000 Maniacs to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre) evil hillbilly premise, proving that appearances can be deceiving as well as deadly.

Robert Wagner is best known for his heroic roles — particularly on TV shows like Hart to Hart, Switch and the stellar BBC series Colditz (which has shamefully never been made available in this country; I was lucky to catch it as a boy while living in Portugal and long to see it again... but I digress)-- but here he's expertly cast against type as Bud Corliss, a college kid who's only interested in becoming rich by any means necessary.

Along with suburban public schools, they have to face off against parents who are hyper - focused on college admissions, and hell - bent on making sure their kids get good grades.

So while some have spoken out against the college and career ready goals called the Common Core State Standards, Latino families understand that even if our kids may struggle a bit now, they will emerge ready to succeed when they reach college.

You're fighting for a job against a young kid fresh out of college who can be molded and slaved like you were.

ALF can mean multi-million-dollar investments made by financial giants for sophisticated commercial and patent litigation; or it can mean college kids up against a wealthy institution crowd - sourcing their filing fees.

Whether you need money to pay a medical bill or your kid's college tuition, a loan against life insurance cash value has some advantages over credit cards or personal loans.

If your kid lives in a dorm or other college - owned property, her possessions at school typically are covered automatically against loss, theft, and damage under your homeowners, condominium, or renter's policies.

They'll say that you can borrow against your cash value, use it to send your kids to college, or even retire on it.

Because whole life policies have this investment and return component (known as the «cash value» aspect of your policy), you can take out loans against your cash value balance to help supplement college expenses for the kids, or an addition to the house to accommodate a growing family, to cite a few examples.

As a result, my single mom had schooled me plenty on what to do to protect myself against love's demise: Don't have sex (or kids) before you get married, get a college degree before you walk down the aisle, and make sure you can support yourself and your future children just in case things don't work out because, well, you just never know.

If you're applying for need - based aid for your kids, that home equity could count against you with some colleges because some institutions view equity as money in the bank.

I realize that you cant discriminate against who you rent to but some types of college kids are better to rent to than others.