Sentences with phrase «always unexpected expenses»

Though you might have a budget in mind, there are always unexpected expenses to consider.

«There was always an unexpected expense to worry about, whether it was trumpet lessons for my son or school trips for my daughter.»

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Keep in mind the curve balls your industry can throw at you and always have a plan for these new and unexpected expenses.

I'd recommend at least a small allocation to bonds or cash in the event that an unexpected expense comes up that over and above the dividend yield (although you could always create your own dividend by selling shares too).

I always love to say, there is nothing called unexpected expense or anything as such.

It's always best to leave some extra leeway in your LMS budget to account for unexpected expenses.

Even if we're talking about some unexpected expenses or some investment plans, a second mortgage is always a good method to obtain the needed money.

You should always have enough money for unexpected expenses without having to liquidate your investments.

Unfortunately, life is not always so accommodating and can throw unexpected expenses and emergencies in your way resulting in a credit card balance that grows in just a few months.

With no emergency fund, you have no choice but to borrow when big, unexpected expenses come along, as they always do.

An emergency fund is simply money you keep in a savings account for those unexpected expenses life always seems to throw your way.

But even if people today don't actually pay down the mortgage balance, in the event of an unexpected expense, tapping into the equity in the home is almost always much cheaper than tapping into that 401 (k)(the latter subject to penalties and taxes).

Unfortunately, life is not always so accommodating and can throw unexpected expenses and emergencies in your...

There will always be unexpected expenses and surprises.

Get your tax money back fast to pay for unexpected expenses like car repairs, home improvements or take that vacation you always wanted.

Unforeseen expenses (there are always unexpected costs in renovations), finicky buyers, and inexperience can combine to sink the investment, leaving you underwater on the property and up to your neck in debt.

The reason is simple: more savings will give you greater flexibility for managing withdrawals from your nest egg, not to mention a bigger cushion to absorb market setbacks and those unexpected expenses that always seem to pop up.

I used margin to invest in the past and always had a line of credit for day to day unexpected expenses but I keep both of those at a zero balance now.

Unexpected expenses seem to always arise in between paychecks.

I didn't have any unexpected expenses to take a bite out of my wallet, so I was able to stash some cash into savings and have my checking account be where I want at the end of the month (tip: always keep a sufficiently large buffer in your checking account to be able to handle surprise expenditures).

An unexpected expense, a change in the market or economy, or unforeseen illness can always change the equation.

If you're a homeowner and / or have a family, there will always be unexpected expenses that you will be expected to cover.

It could happen to anyone with a pet: You've always managed to give your pet the medical care they deserve, but because of unexpected circumstances, you're faced with vet expenses that are far beyond your ability to afford them.

Unexpected expenses arise that tight budgets don't always account for.

Find ways to save a little extra each month to build up your emergency fund so you'll always be prepared for those unexpected expenses.

Taking the unexpected expense out of unexpected home repairs has always been critical in providing buyers and sellers peace of mind before, during and especially after the sale closes.

When an unexpected expense pops up — somehow it always seems to be at the most inconvenient times — you have something to fall back on.

I am often bothered when «gurus» rarely ever include nor discuss the realities of owning rental properties and the headaches and major «sudden» unexpected expenses that always occur.