Sentences with phrase «at least enough savings»

In the meantime, have at least enough savings in your account to cover the last half of the month, when the most bills are due.

Not exact matches

You'll also need a high credit score, a stable source of income and enough cash savings to cover at least two mortgage payments.

Finally, starting with the least effective teachers in each district and moving up the effectiveness ladder, enough teachers are assigned to a hypothetical layoff pool to achieve a budgetary savings for each district that is at least as great as the budgetary savings each district would have seen had all the teachers who received a layoff notice in 2008 — 09 actually been laid off.

All that at less than $ 75K makes it a steal compared to the German competition mentioned above, a savings of at least $ 25,000, or enough to buy a decent second car!

Most financial advisers suggest that an individual should at least set aside enough funds that can cater for their 3 - 6 months total expenses as an emergency fund savings.

But if you really want to turn a portion of your nest egg into something that approximates a pension — a specific amount of money you can count on month in and month out for the rest of your life — then I suggest you suspend your wariness about annuities long enough to at least consider a type of annuity that's easier to understand, less prone to the abuses that are too often associated with annuities and is very efficient at turning savings into assured lifetime income — namely, an immediate annuity.

Ideally, you'll need enough savings to replace at least 60 %, and preferably 80 %, of your pre-retirement income.

Contribute at least enough to your employer - based savings or retirement plan to get the full company match.

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In addition to these criteria, the company website indicates that successful applicants typically have: enough income to support repaying a loan and living expenses, hold positive bank accounts, have savings to support themselves at least one month of typical living expenses, and have a history of timely payments.

If your employer offers a 401 (k) or similar retirement savings plan and will match part of your contributions, put in at least enough to gain the maximum matching amount.

I was genuinely interested in whether HXT could be an alternative to XIU for future savings (my XIU is in a taxable account and switching would trigger a taxable event) and I found enough issues to at least adopt a wait - and - watch attitude.

Though the following aren't strict requirements, Earnest's users typically have positive bank account balances, a large enough of an income that they can pay both their everyday expenses as well as the loan, enough savings that they can cover at least a month of regular expenses, and a solid history of paying on time.

But if you're not in the enviable position of having a huge nest egg or enough guaranteed income from other sources to live on, then you might want to at least think about devoting not all but some of your retirement savings to an annuity that can generate lifetime income.

Lucky enough for me, I knew to insure my dog as a puppy right after I adopted him, so instead of the emergency draining my savings, I at least knew that it would be covered.

Once you've done that, create a monthly budget to run your household at a comfortable level, and make sure you maintain enough savings to last at least a few months at your emergency level, in case you run into business hurdles.

Based on their current rate of monthly savings, our survey found that millennials in many of the nation's large metros will need at least a decade to save enough money for a 20 percent down payment on a condo.

However, if you are going to own your home for at least five years, that's probably long enough to recoup any refinancing costs you incur and to realize real savings on lowering your monthly payment.