Sentences with phrase «completely out of cash»

I have considered just paying someone to help with my blog design, but I spent all of October's blow money last month on new brown boots, so I'm completely out of cash at the moment.

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Most observers believe Greece will be out of cash completely on Monday.

Russia in fact continued to service the debts for a few more weeks before completely running out of cash by February 1992.

The end result over the next 30 years was a variety of corporate managers cashing out and living well and a corporate entity that died a slow death until they shut their doors completely.

Even if we were to completely zero out two solid years of earnings for the S&P 500, the fact is that more than 90 % of the value of U.S. stocks would reside in the cash flows beyond that point.

If AFC sold off its entire business, liquidated its assets and cashed out completely the cash raised would be a small fraction of the lose change down the back of Abramovich's sofa.

Antonacci's lack of campaign cash has rendered him unable to raise his name recognition much this campaign cycle, but he may not yet have gotten the statewide office bug completely out of his system.

However, furniture and home decor are often way more expensive than clothes — meaning it can take a lot of cash to run out and completely redecorate!

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Despondent, but not completely out of it, Georgia decides to live out the remaining three weeks of her life doing something she's always wanted to do, cashing in all of her bonds and other savings, flying off to the Czech Republic to stay in a garish hotel where her favorite chef (Depardieu, Bon Voyage) prepares world renown meals.

• Employee pensions and benefits that aren't completely paid out of current cash flow.

You'll be able to take advantage of the cash value - you may be able to borrow against it or cash your policy out completely.

Typically, until you have paid off your home completely, you can not cash out on any of the equity in your home.

As of this writing (1995) many people are of the mindset that bull markets go on forever, but few remember that Buffett cashed out nearly completely in the late 1960s.

Whereas if I'm already completely out of debt, a credit card is just a means of, it's a substitute for cash.

But throwing this emphasis on paying the subscription on top of charging a box price for a game whose cash shop is increasingly filled with some of the worst the market has to offer (though it mercifully falls short of full - on P2W) strikes me as wrong — and also completely unnecessary, considering The Elder Scrolls Online «s subscription already boasts some of the best value of any out there (including access to all DLC in addition to a cash shop stipend equivalent to the cost of the subscription itself).

Fast completely revamped the exterior and interior of the James Cohan gallery into a pre-gentrification Chinatown shop, complete with a dilapidated exterior, two non-working cash machines, and a grimy counter selling cheap phones and lottery tickets: A play that was well received in the art world but which sparked protests among a group of Chinatown residents who felt pigeonholed by an out - of - touch elite.

Actual cash value is more affordable, making it initially attractive, but if your home is completely destroyed, it could leave you with high out - of - pocket costs.

Before surrendering your policy, and losing your life insurance coverage completely (the death benefit portion of the policy) find out if you have any option to take a cash surrender value, and possibly use some of it to buy a smaller less expensive policy.

You'll be able to take advantage of the cash value - you may be able to borrow against it or cash your policy out completely.

While many early Bitcoin adopters claimed the P2P digital cash system was going to replace the use of credit cards and completely overthrow the banking system in 2013, things haven't exactly panned out that way — at least not yet.

It might mean picking up a part - time job doing something completely different, just for a little extra cash and to get you out of the house.

I used to be completely adverse to investing out of state because I wanted to be able to drive to my rentals and be able to «check in on them» with my own eyes... until I started listening to the podcasts of people on bp here and how they did it as well as why (cheaper to buy and better cash flow).

We are now making the monthly mortgage payments for the seller instead of having to cash her out completely.

Had I de-leveraged, or got out of debt completely, I would have had plenty of cash flow to make it through the crash.