Sentences with phrase «contributes to family finances»

A stay - at - home parent still contributes to family finances by removing the cost of childcare, housekeeping, and other duties that would normally have to be paid for.

With the birth of the internet, this option is becoming easier and easier and it presents some exciting options for a creative and determined woman wishing to contribute to the family finances and to use her gifts and talents.

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To finance the operation, he borrowed $ 10,000 from family and friends, and found a silent partner, Morris Awerbuch, who contributed $ 15,000.

Through her family's trust, she has contributed more than $ 1.3 million to the organization's efforts to defeat California's recreational marijuana proposal, given at least $ 30,000 to the campaign against Nevada's proposed legal weed law, and donated another $ 25,000 to defeat the pro-pot effort in Massachusetts, according to an analysis of state campaign finance filings by VICE News.

Their parents simply need to cooperate effectively, to respect the relationship the other has with the children, and to contribute in comparable ways to caregiving and family finances.»

From freelancing positions to jobs online, you can still have something to call your own that will also contribute to your family's finances while also being able to stay home with your children.

All together, Amanollahi, his family, his employees and his associates contributed more than $ 55,000 combined to de Blasio between October and December 2013, Campaign Finance Board records show.

Vacco suspected that the money from his first campaign and now this one really came from Spitzer's father, which seemed to violate campaign - finance laws — a family member can't contribute more than $ 260,000.

Opening up your own business adds additional risks to your family's finances, but also greatly increases the amount you are able to contribute to tax advantaged retirement accounts through SEP IRAs and Solo 401 (k) s. Early retirement may mean saving in a taxable account with proper asset allocation, vacations may mean budgeting for extra expenses.

Like HUD's Graduated Payment Mortgage Insurance (Section 245), Particularly helping young families, Section 245 (a) contributes to these goals by helping first - time buyers and others with limited incomes who expect their income to rise but may not yet be able to handle all of the upfront costs and monthly costs involved in home buying — to tailor their mortgage payments to their expanding incomes and to buy a home sooner than they could with regular financing.

Divorce, strife, overly busy families, overly stretched finances, irregular hours, kids going every which way, noise, and so forth don't contribute to a happy dog.

Holding down a job to help family finances or pay your way through college can reveal humility and a strong work ethic: «Consistent work record: held variety of part - time roles since the age of 16 to contribute to educational costs.»

The leading personal finance website reports on the impact geography has on costs associated with raising a family and scores each state on factors that most contribute to a family's financial well - being: