Sentences with phrase «enough funds left over»

The amount of coverage you need should be enough not only to live on but also to pay for bills and loans, and it should leave you with enough funds left over should you lose your job while disabled.

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It even had enough left over to fund some expansion projects and buy back $ 250 million in stock.

Now saving for a rainy day has to compete with saving for retirement, for increasingly expensive college educations for kids and for health care, and there's not always enough left over to make it into an emergency fund.

He sounded the alarm that federal funding for sewer repairs has been slowly draining over the past few years, leaving states and municipalities without enough support to start long - overdue sewer repairs.

In addition, the fund balance — money left over from the prior year, which can be used to reduce the tax levy increase if doing so leaves the town with a big enough cushion for emergencies — is also smaller, meaning that using it to provide tax relief may be difficult.

It's been obvious for years that comparability can be achieved over five to seven years by taking advantage of retirements: when senior teachers retire, the school they leave gets enough to hire a new teacher and the difference goes into an equalization pool for the worst - staffed and lowest - funded schools.

This starts with saving for a down payment to making sure that there are enough funds for surprise closing costs that we don't usually think about, while still leaving something left over for our rainy day funds.

By starting to invest in your retirement early on in your career, your funds will accumulate and grow over time, leaving you with a substantial enough fund to fulfill your retirement dreams.

So if you do decide an annuity is for you, be sure that you have enough savings left over in a diversified portfolio of stocks and bonds to generate some growth to protect your purchasing power from inflation and to provide a stash to meet emergencies and fund the occasional indulgence.

Problem is, you will also be leaving behind your hard - won income guarantee, and, given how fast you could be burning through your money, you might not have enough funds left to start over with a different plan.

With the monthly rent, the fuel, the child care, the groceries, the internet and phone bills and other every day expenses, there is barely enough money left over to put in an emergency fund, let alone pay for the damage of a disaster.

That would be enough to allocate funds to her branding strategy project with some additional money left over for social media tests, as recommended by the consulting firm.