Sentences with phrase «financially smart move for»

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And if it looks like 2019 is not a financially smart decision for them, then they will move on from the Raiders.

If you want to move within a year or two, the closing costs for the new mortgage may postpone the break even until after your move date; that wouldn't be a financially smart decision.

So the idea is to borrow within limits, within what's wise and what's smart and comfortable for you and which you can readily repay, like if you see yourself only paying minimum payments on anything, whether that's student loans like I did — not a smart move — whether that's barely getting by on a mortgage, say maybe an interest - only mortgage where you're not making principal payments, or of course, on credit cards where you're only financially able to pay minimum payments.

That means you stop paying interest for that time period if you move your balance from Card A to Card B. It's actually a pretty smart move, financially speaking.

A smart move is to have a Term policy with a high face amount for the most financially volatile years.

(I know this is not a financially smart move, but it a result of being laid off for a few years and now working part time at a reduced pay).