Sentences with phrase «flow out of their bank account»

«Implementing a pre-authorized contribution (PAC) plan allows individuals to treat savings like any other bill, having funds automatically flow out of their bank account and into a registered retirement savings account.

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The Canadian dollar accounts for only 2.2 per cent of total foreign currency trade flow in a given day, according to the latest major trade volume report put out by the Bank for International Settlements, whereas the U.S. dollar comprises 45.1 per cent and the euro 19.4 per cent.

Not Creating And Following A Budget Many of the people that get into unfortunate financial situations often do so because they are unaware of how much money is flowing into and out of their bank account on a monthly basis.

Where reported earnings reflect myriad accounting decisions, cash flow is the amount of cash that actually flowed into, or out of, a company's bank accounts as a result of its operations.

You see, each time you withdraw from or deposit into individual securities or from your bank, that money flows into and out of your account's cash balance.

Because financial institutions know that the funds deposited will remain at the bank for a set amount of time, interest rates are generally higher than other types of deposit accounts, such as savings or checking accounts, where money can flow in or out at any time.

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Thus, you have it that this system guarantees that MORE money will be flowing out of the pockets of the consumers and straight into the bank accounts of Big Oil.

Whether you're an investor looking to turn a profit or just an average Joe seeking to supplement your retirement, there's nothing more appealing about renting out your property than watching a steady stream of income flow into your bank account.