MOST people aren't going to max those out every year and STILL
have enough money leftover to piddle about whether they should pay their mortgage off faster or invest more in other things.
You should create a budget even if you don't expect to
have enough money leftover to catch up on debts.
Not exact matches
He said schools
have an billion and a half dollars in reserve funds and
leftover monies from the federal stimulus program, which ended last year,
enough to cover the reductions.
You can also pay the current balance for a credit card before the billing period closes if you
have a surplus of
money at the beginning of each month and unsure if you might
have enough leftover to pay the balance in full if you wait to pay the bill closer to the normal due date.
If you didn't get
enough life insurance, your loved ones
would have leftover debts and no
money to pay for those bills.
You can save
money a bit at a time to hopefully
have enough money saved away for a rainy day (emergency funds) It is the definitely smart thing to do but many of us live paycheck to paycheck not leaving much
leftover to put away for savings.
If you didn't get
enough life insurance, your loved ones
would have leftover debts and no
money to pay for those bills.