Sentences with phrase «have the money set»

Income inequality is shocking, and 28 percent of all Americans over 55 have no money set aside for retirement.

That doesn't mean you shouldn't have any cash — Robbins says you should have an emergency cash fund that covers at least three months» salary, and you shouldn't start investing until you have that money set aside.

Assuming that you won't get paid for your time off, you might want to have some money set aside to sustain yourself over the break.

If you don't have money set aside for medical or health emergencies — or some type of critical illness insurance plan that covers all costs upon diagnosis — you may end up struggling with medical debt for years to come.

I also have money set aside in RRSPs for the future.

You have some money set aside to donate, but how do you choose an organization to support?

Sometimes, when money is tight, I will only buy the dirty dozen organic, and conventional for everything else, but that doesn't happen often, because I make it a priority to have money set aside for high - quality produce.

whilst they moved into the new stadium they had a set sum to pay back yearly so as not to incur penalties 25 mil i think.They had the money set aside for this.But what i keep asking is where did all that champions league revenue go, we could and should have done more with it.18 years roughly about 300 mil i would say.

Having some money set aside for unexpected household expenditures will help keep you from tapping into your last - resort emergency savings — or taking on credit card debt.

If you prefer driving older vehicles and have money set aside for repairs or to purchase another older vehicle as needed, you may be able to get by with liability - only coverage.

I was thinking buy too but we'll have to have money set aside for it when the time comes.

Almost half of Canadians don't have money set aside for emergencies.

If you do have money set aside to spend on your needs, or if you can borrow money from your relatives, friends, or even employer, do not even look at bad credit lenders.

To begin with you will almost certainly have to add money from other sources, but after something like half a year to a year, this account will be self - sustaining and you won't have to worry about even large bills coming up, because you know that you have the money set aside for them.

Having money set aside for these types of situations can give you peace of mind now and make a world of difference if and when you actually have to use it.

It's simply in your best interest to have money set aside specifically for when life's inevitable emergencies strike.

It is not a good idea to purchase a home without having money set aside in savings for routine maintenance and other projects that may come up.

Make sure you have some money set aside to pay the IRS as they have infinitely more power to collect their money than the credit card companies do!

No matter how carefully you stick to your budget, an unexpected home repair, a sudden illness, or a layoff can spell financial disaster if you don't have money set aside for emergencies.

You'll need to show a bank statement or other proof that you have the money set aside.

Do you have money set aside and specifically designated for long - term health care or assisted living should either or both of you become unable to live alone?

Although I have not signed up with you on your training course yet I will down the road, once I have some money set aside for it.

Having money set aside for unexpected expenses, especially those you may not want to share with Mom and Dad is just smart money management.

If you have money set aside for retirement, you may consider using this money as a down payment.

When the bills come due, you'll be glad to have the money set aside.

I have my money set up in various investment funds within these two accounts, most of it going to a 2050 Target Fund (any advice here?).

Be sure you have money set aside to pay for repairs, and always have a game plan to mitigate damage in the event of a catastrophic loss.

You will want to have the money set aside for this as repairs such as roof replacements and basement leaks can be very costly.

We believe that a healthy organization should have some money set aside for a rainy day, but if it has many years of income sitting in a slush fund, it may not be in dire need of additional donations.

Before you start sending extra payments, be sure that you have some money set aside in a «rainy day fund».

We now have the money set aside to pay for it.

If he has no money set aside, then other assets may have to be sold to pay taxes.

Hopefully you won't be hit by any cataclysms, but even if the odds of this are low, it's still wise to have some money set aside in a housing fund to cover increased costs.

You'll want to make sure you can pay your monthly bills and still have some money set aside for any unplanned events.

The idea of superannuation or «super» is to save money over your working life so that you have money set aside for when you retire.

If you have money set aside for «emergencies» that you only have to think about every now and then, you can make the decisions in the rest of your financial life without too much concern for them.

Having money set aside for the future makes me feel secure and prepared while knowing I have money saved and not having to worry about it makes me feel more free.

His face dropped when I asked him if he had any money set aside for closing costs.

One out of three workers have no money set aside for the future.

I have some money set aside for a purchase this week and now I'm not sure which one to buy.

This can be an effective strategy, but only if you have the money set aside already and can pay off the balance before the end of the billing cycle, otherwise you will be paying high interest rates.

I definitely recommend always having an emergency fund, and always having money set aside in that fund for your student loan payments.

More likely to own a home (21 % of pre-retirement debtors own a home compared to 17 % for Joe Debtor), slightly more likely to have some money set aside for retirement (50 % of debtors aged 50 — 59 have RRSP savings compared to 44 % for Joe Debtor), the pre-retirement debtor is struggling with the conflicting goals of saving for retirement, paying down debt and helping his remaining dependants financially.

That way, if you face an unexpected financial emergency — anything from a $ 1,000 car repair bill to a job loss — you'll have money set aside and won't have to resort to credit cards.

By having money set aside automatically, we eliminate having to make the «choice» to save it.

You'll rest easier knowing you have some money set aside for those just - in - case situations.

Planning for the future includes saving for school, getting the mortgage paid off, having some money set aside for retirement.

Have money set aside for the vicissitudes of life.

Do you have money set aside to use in case of an emergency?

You also need to have money set aside for complications during whelping.