Sentences with phrase «into emergency spending»

If it was late, he warned, he'd simply stuff his cuts into an emergency spending bill and force the Legislature to vote for it or shut down government.

Gov. David A. Paterson said on Wednesday that he would unilaterally insert the rest of his budget proposal into an emergency spending bill due on June 28 if the Legislature did not reach a final budget deal with him before then.

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But it also looked at who's putting that knowledge into action, factoring in the percentage of state residents who held to good financial habits (like building an emergency fund), as well as bad ones (spending more than they earn or using payday loans).

By choosing to shop for cheap baby cribs, you can also enjoy the satisfaction of being able to put away the money that you would be spending on an expensive crib into more important things such as a future college fund, a savings account, or an emergency fund.

My journey into motherhood started with an emergency c - section and a newborn who had to spend the first five days of his life in the NICU.

The cycle went on for more than five years — Jose turning blue and barely able to breathe, Cota frantically strapping him into his car seat and racing through traffic, spending countless days and nights sitting in hospital emergency rooms.

The 1.6 million - member AFSCME is spending a total of $ 87.5 million on the elections after tapping into a $ 16 million emergency account to help -LSB-...]

I would suggest that the idea of «emergency 3G use» is a bit of a red herring unless you run into so many emergencies that you spend over $ 50.

I got a flat on my way home from work and need to transfer $ 120 from my emergency fund to my checking account to cover the expense, not, I'm going shopping and, according to the balance on my checking account I have $ 5,000 to spend, even though in reality $ 2,500 of that is my emergency fund and I risk dipping into it.

The money must be kept separate from your checking account or general spending money, or else you risk dipping into it and using it for purchases other than emergencies, and

Whatever you get from selling stuff goes straight into your emergency fund so you aren't tempted to spend it on more stuff.

If you are a careful money manager who fell into debt because of unusual circumstances (medical or veterinary bill, loss of employment or some other emergency) and NOT because you spent more on your credit cards than you could afford to pay off each month, then leave the accounts open.

Based on their spending patterns, Simmons suggests Jason and Jessica divide their cash this way: $ 3,000 for fixed expenses («the things that come out of your account whether you like it or not,» like housing, insurance, phone, Netflix); $ 1,000 in short - term spending for big purchases (like travel, puppies, electronics); $ 1,200 in long - term saving («money to be socked away into the nest egg,» she says, for retirement and emergencies); and, good news for Jason and Jessica, $ 2,800 left over to spend on everything else — that's groceries, gas, haircuts, tasty takeout, doggy toys, and whatever else they damn well feel like.

He also learned to plow his annual tax refund into an emergency savings fund, instead of spending it on vacations and other fun purchases.

If you wanted to, you could feel free to lump those «medium predictability» items into the emergency fund, but it just means you have to spend more time and effort thinking about the state of the fund.

So, if you have a general budget category called To Savings or maybe a main category called To Savings with a few different sub-categories like Emergency Fund, Vacation, Christmas, it means that the money is leaving your spending account to be placed into these specific separate «Savings Accounts» or «Goals».

An emergency fund is always critical but you have to consider the fact that many people get into credit card debt not because of emergencies but because of impulse spending which you hit on in your second point.

Pet Emergencies Invest the money you spend on toys and extra snacks into a fund for possible emergencies, and deposit a fixed amount into it every two weeks.

Lindsay Tanner is still talking about spending cuts, as if the emergency measures of the last week can be put into reverse in only a few months time.

Getting It Right After Things Went So Wrong Green moved into his 1,800 - square - foot Make It Right home in July 2009, after spending three years in a Federal Emergency Management Agency trailer on the same site.

That money would be better spent paying into an emergency fund, as short - term disabilities are much easier to self - insure than long - term disabilities.

Sure, you don't expect to spend your time in the doctor's office or hospital, but if you get sick or hurt on your trip, a trip to the local emergency room can run into the tens of thousands of dollars and a medical evacuation could cost over $ 50,000.

A lot of people know that they need this emergency fund, but trick themselves into thinking they spend less than they actually do every month.

You know it's important to set aside some savings for emergency home repairs, but it's equally as important to spend money now to prevent what can turn into future disasters.