Sentences with phrase «keep your spending in check as»

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I am fortunate enough now to not have to worry as much as I used to about how much we spend at the grocery store; but I hate being wasteful and I usually keep my spending in check (unless of course I am at Whole Foods while hungry, as another commenter said!).

As county executive, Astorino lowered Westchester County's property tax levy — and has not raised it since taking office in 2010 — and has kept spending in check while ensuring that essential services are delivered.

The groups called for a return to higher rates for top income earners, more spending on education and municipal aid — which they said would keep locally imposed property taxes in check — as well as increased oversight of several business tax credit programs.

(As an aside, it was because of my holiday spending last year that I decided to sign up for LearnVest to help keep my budget in check — you can read about my experience with the program here.)

For example, you would think that owing a lot of money to a lender would make students want to spend less, minimizing their debt and keeping things in check as much as possible.

As a student who isn't working, the focus of your plan is likely going to be on increasing your earnings while keeping spending in check.

Using strategies like the 0 % balance transfer, treating your credit card as a debit card and diving deep into budgeting will all help to keep your credit card spending in check.

While the two might be different in those terms, the best way to keep your credit card spending in check is to think of your credit card as a debit card.

You might also find simply tracking your spending in a notebook to be a viable on paper budget, or keeping close spending records and using your debit card or checks as you prefer.

Keep in mind that this tool will not incorporate things such as checked baggage fee waivers, and airport lounge benefits - it calculates value based on bonuses and rewards earned from spending.

That's not to say you shouldn't keep your spending in check, but you are more likely to reach financial freedom by seeking out more income streams as opposed to using coupons at the grocery store.

Keep it in a savings or checking account (or your underwear drawer), where you won't be tempted to spend it on everyday purchases, but where you know it will be for when you have that emergency (a broken TV doesn't count as an emergency).

If you want to have a more relaxing holiday option which will better fit into your holiday time period I suggest you check out the cost to fly to Uluru or Alice Springs, rent a vehicle and spend close to 2 weeks exploring the Uluru / Alice Springs area in a more relaxed manner as detailed in my article More Than Uluru: The Best Kept Secrets of Central Australia and you can see some great photos and stories of the area in TOP 7 Central Australian RED HOT Spots once you're done with Uluru!

It's a little different on how you select what you would like to play nowadays, instead of just a menu you now have Headquarters which is an interactive hub where you can select everything, for instance, if you go over to Major Howard you can select your daily / weekly orders upon completing these you will receive supply crates, armory credits or an XP bonus, you can also check your mail for any collectables that have dropped or go to the quartermaster to spend / purchase your CoD points along with spending your armory credits on contracts etc on top of this you have multiple other areas to visit such as training areas and prestige, I'm not going to go into too much detail, it's a nice touch keeping things more interactive instead of a boring menu we used to have back in the day.

While the two might be different in those terms, the best way to keep your credit card spending in check is to think of your credit card as a debit card.

We all agree on that keeping sale online allows companies to bring their handsets price in check, as it requires less spend than selling it in offline market.