Sentences with phrase «less of your paycheck»

These transfer payments leave less and less of the paycheck to be spent on goods and services, so markets shrink.

«We want to start right out of the box by doing an additional tax cut for the middle class because the best thing we can say to our middle - class brothers and sisters is, «You know what, government is going to take less of your paycheck every week.»»

Not exact matches

Third - party contracting firm benefits aren't only less generous, but the exorbitant Silicon Valley housing prices and rents make life as a contractor so difficult workers from contract companies often can't afford to elect a benefits package, because doing so will take too much out of their paycheck.

The month of April was no different, with our data showing small business owners hiring a bit less -LRB--0.1 %) and paychecks down (0.3 %) too.

This piece looks at the gender wage gap in athletics by comparing the paycheck of UFC female champion Ronda Rousey to those of male MMA fighters with less impressive records.

«The average American has less than $ 5,000 in a financial account, a quarter to a fifth of what you should have, and those aged 55 to 64 who have retirement savings only carry $ 120,000 — which won't last long in the absence of paychecks,» the survey reports.

I have a student loan coming in, so I don't have to worry about where my next check is coming from [student loans work differently in Britain — they're paid back as a percentage of future earnings once a certain income threshold is reached and are generally taken directly from paychecks like a tax, producing far less repayment anxiety].

The Paycheck Fairness Act pending before Senate «punishes employers for retaliating against workers who share wage information, puts the justification burden on employers as to why someone is paid less and allows workers to sue for punitive damages of wage discrimination.»

[6] In another recent Medscape report, nearly 49 % of employed physicians were satisfied with their income, which could reflect that even if they were making less, the benefits of a regular paycheck and possibly doing less work for the same money might compensate for not being self - employed.

When you file your tax return, if the amount of taxes you owe (your tax liability) is less than the amount that was withheld from your paycheck during the course of the year, you will receive a refund for the difference.

Wyoming residents are less likely to live paycheck to paycheck than residents in a majority of states thanks to a relatively high median household income and a manageable cost of living.

But the state's high cost of living means residents have less than 22 percent of their paycheck left after expenses.

Illinois residents are less likely to live paycheck to paycheck than residents in more than half of the other states thanks to a relatively high median household income and manageable expenses.

Even though the median household income is low in Louisiana, residents are less likely to live paycheck to paycheck than residents in a majority of the states.

Despite having the fifth - lowest median household income in the U.S., Kentucky is one of the states where residents are less likely to live paycheck to paycheck because the cost of living is so low.

A median household income that's higher than in more than half of the states also makes it less likely that Pennsylvania residents will live paycheck to paycheck.

But other living expenses are higher and take a bigger bite out of paychecks, leaving residents with less wiggle room in their budgets than in states with a lower cost of living.

Surely at least one of them is willing to sacrifice reputation, sanity and perhaps a paycheck to defend the man who was elected to lead the country less than a year and a half ago.

When employees are underpaid, they have less incentive to continue to work when other demands — becoming a parent, for example — cause them to weigh their costs of living against the monetary benefit that the paycheck would provide.

99.7 percent of the ~ 6 million companies in the U.S. have less than 500 people and they employ 50 percent of the 121 million workers getting a paycheck.

That was less than $ 111 out of each weekly paycheck.

I think that if the government were taking less out of our paychecks we would be more inclined to give to charities and other organizations that help others.»

A cut in consumers» paychecks — with the expiration on Jan. 1 of the payroll tax break established during the recession — might mean less traffic for many restaurants, or a reduction in the amount of money people are willing to spend on casual food.

I buy all of my organic non grain flours there for a lot less than what whole paycheck charges.

It is very hard for him, sometimes, to feel like he is «contributing» to the family because he doesn't have a paycheck to show for all his hard work, & because he feels the judgement of others who think he's less of a man for «making me work.»

With cute spring styles popping up everywhere it's tempting to blow my entire paycheck on crop tops, rompers and flirty heels... however, I'm heading to Paris in less than two months and I know I'll want to spend money there instead of at Forever 21 and Nordstrom.

Since the reported budget of this film (under $ 5 million) is less than the paycheck Neeson alone gets for a film, I doubt «a truckload of money» is what got anyone onboard.

And with a bank account overflowing with money from unknown, possibly illicit, sources, Wiseau's ignorance of the filmmaking process proves to be less a barrier than an opportunity for an equipment rental company to sell him a package deal, including a staff of filmmaking professionals less interested in making Wiseau's vision come to celluloid life than collecting a regular paycheck.

While Paramount's new tiered pricing relieves a little of that sting (The Tin Star sets you back $ 15 less than Paycheck), once these packages start getting recycled on subsequent video formats, the decision to supplement a dud like Paycheck just because it's new is going to give way to a misrepresentation of the studio's principles.

Cage may benefit from low expectations here, but he does give us enough of a turn to want to see more of this and less of the b - movies he regularly appears in for a paycheck.

It's difficult to imagine anybody involved with this project having real, honest conviction in the quality of the material (one hopes, at the very least, that this was just a paycheck for the otherwise enormously talented Kristen Wiig), and it's even more difficult to reconcile the film's tepid, warmed - over look and feel with Berman and Pulcini's still - great American Splendor, a film Girl Most Likely couldn't be less like.

Boulevard is that kind of film and while it will not supplant your favorite Williams movies (which is likely to include some combination of Hunting, Aladdin, Mrs. Doubtfire, Hook, Dead Poets Society, Awakenings, and Good Morning, Vietnam), you can appreciate the actor selecting something challenging and emotional like this over bigger, easier paychecks with less to say.

As the pay gap debate continues to gain steam in the wake of news that Michelle Williams was paid less than 1 % of Mark Wahlberg «s paycheck for the All the Money in the World reshoots, more details emerge about Wahlberg's deal over his fee.

He directs with a kind of detached soullessness, with less - than - seamless visual FX, perhaps with one eye on his paycheck.

... collect multi-millions of dollars through a check - off system that generates revenues directly from teacher paychecks (unless a teacher specifically objects),» and, a la the villain of Mac the Knife, «invest in the work of less - advantaged non-profits that ostensibly have entirely different agendas.

«I don't know of any executive director who is trying to pad their paychecks and in doing so is hiring teachers who are green or paying them less.»

The downsides of moving into traditional publishing are that I get paid less per book and I no longer have a monthly paycheck.

This has the dual benefit of investing more each year, but is also small enough that you are less likely to «feel» the increased amount taken out of your paycheck each pay period.

That is taken evenly out of the 26 paychecks per year, so less than $ 77 per paycheck leads to $ 2,000 in free money per year.

When it does happen, having that secondary income stream will certainly help to lessen the impact from the loss of a regular paycheck and make unemployment feel less stressful.

By law, lenders can not garnish more than 25 percent of your net paycheck, and they can not leave you with a weekly income less than 30 times the federal minimum wage.

When your money is automatically taken out of your paycheck, you're less likely to spend it on something else.

In exchange for a lump - sum premium, the insurance company promises to give you a steady, guaranteed paycheck for life (or a certain period of time, a less - common version of the product).

Also, check with your CPA and see if you can adjust your tax withholding so you have less money taken out of your paycheck.

This doesn't necessarily mean that you'll need to receive the same paycheck during retirement that you received your final years working, in fact for most people it is less, but that doesn't mean the quality of life changes for them.

Your goal every year should be to pay exactly your share of taxes each paycheck and not a dollar more or less than is required by law.

For example, the maximum amount that can be taken from a paycheck is the lesser of 25 % of your disposable earnings or the amount by which your wages exceed 30 times the federal minimum wage.

This is because payday loans are offered based on the strength of your monthly or bi-weekly paycheck and less on your credit history.

You could end up with more cash at the end of your paycheck by paying less on interest and shortening the length of your loans term.

Would I pay 6.2 % × $ 20,000 = $ 1240 on my first five monthly paychecks, slightly less on my sixth, and none for the rest of the year?