Sentences with phrase «like actual money»

Cash is tangible with value attached to it, while a plastic credit card may not seem like actual money.

Not exact matches

For hardware products like the Triton gills, a certain amount of money will theoretically reward an individual funder with the actual product being described; for a creative project, a donor might get a download of an album or a subscription to a magazine.

Still, I feel like colleges should be steering students toward learning the ins and outs of smart money management through relationships with actual bank accounts instead of prepaid pieces of plastic.

Money as we know it is already somewhat virtual, since the pieces of paper and bits of metal that we use to pay for things don't have any actual value themselves — their only value is that they can be exchanged at stores for things that actually have value, like food.

What's likely to happen is that transaction clearing houses like Visa and Maestro will handle the transaction at the point of sale and then carry out the actual «underlying» money (in this case blockchain) transaction as they do today.

Then the housing crash happened and the Fed cut interest rates to actual zero, keep them there for 7 years and does something like 3 trillion dollars in quantitative easing, which is basically printing money and then using that new money to buy assets from the banks which is the kind of backdoor bailout essentially the Fed doing a kind of cash for trash for the Wall Street banks.

Furthermore, the Fed would like to adhere to the so - called «Taylor Rule» (in spite of Professor Taylor's protestations that it is misinterpreting and misusing his concept), a mathematical construct that purports to make monetary policy more «scientific» by establishing an arithmetic rule for varying the administered interest rate according to the variance of «actual from target inflation» (note that «inflation» refers to the change in a price index in this case, not the phenomenon of inflation of the money supply as such), as well as the variance of economic output from «potential output» (i.e, the so - called «output gap» is incorporated in the formula as well).

But just think how much more good could be done — how much more like the actual Jesus it would be — by spending the money that was spent to build (and now rebuild) this thing on the poor and hungry and to help the MANY unemployed Ohioans.

Could it be that the two sides are more like each other than we care to admit??? LOL, why didn't they put the money they used to put up the billboard to prove without a shadow of a doubt that it is a myth and nothing in the bible actual happened since it's all about reason and science so we can put all the speculation to bed.

Like I said once, twice or several other times, we could pay actual worldcalss players 100k and get the exact value for our money, even more value.

But it is illogical to to name players like Chamakh, Park and Sanogo in comparison with «overlooked» strikers who cost actual big money?

Just like the stock market sometimes reacts in a non pragmatic manner, but even worse for the UFC «rankings» because it is based on a much smaller group of actors who are not even investing actual money in their decisions / opinions.

The money flies like it's got actual wings — to your gym membership, running shoes, that fancy juicer, the organic meat at dinner — and that's just on Monday.

I think this is the actual definition of adulting - saving money on gifts for others and things you actually need, so you have more wine money... or something like that;) A lot of sales are still going on, so make sure you take advantage of them.

A free hookup dating site for young adults who can now spend their money on more important things like beer or the actual date

See if you do nothing like don't hang out with your actual sugar daddy, spend little time with him and few messages or calls but you ask for thousands of pocket money as your allowance, guess what your sugar daddy will think about this?

There are 0 ways to tell if someone are real or not real, and if you are wasting your money or not... MY best advice avoid dating agencys that have ukraine / russian girls, and use the dating app named Tinder instead... pay a little membership and select your city is example kiev / odessa / kharkov / moscow and then see who like you... when two people like each other they can chat and arrange a meeting... and actual i will be going to kiev in september and have 6 girls so far..

The writers — Chris Shafer and Paul Vicknair, in case you feel like asking them for your money back — are so up their asses about their overly precious concept they never bother to invest Him and Her with an actual reason to fall in love beyond «attractive».

Too late all game sites sell their reviews for money but they add some personal honesty in them the best reviews are the ones made by actual people not doing it for profit like when you go on gamespot there is a section for you to rate it and read what people thought about the game

We want you to be comfortable with our Safe and Affordable vehicles and we will be as transparent as possible in the vehicles actual condition, if for any reason you don't like the vehicle you have 5 days up to 150 miles to bring it back with a money back guarantee (Excluding out of State Purchases).

Also, with the coins sold in batches of 500 for $ 5 or 1,000 for $ 10, users can feel like they are getting a lot of the virtual currency to play with for little actual money.

Close in nature to concepts like Amazon Prime, in which members have a pre-determined number of ebook checkouts for one annual membership price, Freading allows libraries to allot patrons virtual tokens that are exchanged for borrowable titles, tokens that are bought with actual money by the library, as opposed to a flat subscription price for using the catalog.

But unlike Apple, which makes money from selling hardware, and Google's ad - based sales, almost all of Amazon's revenue is generated from sales of actual stuff made by others, stuff like ebooks.

It's tempting to fall in love with the idea of buying a stock and collecting the steadily increasing dividends every year — it seems like free money but in actual fact the company is just giving some of its cash away to its investors.

It's cleaner to use cash, so you may wish to sell a money market fund or near - liquid savings vehicle (like a cashable GIC) in order to have cash at the ready for the actual TFSA contribution.

Make sure you ask for renters insurance replacement cost coverage — Effective Coverage strongly encourages this because you don't want the depreciated actual cash value of your property — you want an amount of money that will allow you to replace the property with new of like kind and quality.

@Pete - an investment is like buying an actual part of the companies «assets» - it's your money getting put to work for you and you're taking an proportionate share of risk.

By sticking with actual data and avoiding the «Yeah, it feels like I had a good year» you'll be able to make the necessary course corrections to save the right amount of money in the upcoming year.

A demo account is not an actual account that you trade your invested money in; it is a dummy account that closely resembles what actual trading with the web broker is like.

More than just planning the actual trip and calculating a travel budget, Create Your Escape shows you how to do the necessary behind - the - scenes work, like convincing a potential travel partner to join you; reducing your possessions so you can store as few as possible; saving money for both your trip and a return fund that will keep you afloat until you land a new job; making a plan for how to tell family, friends, and coworkers about your trip; and more.

Like always the actual price of this product won't affect the score the end of this review too much, for two very distinct reasons: the first is that I get many of the games and products that I review on this site for free, and this I am not the best person to be judging value as I did not spend money on it, and second because I firmly believe that what I view as a good value for money may not be what you view as good value for money.

There is ZERO excuse for a major publisher like Capcom or Nintendo not ponying up the money to make actual games, as they have since the 1980s.

While we do have a game like Amiibo Tap free, Nintendo obviously felt the game itself is worth money too (and rightfully so, as it is an actual game, not a demo collection), and they aren't going to sell a digital game that you need amiibo for.

Both companies take what sounds like a hefty cut from the revenues these companies makes with their games that happen to use either DeNA's or Gree's services which, in turn, greatly lowers the actual money these companies bring in when they make a sale of a game.

Despite being somewhat negative about streaming of actual games, she's very interested in how the likes of Netflix and Amazon may enter the interactive entertainment space:»... you've got other giants entering the fray like Netflix and Amazon, who want to get into this business and have money to spend.

Getting back on point, I'll admit that purchasing games via digital distribution can sometimes make it feel like you're not spending actual money.

I'm really glad for reviews like this so I don't have to waste my money on rehashed shooters that have turned into more into DLC than actual game for EA and their shareholders.

While this game looks like fun, clearly they're more interested in having Oculus» money than actual players.

More than anything, its incredible to me that a magazine with «science» in the title could dismiss the actual scientific arguments made by skeptics in something like two dozen words, while spending thousands of words on yet another exposition on how much money the Koch Brothers sends to the Heartland institute.

You will also save money because those fancy coffee - like drinks are way more expensive than the actual thing.

It was not a disaster for those in support of limiting the actual and apparent corrupting effects of money (and judges» direct solicitation of that money from the lawyers and parties likely to appear before them), but perhaps the best possible outcomes would be either a 5 - 4 decision upholding the Canon or a narrow decision essentially carving out a First - Amendment - driven, mass - mailing - like exception to the Canon.

That may sound like bad news for taxpayers, but the high value of property and above - average income means that the state can collect a decent amount of money from property taxes while keeping the actual tax, which is a percentage of property value, fairly low — as of 2015 it had the sixth - lowest property tax rate in the country.

Debit cards may look like credit cards (even function like them, depending on your bank), but there is one key difference: debit cards draw actual money from your checking account.

If your bicycle is damaged due to one of the covered risks of your policy, like theft, for example, you will need to know if your insurance covers replacement cost, or actual cash value in order to know how much money you will get.

Replacement cost will give you money to replace or repair items, actual cash value will only pay the market value of the items at the time of loss, that's a depreciated value (like a garage sale price) and will never give you enough to replace the item.

This policy costs more, but it gives you more money than the cheaper car insurance policies like actual cash value coverage.

While this does sound like a much better deal over actual cash value coverage, it will cost you more money each month.

More importantly, since Venmo users can quickly change things like their name and profile picture, it's easy for hackers to impersonate users» actual contacts and trick them into sending money to the wrong accounts.

Ignore bitter naysayers like me pointing out that your paper gains don't exist until you've not only cashed out but finally succeeded in getting your actual money from the exchange, through the delays and withdrawal limits.

It seems that those good CREA, et al, bureaucrats who Realtors pay to promote Realtors to the public at large are falling down on the job by not reporting actual true benevolence whilst at the same time using up Realtors» money by trying to convince the public that Realtors are indeed benevolent folks via overpaying for goofy TV ads that make Realtors look like superficial lightweights catering to cartoon characters.