Sentences with phrase «longer adding to your pile»

Simply put, with the nest egg model, you try to save enough money so that when you are no longer adding to your pile of money, the pile will be big enough that, with reasonable withdrawals, and barring a catastrophe, the pile will last longer than you do.

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However, as consistently working long hours is a pretty terrible idea for lots of other well established reasons (assuming your family is in a financial position to avoid it), there's probably no harm in adding one more possible drawback to the pile.

A long period of lacklustre wage growth suggests the only way households can satisfy their spending habits is to keep adding to Canada's record pile of private debt.

Pile up enough protein and veggies for several days and add roasted veggies or salmon (or try other proteins) to your salads, sandwiches and snacks all week long.

We would, at most, be adding modest amounts to the already huge pile we have to dispose of in the UK; that's currently likely to cost more than # 70bn to deal with, even if we can resolve the question of where in the country the huge hole that will have to accommodate it, long term, is to be located.

Affected vessels could take a long time to correct their journey or physically stop, which may cause the maritime equivalent of a motorway pile - up,» Dr Bonenberg adds.