Sentences with phrase «mean saving money in the long run»

Search for the right plan and the right deductible, and that could mean saving money in the long run, regardless of your credit score or how it's taken into account.

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Sure, fans won't get as much excitement as they did in the past from Sky Sports» Deadline Day, however they'll most likely be thankful for it in the long run, as it means their clubs are much more likely to save money, and have a lesser chance of being ripped off by other clubs for players they don't always necessarily need.

This means that may get to completely forego a dresser all together which will save you even more space and money in the long run.

However, for the weeks and months that my grocery budget is a little more loose, we buy in bulk whenever we can and it saves money and means less trips to the grocery store in the long run.

This means you could potentially save money on your bottle and sippy cup investments in the long run.

A larger towing capacity means that you can carry more cargo per trip, and that can save your business time and money in the long run.

It means you'll pay more out of pocket if you need to file a claim but most of us will save money in the long run anyway.

* This transaction limit is a Regulation D rule put in place to encourage people to save their money — so in fact, it's meant to help you in the long run.

Over the long run, this means you'll save a lot of money in interest payments, and technically helps you pay off your loans faster (since higher interest rates increase your balance, potentially adding extra time to your payment schedule).

Of course, many students may not have the means to make such payments while in school, but if you can, you may save yourself a lot of money in the long run.

This means that will also need to feed your dog larger quantities of low quality food to get the same nutrition as a smaller serving of premium food, so you may actually be saving money in the long run by buying premium, quality foods.

This means that if you know you want to have dog insurance, getting your dog enrolled when they are younger (and less likely to have preexisting conditions) will save you money in the long run.

My mother used to say it to me, and it took me many years to understand what it meant: It meant that saving money buying low - quality goods costs more in the long run than buying real quality from the start.

That means catching conditions before they worsen — and potentially saving you a lot of money in the long run thanks to early - stage treatment.

Getting a policy now means I'd save a lot of money in the long run if and when I do decide to get life insurance — and even if I never get married or have kids, it's clear there are a lot of other reasons to have it.

Higher scores can also mean better interest rates and loan terms, and that can save you a lot of money in the long run.

A lower interest rate means a lower monthly mortgage payment, which can save you money in the long run.