Sentences with phrase «means lots of savings»

While there are lots of options, that means lots of savings, too.

Variable interest rates can be alluring — a low initial APR can mean a lot of savings in the first few years of repayment.

Settling for coverage with fewer features can mean a lot of savings on insurance payments

Not exact matches

Which means, there is A LOT of upside towards pre-tax retirement savings contributions!

In Greece's case at least, we haven't seen much wager - pinching growth, and they continue to try to increase their national savings as a percentage of their GDP to match Germany's again, and that just means there's not a lot of consumption or investment happening in the weaker parts of the Eurozone.

Lots of money in a big, fat savings account means you're covered and don't need more insurance.

But just because you don't have a lot of money doesn't mean that you shouldn't get to have great savings account options.

My understanding is a lot of Canadians have taken «savings» to mean literally — i.e. it's a savings account — and stashed mostly cash into it.

You may not think this means a lot but when you add up the savings they probably equal the cost of a nice meal out for two....

This means home insurance savings with a lot of time or effort.