Sentences with phrase «means sticking to a budget»

For most, this means sticking to a budget, living within their means, relying on credit less often and, of course, getting out of debt.

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You may think that saving money means you need to make a budget and stick to that budget by meticulously tracking every purchase you make.

I'm hell - bent on sticking to my grocery budget this month, which means by the end of the week its slim pickings in our kitchen!

In 1970 Matra wanted Tyrrell to use its own V12 engines, but since the Cosworth DFV was so good (and also because of budget reasons) the team stuck with Ford, but that meant it could no longer use the Matra chassis.

And that means that with this budget we can stick to the path of deficit reduction, increase capital spending, and still find ways to help families.

To stick within the two degree target, this means the budget for carbon dioxide emissions ends up being less than the original 1000 billion tonnes.

The infamous DRM measurement has been in yesterday's PC release of Sonic Mania, meaning those hoping to play on their PC when their internet goes down, while they're on a budget airliner, the back of a car or vacationing out in the sticks are now out of luck as it requires Steam to be logged in and operational before it'll boot up Sonic Mania.

However, sticking with the manual does mean you'll have to make do with those so - so fuel economy figures we mentioned earlier, so we're more inclined to recommend the automatic transmission if your budget stretches that far.

Budgeting — You stick to a tight budget, do not use any more credit, live within your means and pay off the debt through monthly payments.

They will help you learn to both make and stick to a budget, which over the long - term means credit rating improvement.

If you can stick your plan and avoid these budgeting pitfalls, you'll be well on your way to regaining control of your finances and living within your means.

Stick to your budget and live within your monthly means.

If you've never heard those terms before, in short it means this: a tightwad is much more particular about how and when they spend money for anything, whereas a spendthrift will buy just for gratifying the feeling of buying as the concept of sticking to a budget is not in their mindset.

It might be hard at first, but then it will become a lot easier to stick to a budget and live within your means.

That means making your student loan payments on time, sticking to a budget and avoiding building up credit card balances.

This means making and sticking to a budget.

Set a budget and stick to it, even if that means changing your lifestyle.

In order to stick to your budget, which in general means sticking to only the necessities until you can pay off what you owe, you have to avoid impulse buys and shopping urges.

Sticking to a budget while saving toward financial goals doesn't mean you can't splurge a little.

After crunching the numbers, your debt pay - off strategy may include putting extra money toward your loans each month, which means creating and sticking to a budget that supports that goal.

The infamous DRM measurement has been in yesterday's PC release of Sonic Mania, meaning those hoping to play on their PC when their internet goes down, while they're on a budget airliner, the back of a car or vacationing out in the sticks are now out of luck as it requires Steam to be logged in and operational before it'll boot up Sonic Mania.

The Frugalwoods family sticks to a tight food budget, which means that very little gets wasted and they try to grow as much as possible.

Yet, ultimately, you will avoid more debt and stop spending beyond your means if you and your spouse create a budget and stick to it.