Sentences with phrase «money hurts in the long run»

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«If you make more money when you are right than you are hurt when you are wrong, then you will benefit, in the long run, from volatility [and the reverse]» Nassim Taleb

I know that the one time fee will hurt but in the long run it could save you quite a bit of money.

This hurts publishers because they make less money, it hurts writers because they can not share their passions through the largest outlets, it hurts readers because it could have chilling effects on the quality of writing in the long run, and it will almost certainly cement Amazon's long - term dominance.

Even if I thought I could make some money from this (which I don't), it would have hurt me in the long run.

Putting a big expense on a low - interest rate credit card might save you more money at the time, but it could hurt your credit score in the long run by increasing your credit utilization.

While borrowing money to finance a home for your family or a college education can be a smart move that pays off, and even an «investment» in some ways, borrowing money to finance a brand new smartphone, a vacation, or a new pair of shoes — which is exactly what you're doing if you're carrying a credit card balance — will only hurt you in the long run.

It might save money in the short run, but not taking time off to properly heal when you're hurt can have long - term implications that can cost you.

I know it hurts to walk away when you already poured good money into the deal (I've done it myself with an underground oil tank situation), but that may be the cheaper solution in the long run - or at least the solution that lets you sleep better at night.