Sentences with phrase «money taken away»

LAUSD has lost money for students it no longer serves; this is neither money promised to the district nor money taken away by charter schools.

Unable to work due to mental health difficulties or raising children — or having all their money taken away — victims become further shackled.

«Those who tell you that this is a hammer from above and we will either do it or we will have our money taken away from us are either they didn't read (the report)... or they read it and they are purposefully misleading you,» she said.

As with Ryan, it's not whether the player is «worth» that money — it's what paying a single player that money takes away from your roster in other areas.

The state just has to give back the money it took away from the MTA.

Not exact matches

«It's easier to not spend the money if it's taken right away,» he says.

Save me time or money, or make me more productive, and it's going to take a very substantial and persuasive argument to make me walk away.

-- taking money away from other charities.

Retirement should come first, but you can divert money into these other goals by saving more when you get a raise, stashing away windfalls and taking advantage of changing expenses.

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One smart thing we did at the recommendation of my capital access team: we could have taken the money out slowly with some fee reduction, or just eliminate fees right away.

Research shows that fearing or accepting risk is a behavior people learn, and people who've grown up in households that are always one paycheck away from eviction are less likely to have learned to take risks with their money.

«When you get something like that taken away — it's my livelihood, how I make my money, how I do everything.

The SBA helps lenders to give more money to entrepreneurs by taking away some of the risk.

«We helped a lot of people and gave away a lot of money, but it took too much of my time and too much time to raise the money.

Building a startup is exactly like that, except take away the fancy parties and the groupies, not to mention the pranks, easy money and the drinking.

Jokowi said not using the state budget for the rail project in heavily populated Java meant money wasn't taken away from infrastructure projects in other parts of Indonesia, a sprawling archipelago.

Uber, meanwhile, is taking flak for enabling unlicensed drivers to take money away from those who are playing by the rules.

I felt like if I took that bigger job, there would be no way I could break away from that money train.

The prosecutors in Campos are sending a message to Brasilia that it should tread carefully if it tries to take its oil money away.

We call this «true wealth» or «all that money can't buy and death can't take away.»

He says the symbolism is valid because it targets the «differential treatment of debt» and how money has influenced politics such that «big borrowers got their debt forgiven, small borrowers got their houses taken away from them.»

Then a parade of horribleness ensued when four gut - punches took the market down, making the «Mad Money» host even more inclined to warn investors to stay away from oil stocks.

Crowdfunding sites are a deft way to handle a whole host of «just starting out» problems, starting with raising money without taking out a loan or signing away your ownership to an investor.

«Basically, if you take away the possibility of money laundering and tax evasion, its actual uses as a transaction vehicle are very small,» the former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said.

The social mission at Life Is Good's core doesn't take away from its efforts to make money.

Finally, avoid taking money from family members who might scare away future investors.

With traditional 401 (k) s and IRAs, you put away money for retirement tax - deferred, then pay taxes when you take out money.

Veteran venture capitalist Kevin Kinsella has a message for fast - growing startups: Take the money and run — far away from Uber.

«All too often, tax breaks aren't worth it because you're taking money away from other things that matter to all the other employers,» said Greg LeRoy, executive director of Washington, D.C. - based Good Jobs First.

«Look at take home pay versus expenses, if the difference is $ 300, put that money away,» he said.

Take steps now to reduce your current expenses and stash away extra money into an account.

The event touched on a lot of points and trended on twitter, with the main take away being: the way companies raise money is changing and it's to everyone's benefit.

When you start blogging on the side, it takes away the pressure to make money and allow you to really focus on creating good content for your audience.

Yes, publishing may be distressed — but the TV / video path forward is chockful of competitors too, taking money and customers away at every opportunity.

The main thing I got out of the book is looking at assets as putting money in my pocket and liabilities as taking money away.

I treat all government tax deferred programs as write - offs since the Evil Empire can easily take all our money away to fund their egregious spending.

I've seen parents put money away into a 529 plan, then run into financial difficulties, causing them to withdraw those funds and take the huge 10 percent penalty.

If you have the time, ability and money to engage in those types of marketing programs to generate leads, I suggest you take advantage of them (as long as it does not take away from your selling time.)

Having just helped consumers keep more of their money by passing tax reform, it makes little sense to take it away via higher costs,» wrote Koch.

Those data are namely 1) the recent rally in stocks, 2) the recent improvement in the ISM (formerly NAPM) surveys, and 3) the substantial string of Fed easings «in the pipeline», which have accelerated growth in broad money such as M2, and 4) the likelihood that inventories will stabilize, taking away the biggest negative factor currently pressuring GDP lower.

Employers are taking whatever money is in their business accounts and squirreling it away — preferably abroad, or at least in foreign currency.

Of course, crypto startups could also raise money by selling equity to venture firms, but that takes away some of their upside, and that's how the SAFT has perhaps pulled away from other competing standards.

He said that essentially, the FICA withholding being taken away from workers paychecks is really just a concealed tax, that it was to cut taxes on the rich, and so there really isn't any money to pay social security and he would like to stop it right now.

You started saving early to take advantage of the power of compounding, maxed out your 401 (k) and individual retirement account (IRA) contributions every year, made smart investments, squirreled away money into additional savings, paid down debt and figured out how to maximize your Social Security benefits.

Here are 3 rules for you to take away today for future investments: # 1 Don't lose money # 2 Don't lose money # 3 Get rich for sure If I don't understand it, I don't do it.

I don't want to feel the pressure of trying to make money online because it really starts to take away the joy of writing.

Taking market share away from Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley raised $ 3.3 billion in eight Nordic deals, more money than any other investment bank, for a 14.7 % market share in 2013, according to Dealogic.

Winston challenges young people to think about saving and investing as not taking money away from what you want, but instead giving it to yourself.

Going to great lengths to sell a man something he does not want is a clumsy way of trying to get money — it is much simpler and just as honest to knock the fellow on the head and take the money away from him.