Sentences with phrase «not buying things»

It's all very well feeling virtuous because I'm not buying things for ME.

They are not buying things from you.

I'm all about paying your debts, and not buying things you can't afford.

The best advice is to avoid debt in the first place by not buying things you don't need.

You're not buying things in the same way — yet overall, you probably have more rights as under banking regulations you have a right to be «treated fairly» and this can be adjudicated by the free Financial Ombudsman Service.

Dividend investing really can make a person life better along with not buying things that don't add any real value to your life.

This is a bit idiosyncratic and personal: I'm sensitive to itchy fabrics and fitted jackets, so I'm careful about not buying things I won't wear.

Personally, I'm not buying things unless I know I'll get plenty of wear out of them.

Last year I definitely learned not to over do things, I broke the spending habit and feel better about my choices - namely not buying things I really do not need.

Yes, I have regretted not buying things while on vacation... I love buying a piece of jewelry or a scarf; small and such nice memories attached... I'll have to keep the Broad Museum in mind when we are in LA next!

Instead of thinking about the holiday season as a time to give things and receive things, we can practice non-harm simply by not buying things.

Also, you can save now by not buying things you won't need for several months.

This is what I get for not buying things like M&M's more often.

«Have all of those kind of official business things you do in a separate email address, where you're not buying things, and that email address isn't full of spam and things that you're accidentally going to click on,» he said.

Good credit card management boils down to making payments on time and not buying things you otherwise can't afford, he said.

It means driving the same car for many years, buying good quality items that would last a long time, buying second hand products when it makes sense, simplifying your life so you don't own random crap, and not buying things for the sake of buying them.

We just don't buy the things we bought back home.

It sounds so simple — don't buy things unless you really need them, don't replace items until they need it, go to community college instead of higher priced ones.

We don't buy things like: cookies, crackers, plant milks, plant yogurts, chips, juice boxes, candies, cereal, plant meats / cheeses, or really any processed / snack foods like that, which I find saves SO much money and has boosted our health SO much.

This method is also good because my mother never has to go shopping in the middle of the week and therefore doesn't spend money on impulse buying and doesn't buy things she doesn't need.

Also I don't buy this thing about not being able to sign top players when not in CL, MU and Chelsea signed top players last year despite not being in CL.

I don't buy this thing about him being 34 and having lost out to Bow... blah, blah, blah.

I would either just not buy things I wanted... or worse — I would put it on credit with the intention of paying it off.

Jamie (The Baby Guy NYC) will help you find the right baby gear during; Don't Buy Things That Suck and will be in charge of some of the giveaways at the end.

And the last tip: don't buy the things for your baby in a last minute, think things through ahead of time before your little one arrives, buy the necessary stuff and save more money.

Don't buy things that you know aren't ideal and will want to replace soon.

The best way to make sure you don't buy things that never get worn, is to assess your current wardrobe.

I've still been a bit nervous and other than an adorable pair of moccasins, I haven't bought a thing (which, if you know me, is so unlike me!

The older I've gotten (and the more I've been blogging), the more I realize I can't buy things because other people say I should.

I definitely don't buy things just because they're on sale, but I do love the thrill of the hunt and almost never buy anything full price.

I'm not going to link anything in particular here, because since I don't buy these things based off of past experience, I can't really vouch for their current quality.

I first spotted this in store a few weeks ago, but there wasn't a sale running and girlfriend doesn't buy things full price.

Personally I try to stay away from the super obvious trends and I don't buy things that I've seen on too many people, unless I'm obsessed with it and have to have it!

I don't buy things to fit a design, I just let the design take direction as I find pieces I like.

Too much to look through and I end up overwhelmed, not buying a thing.

Luckily I'm all set with ski gear etc although I do quite like the look of those boots in brown No no no must not buy another thing to pack!

I can't buy things on Amazon without a credit card, which I can't get, and I also couldn't read Kindle books on an iPhone, which I don't have, because I'm not in the US.

We don't buy things or services because we're told to, but because we trust that what the vendor has to offer will fill a need we have, or solve a problem we're dealing with.

I'm a Phanboy, and I wouldn't buy this thing for 249 OFF contract.

I wouldn't buy a thing like that.

And people just don't buy things that look and feel junky anymore, no matter how good their components are.

Do not buy things just because they are cheap.It is human nature to want to take advantage of a great deal, but do not purchase something...

Don't buy things just because someone tells you to A professor tells you to get the latest and greatest textbook, so you run off to the campus bookstore and charge it, convinced you're doing right by your education.

Don't buy things you wouldn't otherwise just to hit a bonus offer requirement.

Then a couple of months ago, for the first time in 45 years, he went into a Goodwill store for two whole hours and didn't buy a thing.

In other words, don't become impatient if you can't buy things right away.

I am not saying you should not shop around and look for the best prices but you should definitively think about how much you will save by not buying that thing.

As long as you have a budget or some type of spending plan and realize that getting 5 % cash back is peanuts compared to not buying the thing at all, you will not spend more with a credit card.

In other words, don't buy things if the sole reason you're doing so is to earn miles.

We don't buy things we can't afford, anyway.