Sentences with phrase «not huge paycheck»

those are things I value not huge paycheck.

Not exact matches

I'm a huge saver (80 - 90 %) of every paycheck as an engineer but with this I can invest it as I see fit without regulations and not have any higher taxes to deal with later on (where I agree with you, taxes will be much higher in the future than it is now to address our spending problem... and more importantly our growing debt problem).

Even a couple hundred dollars could make a huge difference for people with no savings living paycheck to paycheck, who might not know how many hours they'll be able to work next week, he explained.

The Board are happy with Wenger They do not demand trophies just profit Wenger is happy with his huge paycheck and control over the team Wenger wants to do things his own way and is satisfied with Top 4 finish

There isn't a single moment to convince us this is more than a huge paycheck for each of these actors.

I want an ebook reader but until my paycheck doesn't bleed from how much I'm hurting it (stretching isn't that easy) Oprah can recommend the moon and it won't make a huge difference.

Just because the monthly payments won't break you doesn't mean it's a good idea to let car payments gobble up a huge chunk of your paycheck.

We can't wow our landlords with huge paychecks.

A case in point: Those who take on too much debt, can't get it paid off by retirement — and end up servicing huge mortgages and other loans long after their paychecks have come to an end.

These are a huge pain if you're not ready for them and you are living paycheck to paycheck.

Just because the monthly payments are manageable doesn't mean it's smart to let a $ 30,000 or $ 40,000 auto loan gobble up a huge chunk of your paycheck every month.

I realize that if everyone hopped on a bike, like I do every morning on my way to work, we probability wouldn't have created a large middle - class citizenry who got a sizable paycheck going to the factory and stamping out huge metal behemoths of one sort or another, year after year.

Instead, it's likely that you're overspending on other items or have hidden monthly expenses, like subscriptions, that you don't even realize are taking up a huge amount of your paycheck.

Either we're neck deep in social obligations or we're constantly grinding for a paycheck — either way we're not exactly eager to set aside huge amounts of time to work out every week.