Unfortunately, there isn't a set «list» regarding items that fit into these two boxes, but it's assumed that sticking closely to
obvious work expenses is the safest way to go.
Not exact matches
And I guess that's the real point for me: in politics and life you have to grab your chance, and the
expenses scandal, the feeling that politics isn't
working and the
obvious point that whatever the question Cameron is not the answer — gives us that chance.
It is too much of a admin
work and will result in additional
expense ratio with no
obvious benefit to the retail investor.
Beyond the
obvious final
expenses, the financial strain on a family can be significant, even if the deceased spouse wasn't
working.
Beyond immediate and
obvious expenses, you can also provide a financial cushion for your dependents, whether it's money so your spouse doesn't have to worry about
work and can focus on the kids, or you want to make sure the retirement fund is filled when you're not around to make contributions to it any longer.
The most
obvious is money: when you're young, you have a lot less money to
work with, so you look for reasons to cut
expenses from your monthly budget.