Sentences with phrase «of dipping into it»

Taking title also gets you out of dipping into an owner's equity, at least legally, you can buy a house for $ 100 and sell it for $ 10,000!

If you were thinking of dipping into it for those Beyonce tickets, it might be time to reconsider.

With a cash value life insurance policy, you can access the built - up savings component instead of dipping into your savings.

So, instead of dipping into your savings or going into credit card debt this holiday season, why not redeem some of those credit card reward points you have been accumulating the rest of the year?

Scuba diving at Los Arcos can be the equivalent of dipping into a large aquarium... filled with friendly, tropical fish.

If you have a habit of dipping into savings from time to time, open a separate savings account at a bank you don't frequent, and keep your emergency funds there.

Based on your expenses, I would be leery of dipping into your savings at this point (even for the admirable cause of paying off debt).

Managed payout funds offered by Fidelity, Vanguard and others are sensible methods of dipping into capital.

When those events happen, instead of dipping into your emergency fund, you could instead use money from your sinking fund.

Finally, there's a financial move that may also be able to get you over the emotional hurdle of dipping into assets to fund retirement living expenses: buy an immediate annuity.

If you're having trouble with financing your new aquarium, there are certainly a few options short of dipping into the home equity line of credit which is something we don't recommend.

Instead of dipping into your savings, you'll already be protected by a plan that's customized to your driving habits and gives you quality service at our dealership with Certified and factory - trained Technicians that you can trust.

Although Florida has a reserve surplus of $ 5 billion dollars, the legislature has a history of cutting education funds and passing costs onto districts instead of dipping into reserves to fund schools.

Get it right the first time by determining the vision for using technology to teach (not test), and figure out the proper funding and other mechanisms instead of dipping into facilities bonds meant for other purposes.

The Institute seems constantly on the verge of dipping into spoof, though of what exactly is difficult to say.

The experience of dipping into a natural hot tub in the middle of a volcanic terrain is something that belongs on every traveler's bucket list.

The boiling is not only essential for getting rid of the toxins, but it also leads to the greatest baked fries you will ever have the pleasure of dipping into a bowl of ketchup!

Instead of dipping into a container of nuts, put one handful in a bowl for built - in portion control.

Years of dipping into their fund balance, pending arbitration payouts and dim prospects of generating revenue and raising taxes has city officials rattled.

Instead of dipping into the jar, scoop a small amount of food into a bowl and feed your baby from that.

It's a good consistency, but I really wish that this came in a different container, not a huge fan of dipping into a multi-use container.

The Gunners have long followed a policy of austerity as they coped with the cost of moving to the Emirates Stadium, yet the first signs of them dipping into the elite end of the transfer market came last summer with the $ 50million (Dh253.4 m) club record capture of Mesut Ozil.

The idea of dipping them into melted chocolate and then rolling then into graham cracker crumbs would be the supreme addition.

The boiling is not only essential for getting rid of the toxins, but it also leads to the greatest baked fries you will ever have the pleasure of dipping into a bowl of ketchup!

The region, whose sluggishness has negatively affected the global market, is at risk of dipping into its third recession since 2008.

I love spinach and artichoke dip and wanted to incorporate the flavors of the dip into a dish that could be served as a main course or side dish.

Good thing I put a generous portion of this dip into a bowl all for myself, that way no one would get mad at me from triple dipping and eating licking the bowl clean.

For the very brave there is always the option of a dip into the chilly waters of Blackfish Sound before a restorative soak in the hot tub!

The most eye - catching feature is the little contour at the top of the screen which houses the front facing camera and is essentially a little bit of a dip into the notification area.

Not exact matches

In short, costs are going up, order value is dipping, and there are a lot of returns to deal with, which eat into profits.

And since you probably couldn't afford to take a comparable salary at first, you also faced a variety of unappetizing choices like dipping into savings, or running up credit card debt, or borrowing money from your friends and family.

In fact, the network may now be tempting its millions of fans to dip their toes back into the most dangerous waters of the past crisis: flipping.

New car sales in Western Australia dipped back into the red last month after showing rare signs of improvement in August.

If you're considering dipping into your 401 (k) to fund your business, read this list of negative consequences before you decide.

In July, Butterfield and his team raised US$ 250 million following an earlier round of US$ 360 million that they reportedly have yet to dip into, pegging Slack's valuation at US$ 5 billion.

In May, the weather dips into the 70s, sending the majority of tourists packing and leaving much of the island for yourself.

Apple's stock dipped at the start of 2016 due to concerns over a slowdown in iPhone sales, though share prices have since rebounded into positive territory for the year amid investor optimism for the company's new line of products.

The current economic climate has led some folks to explore investing in franchise businesses, and significant numbers of them are willing to dip into personal or retirement savings to make the move.

For example, Under Armour only aimed to sell 96 pairs of 3D shoes when it dipped its toes into the market last month.

And while you probably would have to go through your boss (or, in the case of entrepreneurs, dip into your less - than - overflowing bank account) to get a raise or switch up your responsibilities, meaning is entirely yours to control.

With notifications you'll be dipping only into healthy fruits and vegetables (important emails) and leaving the rest of the «junk food» behind.

What we receive to take care of the horse per day does not pay for the actual cost, so I have to dip into the winnings.

The company has already dipped its toe into the consumer market; it has launched an Android tablet, the N1, which went on sale in January in China and days ago unveiled a «virtual - reality camera» - heralding it as the «rebirth of Nokia».

Just speaking of the basics, a line of credit, or revolving credit, is an amount of capital you can dip into when you need or let lie when you don't.

Note the trend since 2015 of diminishing year - over-year price gains that turned into actual price declines late last year (red columns) and took a bigger dip in March:

On the other hand, dipping its toe into the Twitter zeitgeist by wearing such a recognizable and funny hashtag gets a lot of people who long forgot about Jello to stop and think about Jello.

Mid-tier nickel miner Mincor Resources has dipped back into the red with a first - half loss of $ 1.89 million but says it beat its production and cost guidance, allowing it to declare an interim dividend of 2 cents per share.

Perth - based Western Areas has dipped into the red with a full - year loss on the back of depressed nickel prices and write - downs.

The lessons Fidelity (fnfv) is learning could give it a valuable advantage at a time when other big financial institutions are dipping their toes into the world of cryptocurrencies, which are together worth well over $ 100 billion today.

And these investors are dipping into some dogs of the market this year, such as telecom — 27 percent of million - dollar accounts said telecom was among the sectors with the most potential in the fourth quarter, up from 18 percent in Q3.