Sentences with phrase «on borrowed money like»

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It sounds like something you don't need to worry about — what if I don't plan on borrowing money?

And so this «heavenly lottery» attracts countless thousands who even borrow money to support their evangelist and thus increase the chance of hitting it big like the folk they see on TV.

When approached with an offer from a Durham banker to cash his checks, the coach quipped, «The way the boys have been borrowing money from me on this trip East, it looks like I'll be seeing a lot of you.»

Controversy, on whether its wenger or mourihno who snubbed the handshake is the talk of the town.Clearly it was wenger but I like it that way, it was climax of the game for me, it made me buy beer to any one near me in the pub right now am queing in bank to borrow some money to replenish

You can always borrow a swing, or a jumper, or and exersaucer if you think you might like one before you spend a lot of money on something your baby might not like.

We've produced a how to guide for schools to inspire them to get started and we've been calling on the Education Secretary Nicky Morgan to get rid of red tape so that schools can borrow money for solar panels, just like households can.

(Payout is based on money earned from the total number of subscribers in Kindle Unlimited in a month, plus whatever additional money Amazon feels like throwing into the pot, divided by the total number of books borrowed.

Which is why indies can afford to skimp on things like developmental and copy edits while even borrowing money to get a good cover.

Like a credit card, you'll be able to borrow money against your line as often as needed as long as you don't exceed the limit on the line of credit you've been granted.

If this sounds impossible after all the cash you're planning to pour into your home purchase, shoot for keeping at least 10 % of your annual income in savings, and come up with a back - up plan if you need more, like borrowing from friends or family or withdrawing past contributions from a Roth IRA if you have one (you'll pay no tax or penalty on that money).

The loan you've co-signed for can show up on your credit report, just like any other debt you have... As a result, the loan you've co-signed for can increase the size of your outstanding debt — added to your mortgage, credit - card balances, car loan or student loans — when lenders are deciding whether to let you borrow more money.

This means that you can borrow the down payment from a friend or relative, or use a down payment gift program, like AmeriDream, that will give you the money for a free down payment on your home.

On a 30 year repayment plan, the payments aren't overwhelming (something like $ 450), and it's the cheapest money I'll ever be able to borrow.

You fill out the simple loan request form here on our website, including how much money you would like to borrow, your credit type, and loan reason.

If a few of the above describe your situation, then you're prepared to weather a setback like a layoff or illness, you've got good capacity to make debt payments (or to borrow money, if needed), and you probably have a good start on a retirement nest egg.

It's like borrowing your own money, since ultimately your refund will arrive and repay you for any payments you've made on the loan, and you break even.

Just like you can take out a personal loan to help pay off debt more affordably, you can also borrow money from the bank based on the value of your home.

Home Equity Line of Credit If you wish to use your equity like a credit card, you can receive a line of credit against which you can borrow when you need the money and make monthly payments on the balance.

You can borrow as much and as often as you like within your credit limit, and you only have to pay interest on the money you use — just like with a credit card.

Using leverage — borrowed money — to bet on equities looks like a bad idea right now.

But, depending on how much you borrow, it could mean for a difficult first few years out of college, especially if, like millions of other college graduates, you're having a hard time finding a job that pays enough money to allow you to live a decent life.

Borrowing money at the casino is like gambling on steroids: the stakes are high and your potential for profit is dramatically increased.

When a member first signs on, the Home Loan bank sets up a clearing account that works like a check book; when member banks borrow money, the FHLB takes cash out of this account and in return gives the borrowing bank stock that pays a dividend.

I also wonder about this question, and I would like to know if using covered calls would nullify the tax benefits of a «Smith Maneouvre» strategy (i.e. if i borrow money to invest in a stock AND writing covered calls on them, is my debt's interest still tax deductible?)

I am Mr Priscilla Gomez by name, i am a citizen of Texas USA, i have been looking forward for a genuine loan company for the past 5 months and all i got was group of scams who made me to trust them and at the end of the day, they duped me of $ 7000 without giving anything in return, all my hope was lost, i got confused and frustrated, i find it very difficult to feed my family, i never wanted to have anything to do with loan companies on net again, because i never trusted any loan company since i was scammed, so i went to borrow some money from a friend, i told him all that happened and he said he can help me, that he knows a loan company that can help me, that he just got a loan from them, he directed me on how to apply for the loan, i did as he told me, i applied, though i never believed but i tried and to my greatest surprise my loan was granted to me within 48 hours, i could not believe, i am happy and rich again and i am thanking God that upon this scams all over the places a genuine company like this still exist, please i advise everyone out there who are in need of loan and can be reliable, trusted and capable of paying back at the due time of funds to contact ([email protected]) and be free from scams on the internet.

Things like making financial decisions based on what our credit score would do or continuing to borrow money to keep up with the Joneses.

In general, a low score could mean you're declined on a loan or receive a higher interest rate, while a higher score allows for lower interest rates and better options when it comes to things like getting a mortgage and borrowing money.

I think the key learnings from the economic tumble are that: 1) we all need a diversified portfolio (and the closer we are to needing the money, the safer investment vehicle you need it to be invested in) and 2) we shouldn't build our financial futures on expectations (like borrowing way too much for a house because we «know» it's going to go up in value.)

We lend you the money you need using the securities in your account as collateral, and like any loan, you pay us interest on the amount you borrow.

While there are many different types of mortgage loans available, you might find it hard to borrow money particularly if you have a bad credit score (due to unpaid credit card bills and such like), are on a low income, only have a small deposit, or have lived in the UK for less than three years — all of which make owner finance an attractive option.

I decided on a tax refund loan since that feels like I'm basically borrowing my own money — I know the refund is coming, and even though I'll need to pay the loan out of my paychecks for now, I'm still getting it back in a couple of months.

Let young people borrow large amounts of money for an education that could otherwise be obtained for FREE on the internet (self research, self study, just like my homeschooling from grades 7 - 12).

Last I'll show what my model for this would look like, but if you aren't capable of stacking this up yourself, then you REALLY shouldn't be borrowing 10,000 to try to make money on the margin.

Conversely, bad debt is described as money borrowed to buy something that will depreciate in value, like Buddy using his credit card to borrow $ 2,000 for a new set of golf clubs (they're on sale!)

Then adulthood sets in and we realize that we don't actually get to spend all of our money on fun things like beer and pizza, and that the mark of being an adult has more to do with how nice we are to our future selves than how much we can borrow from them.

For example, the business may be able to borrow a greater amount of money from lending institutions (like banks) compared to what a sole proprietor may be able to borrow on his or her own.

Using this approach, rather than borrowing a sum of money on an annual basis to cover an annual premium payment, like you might expect, you typically finance a one - time, larger amount to fund a single premium life insurance policy.

The whole business is like The Hunger Games with those at the top often not honest about how they made it — ie inherited money, relied on a spouse's income, have a pension, assumed mortgages when possible and made money when property values increased — borrowed equity to survive, have rental income, or sold their own property, or have teams — actually serfs below them — or declare bankruptcy and start over leaving debt behind.

You may be able to borrow the money from a friend, family member, or from another source of capital like a home equity line of credit on your house.

Much like a conventional mortgage, reverse mortgage interest is charged on the amount of money borrowed.