Sentences with phrase «paid buckets of money»

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However, it's unclear whether Nader — best known for pushing seatbelt legislation in the U.S. to save lives — is willing to assist the Facebook user in his campaign to pay as little money as possible to ingest large buckets of sugary beverages and contract diabetes.

A good place to start in finding the right amount of money to set aside in your control bucket would be about 30 % of your take - home pay.

Stringer said he's identified «buckets of money» that could help landlords pay for replacing old boilers.

«We do actually have many needs - based criteria in the existing funding formula and, of course, looking at any ways we can improve that in to the future is something that I will do, but there is not a bottomless bucket of money there and there is particularly not going to be a bottomless bucket of money if we're spending it and yet not seeing improvements in student outcomes so, that's what we've got to be having a look at, what is working and how do we invest more in the things that are working to make them pay off in the future.»

Preparing to pay for a college education doesn't have to come from one bucket of money.

Bucket # 1, Immediate cash / day - to - day expenses **: You'll need an accessible, readily available source of money to pay for revolving, everyday expenses and monthly bills, like groceries, utilities, your credit card bill, etc..

Fundamentally, LTCI provides a «bucket of money», when qualified for benefits, that can be used to pay for covered expenses that medical insurance does not cover.