Sentences with phrase «pay all of your bills once»

Before you get divorced you have to make sure that you will have the ability to bring in enough money to live and pay all of your bills once your divorce is over.

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Once you get a business credit card, use it regularly to make business purchases and pay the bill on time — ideally in full — to build a history of using it responsibly.

T - Mobile, once again, paced the wireless industry with 1.4 million net new subscribers, of which 1 million were of the postpaid variety, who pay monthly bills and are the most valuable customers for wireless carriers.

Once the bills are paid in full, you receive another shot of cash as the factoring company pays you the remaining balance minus a small fee.

In the past, Wellard had used suppliers as a source of credit, according to a former supplier, who said they once waited 10 weeks for a $ 10 million bill to be paid.

She also proof - reads Tim's essays before he submits them, helps once a week at a local Mother - and - Toddler group, does the family bookkeeping and pays the bills, hosts a cold lunch on Wednesdays for any short - term office visitors (and periodically for all colleagues and their families), and hosts a church house group of about 10 - 12 people, starting with a full meal, on Friday evenings.

We bill insurance for you and promptly reimburse your costs, per the terms of your insurance contract, once insurance pays your claim.

The proposals, including in the enterprise and regulatory reform bill, will require a majority of shareholders to approve pay policy and exit payments before they are approved in a vote taking place at least once every three years.

This state pays much more to the federal government than it gets in return, and I urge Congress to do the right thing by passing this bill and helping to level the playing field between New York and the rest of the nation once and for all.»

Lander and other supporters of the bill, including Councilmember Costa Constantinides, are putting bags in the hands of New Yorkers — perhaps persuading some folks who are reluctant to pay for a once - free plastic bag.

And, for people who can't pay their entire bill at once, or at all, it means talking to the hospital about a payment plan or even a write - off of some costs under their charity care policy.

My work self — which carries through to home when I'm working Mon - Fri — gets up at 5.45, runs (okay, walks with bursts of running) for an hour, eats three healthy meals a day, files her paperwork once a week, does her laundry twice a week, never pays a bill late or misses a birthday, changes her sheets Wednesday and Saturday, and is on first - name terms with her dry cleaner, seamstress, and cobbler.

To enjoy all the features provided by BDSM.com, you should choose a paid membership, as follows: Silver Membership: • $ 19.95 for one month of membership; • $ 11.99 per month for 3 months of membership, billed once at $ 35.97; • $ 8.95 per month for 12 months of membership, billed once at $ 107.40; Gold Membership: • $ 29.95 for one month of membership; • $ 14.99 per month for 3 months of membership, plus an additional 1 month for free (so you get a total of 4 months), billed once at $ 59.97; • $ 8.95 per month for 12 months of membership, plus an additional 6 months for free (so you get a total of 18 months), billed once at $ 161.10; Paid memberships provide extra features in comparison with free standard membership, so you will have more to enjoy on this spaid membership, as follows: Silver Membership: • $ 19.95 for one month of membership; • $ 11.99 per month for 3 months of membership, billed once at $ 35.97; • $ 8.95 per month for 12 months of membership, billed once at $ 107.40; Gold Membership: • $ 29.95 for one month of membership; • $ 14.99 per month for 3 months of membership, plus an additional 1 month for free (so you get a total of 4 months), billed once at $ 59.97; • $ 8.95 per month for 12 months of membership, plus an additional 6 months for free (so you get a total of 18 months), billed once at $ 161.10; Paid memberships provide extra features in comparison with free standard membership, so you will have more to enjoy on this sPaid memberships provide extra features in comparison with free standard membership, so you will have more to enjoy on this site.

open minded with toons of personality.I enjoy shopping and reading.every once in a while I might stop by a upscale club but other than that I work and pay my own bills ☺

Dr Rebecca Allen, director of think tank Education Datalab, said schools were looking at a bill in the region of # 400 million once costs of paying a teaching assistant to oversee the breakfast club were included.

Although teachers have «unitary dues» where they pay once for national, state, and local affiliates, the state and local portions of the bill vary greatly and can be quite significant.

Prior to Act 10, employees could negotiate with their employers to contribute some or all of any statute - mandated employee share of retirement benefits.42 The bill eliminated that option, forcing employees to pay half of retirement plan contributions — which totaled 5.8 percent of teachers» salary for the 2011 - 12 school year — once collective bargaining agreements expired.43 Act 10 also set minimum employee contributions for state health plan enrollment, while in the past, teachers could negotiate for their employers to cover a greater share of costs, potentially in exchange for smaller salary increases.44

Every once in a while, Ferrari builds one - of - a-kind cars for loyal customers who can afford to pay the bill.

Summers are always slow, then things ramp up once the back - to - school and end of summer bills are paid, or so it seems.

The difference between a charge card and a credit card is that while credit cards allow you to carry a balance and pay it over time, charge cards require full payment at the end of every billing cycle once a statement has been issued.

Your credit score is one of the most important numbers is your life, I found that the hard way when i tried to purchase a house... Definitely check your score once a year, make sure you keep a low balance on your credit cards, and of course pay all your bills on time

With a few changes here and there you may find that bill paying is not as terrible a chore as it once was, and new habits formed may actually save you thousands of dollars.

Instead of having a bunch of pesky payments, all due on a different day of the month, at different payment amounts, with different interest rates; you only pay one bill, once a month on the same day, at the same amount, and at the same interest rate.

Once you've done this, pay all of your bills on time, from here on out.

Each bill should be very easy to pay once you go through the initial step of setting up payment information for every account.

What I'm doing is just dollar cost averaging once a month using what I have left over after my bills are paid... plus it spreads my investing money out over time instead of just lump summing a ton of money, just in case the bottom hasnt come yet.

Once you have demonstrated, to yourself and others, that you can pay your monthly bills on time and save consistently over a long period of time, then consider adding a credit card again to the mix.

Once you completely pay off your balance you can get your grace period back, but it may take a couple of billing cycles.

With Bill Pay, you can pay bills individually (or many at once), schedule payments for the date of your choice, set up recurring payments, and sign up for paperless eBilPay, you can pay bills individually (or many at once), schedule payments for the date of your choice, set up recurring payments, and sign up for paperless eBilpay bills individually (or many at once), schedule payments for the date of your choice, set up recurring payments, and sign up for paperless eBills.

This is not going to be all at once, as I still plan to pay bills at ING for a couple of months while I move things over.

Once some of your bills are paid off and you have extra money each month you can spend a bit more freely.

If your utility providers offer the option of adjusting your due date, consider aligning all of your due dates so you only need to pay bills once per month.

Once that happens you are no longer paying a variety of bills with monthly amounts.

While I'm a major believer in dividend investing, there has always been one major problem: most of us pay our bills on a monthly cycle, yet our dividend cheques arrive only once per quarter.

Once you are registered, you can add and delete payees and have complete flexibility to pay your bills with a few clicks of a mouse.

Military Service: Individuals can learn a skill / trade while earning decent salary / benefits, use programs like Tuition Assistance (government pays 75 % of costs) while on active duty, and the GI Bill once separated from service, all with the added bonus of serving your country.

Once the money is in the account, you can either pay the $ 100 bill directly using your HSA debit card, or if you prefer, take the $ 100 back out of your HSA and pay the bill with your personal credit card or debit card, etc. (This way you can still get the points on your preferred credit card.)

Once you know the amount of money you owe and to whom you owe it, you can better prioritize your bills and set a budget that allows you to pay all your creditors accordingly — and, most importantly, on time.

Is it becoming harder for you and your loved ones to have any sort of social life because you have no money left once all of your bills and expenses are paid?

Having a payment plan makes facing a pile of medical bills a lot easier than thinking about trying to pay off large balances all at once.

The key is to take on responsible credit habits — paying your bills on time, using a small percentage of your available credit, and simply not applying for too much credit all at once.

Once approved, your loan will carry either a competitive fixed or variable rate of interest, and you may choose a monthly payment date that suits your bill - paying schedule.

I tally all expenses by category from the credit card bill — usually once a week or so — and of course I budget the amount to pay off the balance weeks in advance.

According to Bankrate.com, the No. 1 cause of debt is essentially making less money than you once did, but having the same bills to pay.

Once you have begun the process of building business credit it is important that you are diligent about paying your bills by or before their due date.

Interest here isn't that relevant, as the amount of cash you'll have in it should be relatively limited as money in bills accounts tends not to stay there too long once paid in.

Paying less because you pay it once a year is common, since there's work involved in billing, tracking payments, and all of the other associated processes that go into sending someone a bill.

Set up Pay To accounts once and schedule recurring or one - time bill payments from your checking or money market accounts or from your Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC).

Ideally, those things should only be purchased once you have the capital to pay off your bill immediately at the end of the month.

Once you know the amount of money you owe and to whom you owe it, you can better prioritize your bills and set a budget that allows you to pay all your...