Sentences with phrase «phone bills etc.»

Between money spent on gas, groceries, phone bills etc., spending $ 500 in 90 days is not that hard for most people.

Not exact matches

Some of the options you may want to consider are: getting rid of unnecessary bills (i.e. — magazine subscriptions, company mobile phones, etc.) reducing energy expenditure, or using a CVA to renegotiate contract terms in a cost - effective manner.

Ongoing, you may be responsible for the gas and electricity, trash, water, phone bills, etc..

Examples: Salaries, rent, phone bills, the cost of maintaining your website or online store, etc..

If your business - related bills (rent, phone, electricity, etc.) are due in early January but cover expenses incurred in the previous year, pull out the checkbook before the start of the New Year.

When you're calculating how much that would be for you, be sure to include things like rent or mortgage, utilities, phone bills, food, cable, health insurance, etc..

since we have such close quarters (1 bedroom apt in NYC) I often have to be VERY quiet in the next room while trying to clean up / prepare dinner / do phone calls for bills etc..

where can we find the answer to «are these democrats getting paid» but also whose footing the bill for them staying in wally world, food, phone, taxi, maybe gas in their own car, their entertainment costs etc. i would like to know whose footing these expences!

But, if you're on time with all your payments (rent / mortgage, cell phone bill, etc.) and you have some extra savings, maybe it's time to spend a little dough on yourself.

Once the language of algebra is understood, students can begin to apply to a host of interesting problems e.g. comparisons of phone bills, look at rates of change, in geometry, etc..

There are adequate storage spaces for sunglasses, mobile phones, fuel bills / toll receipts, coins, wallet etc..

The customer service rep. was talking to a customer on the phone that was unhappy about his bill for battery / cables, etc...

Just like the phone company has to recover all the sunk costs for switches, engineers, lines (or cell towers), billing systems, customer service etc., and so they charge you for the «free» phone call that bears no incremental costs, so the publisher has to recover their sunk costs in the ebook.

«I've made some changes these days to our phone bill, satellite service, newspaper delivery etc. ~ but BookBrowse is here to stay for me.

I like my phones to be a useful tool and the 9790 fits the bill perfectly: vg / excellent auto - focus camera, 720p vid, OS 7, thinner than 9780, 1.2 ghz processor, touchscreen, etc..

So if you are delinquent on several credit cards or bills (e.g. cable, cell phone, medical, etc.), you will have to negotiate a settlement with each one before you are out of debt.

Other bills such as tuition, utility, phone, cable, etc. generally are not lines of credit so they are not reported, but if you fail to pay and they are sent to a collection agency your score will be penalized.

With bill consolidation, you make only one monthly payment — a good idea for when you have five, or maybe even 10 separate payments for credit cards, utilities, phone service, etc..

Start by listing each of the debts you intend to consolidate - credit card, phone, medical bills, utilities, etc. - and what the monthly payment and interest rates are on those bills.

After a credit card, loan, cell phone bill, mortgage etc. is late for 60 days, it shows up on your credit bureau report and that delinquent payment will remain on your payment history for up to seven years.

@Mike — Bills (like electricity, your phone bill, etc.) are part of «spending.»

Make sure to add up all your fixed expenses (rent, insurance, television, phone, internet, etc.) and estimate your fluctuating expenses (utility bills, gas, food, etc.).

Unlike FICO, VantageScore considers recurring payments such as phone bills, utilities, etc. and takes into account 24 months of activity rather than the six - month period of FICO scoring.

We reduced our utility bills (phone, electricity, cable, Internet, etc.) by using these services more efficiently.

Like your mortgage for example, along with car payments, student loan bills, cable, cell phone bills, etc..

What's not included - utilities, cable bills, phone bills, etc..

While service bills (utilities, cell phone, gym memberships, etc.) are not always reported on your credit report, late payments will be — especially if the debt is sent to a debt collector.

Make sure to shop around for better deals on your recurring expenses (aka fixed expenses)-- better rates on your debt, lower insurance premiums, cell phone bill, home phone, etc..

You could add: 1) the Freedom Classic which offers 5X on rotating categories like gas, dining, groceries, etc.; 2) the Freedom Unlimited that earns 1.5 X on all purchases on an unlimited basis; and 3) the Chase Ink Cash, a small business credit card that offers superb 5X earnings on cable, internet, and phone bills, and office supply stores.

Most people have bills such as cell phone service, TV service, internet service, etc. that can be paid with a credit card for no fee.

I tend to do these projects at night when I'm not distracted by phone calls, etc.» Kelly says, «I personally have certain parts of the day that I devote to each task: phone calls and emails, billing, organization, client meetings, and drafting.

These include returning telephone calls; allowing clients to design their invoices; written service plans for major clients; client surveys; making it easier to contact attorneys by e-mail, home phone numbers on business cards, 24 - hour night service telephone answering, etc.; client status reports; the notion of «guaranteed» service or reductions in the bill; law firms adding value to their clients and educating corporate and business executives through newsletters, seminars, direct mail and websites, etc..

Your bills are also consolidated - one electricity bill, one gas bill, one phone bill, etc. (You can get these same benefits if you move in together without getting married, but without the legal safety net of marriage.)

Add up all your monthly bills (rent / mortgage, electricity, groceries, phone, comic book addiction, etc.) for the last twelve months (or at least get a good average, lazy).

They need to make enough money to cover all their policyholders» claims and pay their overhead expenses (staffing, light bill, phone bill, etc.), and if they're publicly held, still have enough money left over for their shareholders.

Selecting the right Income Replacement coverage will help you meet your regular financial commitments like rent, mortgage payments, groceries, cell phone bills, etc..

Or we can take our phone with us and pay bills, sent texts, emails, etc..

Make a list of all your monthly bills — phone, Internet, cable, gym membership, car insurance, etc. — and add them up.

This includes things like your driver's license, your passport address as well as your billing address for your credit cars, phone and electrical bills, television, etc..

So you need to tune into your prospective clients» needs and how the market is affecting them so that you will be able to entice them to listen to you on the phone, read your fliers and brochures, pick you over the other medical billing businesses listed in the phone book, etc..

This part of our pay is not to be used on transportation costs, car payments, car insurance, home internet, cell phone bills, etc..

General Office Administration (phone, banking, mail, bills etc.), assisted with personal (housekeeper, handyman) and business related issues, followed up with vendors, attorney, interior decorators and accountant.

The small company I work for (seven people) recently fired our VP (via phone, no less) and he trashed our office, stole contracts, payroll / billing files, employee files etc..

Then jump back to the front office filing, ordering test supplies, and acting as medical receptionist, doing billing and coding, charges, receive payments, greeting incoming patients, answering phones, etc..

How to Look at Time When you think of your time as DIPA vs. PSA (lead follow - up, showing property and writing contracts), and PPSA (making flyers, paying bills, meeting the home inspector, answering phones, etc.), you'll begin to see where your time goes.

Non-traditional credit sources, i.e. cell phone bills, rent, utilities, etc., can be used to establish credit for borrowers.

Other loan programs, such as USDA Rural Development and FHA, have flexible credit guidelines which allow borrowers with no credit score to build a credit history with non-traditional credit sources, i.e. rent, utility bills, cell phone bills, etc..

Many deductions are available to you for customer gifts and store gift cards too (Christmas, thank - you, birthdays, appreciation, pre-client, etc.), food / wine / entertainment, home office, office equipment / supplies, laptops / PCs, tablet / iPad, Audio / Video, cell phone / bill, etc..