Sentences with phrase «pile of cash over»

Regardless, his 50 % ownership of «The Apprentice» would have brought him in a sizable pile of cash over the years, and some of that would be reflected in the tax return, since the show debuted in 2004 to a hit - making average viewership of 21 million people and its second season aired in late 2005 with an average of 16 million viewers.

But it wasn't just The Last Jedi that made piles of cash over the holidays.

Not exact matches

Apple's gargantuan net income has piled up over the years, resulting in a cash reserve of $ 267.2 billion as of the March quarter.

It seems so easy: you buy - and - hold cash flow properties over time, sacrificing and delaying gratification; in five, ten or twenty years you have a pile of monthly cash flow and you get freedom.

I don't see Usmonov either with the grerat will to offer mountain piles of cash to kroenke yet, so he is no good either, only just talk, talk, but no greater will to take over.

While this does not seem like a lot, if this tiny amount is compounded over long periods of time, it could turn to a pretty sizeable pile of extra inflation proof cash.

The second group include those who are trying to convert a nest egg accumulated over a lifetime of hard work, or an inheritance or another pile of cash received recently as a lump sum.

Over the past several months, I've been leery about putting new money into the market, and so I've let a bit of cash pile up.

However, you notice that people in the glamorous red room tend to lose money over time whereas the players» piles of cash grow in the boring green room.

Then there is inflation that you point out which slowly but surely erodes the value of a cash pile over time.

Still didn't found a job (over a month) but I got $ 49 as dividends and also sold 5 ETF's because I need a pile of cash for my day to day payments.

The overwhelming conclusion is that you are far better to be 100 % invested over the long - term than to be sitting on a pile of cash waiting.

They pile up data from around 20 nations over the 20th century, and show that stock markets have done very well through a wide number of environments, beating bonds by a little and cash by a lot.

Keeping up with the minimum balance is nice, but you'll prolong the paying pain for years, maybe even decades, while forking over piles of cash to your lenders.

If it is within my means (as in Dave Ramsey approved - cash - method - buying, no big pile of debt that should be paid off instead) and it is within my ability, and perfectionism or self - focus is not taking over my life, then I feel improving my surroundings makes sense.