Sentences with phrase «pocket cash if»

Our nation's unborn and infirm stand to lose more than pocket cash if the gamesters are successful.

Not exact matches

«If you ask for an ongoing cash payment, you can put that money in your pocket and use it as you see fit.»

If we were to spend $ 12,000 on marketing, we'd be taking that in cash out of our pocket.

But protestors wondered if the extra cash wasn't going straight into the pockets of wealthy executives.

Investment property on the other hand is an asset — if it cash flows and puts money in your pocket every month.

If you'd rather accept the cash, you might as well keep that money in your pocket.

If your new card offers a cash back bonus, you can put that amount toward your purchase, effectively reducing how much you pay out of pocket.

Having a little extra cash in your pocket can certainly feel like a blessing, especially if you're in the process of paying off loans or growing your retirement nest egg.

But if you care more about cash in the pocket (dividends) that grow reliably every year than SO is a great choice.

If you're less interested in travel and you're entirely focused on getting cash back in your pocket, then this is the way to go.

Many services are paid in cash, so if customers can't pay out of pocket, they can't get them.

But if you're simply making your everyday purchases, using cash back from Upromise could be an easy way to put extra money towards your student loan payments and reduce the out - of - pocket cost each month.

But Mr Joyce has warned growers against listing the business, saying corporate owners had a duty to their shareholders and not to complain to the government if they pocketed cash by listing the business.

(unfortunately banks do nt buy in to we will win the league for the next decade to give out money) from the cub before they lend then shed lots of cash, and this unfortunately leads to clubs putting up there ticket prices to reflect the cost of big progress, so people sometimes have to realize that the club has to find a way to make club grow, and if they do nt have deep pocketed owners then they have to pitch to the banks for a loan, like we did all those years ago an we are just over the worst of it now we have paid our dues and are now getting back among the big boys again.

Check and Balance the owners already sat down with WENGER and made projections how much money they will make this season, why spend 30 Millions and look for greener pastures, if they can keep that cash in their pocket knowing that we the Fans will settle once more for that 4th (3rd) place and if lucky the FA friggin Cup....

Imagine if the owner was a bit more involved, coming to top 6 games at home, big UCL games, making sure that communications between manager and media would be of a similar tone (how many times have we had Wenger deny what the board said and vice versa), and freeing up extra cash out of his pockets when a special player becomes available because he wants to see the best at the club but more importantly he wants to win.

But if you're paying out of pocket for everything, often by paying up front you can get between 10 % and 30 % discount if you pay in cash for the OB / GYN or CNM and the hospital itself.

If you buy a large stash, the diapers individually will last longer, but of course, the cash outlay for 48 pocket diapers is substantially more than that for just 24.

I'm not planning to rattle the collecting tin this time but if you have cash burning a hole in your pocket a better cause is hard to find.

Once upon a time, fresh flowers were an indulgence only bought if extra cash was stashed in my pocket.

These are great any time, but are especially great if you travel — you can tuck a medium sized cell phone, passport, cash, etc. right into the hidden pocket to keep super safe, and have more freedom since you don't have to carry a bag with you.

Keep your cash on you if you can - in a fanny pack, apron with pockets (think restaurant server's apron, or a hand - tool apron at a hardware store), or even a purse worn across your chest.

Even if ticket replacement insurance is taken, there will be no cash alternative for those that do not wish, or are unable, to attend a future performance leaving the teacher and school potentially out of pocket.

If Ms. Saul is to be believed, however, some of these programs are vulnerable to various forms of misbehavior, including parents getting cash in their pockets, politicians deciding which schools should benefit, even donors getting tax credits while underwriting particular students.

Political consultants say Kate Anderson's Rolodex of individuals willing to give her money is not to be dismissed — if combined with big infusions of cash from deep - pocketed reformists such as former Mayor Richard Riordan or Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa.

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If you have the cash burning a hole in your pocket we reckon you should buy one.

If you've got a bundle of cash burning a hole in your pocket, 22 November could be a very interesting day for you.

George Tramountanas: Actually, that was another thing I loved about this series — the number of formats you can find it in. You can pick up the trades, the collected «pocket book» editions, or if you have some extra cash sitting around, pick up the «SIP Omnibus.»

This is not mentioned in the Amazon Giveaway FAQ (or anywhere else that Google could find), and I'm not sure if the KDP guy just made it up, but it is patently false (unless you believe that Amazon is just paying out the royalty portion and pocketing the cash.

Some lenders offer «no cost» refinances (actually, no out - of - pocket expenses to the borrower) by charging a higher rate of interest on the new loan than if the borrower financed or paid the closing costs in cash.

If you're less interested in travel and you're entirely focused on getting cash back in your pocket, then this is the way to go.

If you find a property that brings in more money than it costs to own (rental income exceeds your expenses), then that is extra cash in your pocket each month.

Weigh the annual out - of - pocket cost to you (premiums + deductible) against the current cash value to see if it makes sense.

If you spent $ 3,000 a year at the gas pump, the 3 % cash back at US gas stations would put $ 90 back in your pocket during the course of the year.

Because if you do start to mind your pennies then you will start to see some extra cash come into your pocket.

You want to relocate to a better job market, but if you sold your house for $ 85,000, you'd have to come up with $ 20,000 cash out of your own pocket to add to the net sale proceeds of $ 80,000 (after the realtor takes her cut) to pay off your $ 100,000 mortgage.

If you value having extra cash in your pocket, a cash back rewards card is probably your best option.

If you plan to move for one of these reasons and you also need extra cash, it's natural to buy a cheaper place so you can pocket the difference.

Right now, I am contributing $ 75 per paycheck to the $ 12K savings and - if after a nice weekend - I have an extra $ 20 in my pocket, I add that to my cash - on - hand account in my safe.

If you prefer cash back in your pocket as your reward, then a cashback card is the best fit.

A no - cost refinance can be attractive if you're short on cash and don't want to pay your closing costs out of pocket.

Saving $ 400 a month on payments puts an additional $ 4,800 in your pocket each year, which can be attractive if cash flow is a little tight on a monthly basis.

If there is sufficient cash value, a policyholder can stop paying premiums out - of - pocket and have the cash value account cover the payment.

This will mean you will have to come up with money from your own pocket to make up the difference — a tough gamble if cash is already tight.

On the campaign trail, the party worked hard to sell the plan to voters by stating the economy would grow if middle - class Canadians had more cash in their pockets.

As with the Oxnard area, this isn't a bargain city, but if graduates can find a job here, they're likely to have plenty of cash in their pockets to handle the higher expenses.

But if you're looking for something that is really easy, flexible, and won't eat up much of your time, you may be able to earn a little pocket cash before Christmas rolls around.

If you pay them in cash, out - of - pocket, you'll need to be in the new mortgage long enough to not only recoup what you spent but also to get some actual savings.

If the cash you're saving is burning a hole in your pocket, rather than growing in an RRSP, you're not really benefiting from your arrangement.