Sentences with phrase «policy put money in their pockets»

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The Liberal's campaign pledged several significant tax policy changes aimed at putting more money back into the pockets of middle - class families — and depending on your income bracket, you're probably now wondering how all of this is actually going to impact your wallet in real dollars and cents.

They want to sell you an auto or a homeowners policy, or even an umbrella, because those put real money in their pocket.

But this latest survey suggests that, at a minimum, the policy most likely to gain support, even in the face of opposition to higher energy costs, isn't necessarily the one that puts money back in people's pockets.

Getting an early start on things when it's time to renew your policy can put some money in your pocket.

They want to sell you an auto or a homeowners policy, or even an umbrella, because those put real money in their pocket.

Our insurance discount course can qualify you for a 10 % discount on your auto insurance policy, putting hard - earned money back in your pocket — just ask your agent for details!

This means you will keep more money in your pocket from a cheap policy to save for the future or put towards other expenses.

Their policy differences emerge in their divergent views on how to reap the richest harvest of business innovation.For Bush, the answer is lowering taxes to put more money in people's pockets and paring back governmental rules to encourage risk taking.

Aggressive Federal Reserve policies created the most favorable interest rates in a generation, resulting in, among other things, an unprecedented national wave of home refinancing that put significantly more money in the pockets of New York - area consumers — money they were willing to spend.