Sentences with phrase «really big savings»

This is a really big savings and normally a 20 % savings is as high as I generally see on the 6 - month plan.

Not exact matches

With that in mind, instead of blowing your savings on a Moon fly - by, you might want to save up for a really big trip.

If your excuse for neglecting your retirement savings is that you don't really need that much money to be happy or you expect your cost of living to drastically decrease, you could be setting yourself up for a big disappointment when you finally say goodbye to the paycheck.

That was an eye opener and really got a hodge - podge folio on track with big tax savings.

But now it looks like my wife is getting an even bigger bump in her pay that will really raise the slope on our savings rate.

This is just $ 8.02 less than our purchased covers, with the quality suffering a little (PUL covers are waterproof, whereas fleece is water - resistant), but a good sale on fleece or finding a fleece blanket that's not microfleece at a physical store for cheaper could really mean big savings.

Finally, the big savings from P2 are really only realized if your entire district is very low income; implementing it in just a few very low income schools within a district which is less than 85 % low income may not save much.

Which one will give you the bigger savings and which one do you really need?

«Given a longer planning process and the ability to really develop bigger issues within the county and each of the local municipalities, we could have come up with greater tax savings,» Leuenberger said.

«Several important factors are still uncertain, but if we can keep the number of excluded patients down to around 10 percent, if treatment of the other 90 percent of patients is as successful as preliminary studies suggest and if cost savings from the shorter regimen allow more patients to be treated, then this regimen is likely to have a really big impact,» says Kendall.

Student loans as an issue is such a big headline now a days I REALLY hope high school students see them and think hard about leveraging themselves and have a plan to keep it as low as possible through savings in high school, summer jobs, cutting back on spending while in college / university.

With no cash flow for building up a savings account, it can quickly become a really big problem when a tire goes flat or a roof needs replaced.

But the bigger question for you as well as other retirees living off their nest egg is just how large a stock stake you really need to ensure a high probability that your savings will last as long as you do.

Today's reality is that these purchases will be made even if there is no savings, by going into debt - the first really big financial mistake of a life.

«Investing a little into savings and stocks» might not seem like a big deal now, but with compound interest and growth, you'll be really thankful you did in the future.

It's when you're frugal in many things, especially big ticket things, that the savings can really add up.

I have life insurance for the really big things like disability, and I also have savings and investments that I can always draw on, and I still try to keep a couple thousand in my checking for liquidity and to avoid the bank fees.

And it's one that can be a really big gotcha, and you want to be very careful when you're rolling over your retirement savings because there's a couple of ways to do it.

«There is a big need to save for retirement, and employers have really stepped up with plans that customize and automate savings.»

«There is a big need to save for retirement, and employers have really stepped up with plans that customize and automate savings,» says Hattie Greenan, Director of Research for the Plan Sponsor Council of America.

If you ignored my earlier plea to read our big guide to 529 college savings plans, you should really pay attention to me right now when I tell you to go read our big guide to 529 college savings plans.