Sentences with phrase «really smart money»

But my impression is that there is not a whole lot of really smart money.

That's a really smart money move!

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We look at both sides of the equation and that's smarter money management because there's really a limit to how much you can cut, whereas at least in theory, there's no limit to how much you can earn.

and yeah, as we saw in regards to CDOs, sometimes even the big heads who structure those vehicles don't really understand them (but at least they are usually smart enough not to put their own money in it).

Most of us know it is smart to save money for those big - ticket items we really want to buy - a new television or car or home.

Anyway, the timers really had smart money qualities at the time.

Our systems — particularly Smart Money — have been really lighting up this game, going against the public, on Marshall.

In fact, the only time I would really recommend the Pacers is if they come in as a Smart Money or Steam Move play to our Premium Pro members, and even then my hand would be shaking as I placed the bet!

However, sometimes it's best to be a bit smarter about your unnecessary baby purchases and save your money for things that really deserve your investment, such as putting any money you would put toward these unneeded items toward something that really matters - like starting up a college fund.

Keeping up with your Instagram - famous neighbor who is really in financial distress isn't a smart strategy for money - making or happiness.

I think it was smart to go with the j.crew blazer in the end, I've done that where I wanted one item but didn't want to pay the money so I kept buying items that were sort of close but not really.

I'm a honest person I need a man that can help me with out no problem and I'll do whatever in return I'm goofy smart and just love able so please if you are really interested in knowing me and helping me out with money with... read more

So I get really angry when I hear people say we need to cash out the teacher pensions and pay a lot more money up front to lure smarter people into the profession.

As it turns out, neither the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium nor the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers have had enough time or money to develop truly «game - changing» exams in terms of how they can really measure the broad range of student abilities, according to a report by Gordon Commission on the Future of Assessment in Education, a panel of educational leaders, which said:

If you think you really need the additional power of the Z06, well, the smart money will buy a Grand Sport, spend half the difference on driver coaching, and then outdrive all of the Z06s at local track days.

There really wasn't a rich dad, even though his book specifically claims there was one (Smart Money Magazine, February 2003)

LTCM is a great example of what happens when some really smart guys find clever ways to make money in the markets, and then overplay them.

Deliberately not having monthly debt payments - or minimizing your monthly debt payments - is a really smart strategy that can allow you to accomplish your financial goals as long as you follow a spending plan and make sure you allocate money each month to funding your priorities.

While I know it's a smart move overall, I'm very much like my father in regards to having a solid amount of money in savings... I'd still have roughly 5k in savings, but that's really only 3 - 4 months cushion should something happen to my employment (I'm on a long - term contract with the US Government, but it's still a contract).

Like you, I didn't get really smart (or interested) with money until my early twenties.

However, sometimes it's best to be a bit smarter about your unnecessary baby purchases and save your money for things that really deserve your investment, such as putting any money you would put toward these unneeded items toward something that really matters - like starting up a college fund.

My kids know, and I have three: my 19 - year old, my 17 - year old and my 11 - year old, mommy's smart about her money, and I tell them all the time, and this is one of the bits of advice as well that I would suggest the folks who are looking at how to use their credit cards wisely, you have to understand that you have choices with what you do with your money, and at the end of the day, it really only boils down to four things: save, spend, invest or donate.

Collecting right now for new consoles = not so smart Buying Games for PS4 after PS5 is out = REALLY smart Sorry, I do nt have infinite money.

If EA were really smart they'd be spending their money on companies like NCSoft or looking at merging with Yahoo! (Ed: we better remember where we heard this one first!)

But buying 3rd party exclusives is a very smart investment!!!! instead of investing in handhelds that financially don't succeed, services that cost $ 300 mil that really is a risky business, and other games that really don't make the company any money and would b lucky if they even break even.

This is a really smart idea since it allows for you to tackle missions in whatever order you like, or even skip ones you don't like if you have enough money to go to the next floor.

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I'll leave it to the consumer electronics bloggers to dig into all the other ways smart technology and automation can help save your firm money, but the lesson here — and with this entire post, really — is that solo attorneys should keep their eyes and minds open when it comes to running their own law firms.

They explain that the practice of law includes very little «arguing» in thje conventional sense and «if arguing is really why you want to go to law school, save your money and start a blog about American politics where you can shout into the echo chamber of imbeciles all you want without bothering anyone smart who has shit to do.»

I've always said that lawyers are really smart and that if given the proper incentive structure, they would learn how to deliver great value and still make money.

With these major players investing this kind of money in this type of technology, it's a game changer and I think it's really smart for professionals to step into the digital sandbox now and start playing with these toys and start understanding these things because when they start becoming mainstream five or ten years from now, you'll already understand the concepts, you'll already be familiar with how to use them, and you'll be leading edge when it comes to making your point, proving your case, and maximizing your damages.

That's why we put together this list of four really smart ideas of what to spend your refund money on, as well as three really bad ideas.

«I'm going to spend all this money doing something really, really smart.»

The money really adds up, making renters insurance a smart choice for anyone.

While you can find a lot of variety in feature sets, there are some standouts that really make a smart lock worth the money.

If you want the most lock for your money, the $ 150 August Smart Lock is still your best bet, but if you're really into being able to knock on your phone to unlock your door, Candy House has got just the lock for you.

But it goes far beyond convenience; smart thermostats help you use your heat and A / C only when you really need them, which can save you money on your monthly power bill.

That's because we're about to reveal how temporary staffing agencies really save you money — when you're doing it the smart way, that is.

What's really unfortunate is that Smart Money presented such a one - sided editorialized perspective of the industry rather than a thorough investigative piece of journalism.

I think it will be the smartest decision since we are far too impatient to let the time pass — and it will be good to live here a bit longer until we know how we really want to put money into this space.

It was a smart move, and money well spent because it adds such a pretty detail and really upgrades the look of the kitchen finishes.

This is really smart because it will maximize space as well as save you money as you won't need to buy as many items.