Sentences with phrase «saving my pennies because»

Well, I'm an author too, and I'm now saving my pennies because I need to hire an editor soon for my own book.

Start saving those pennies because according to the Steam page on Russian social networking site VK Steam's infamous summer sale will begin on June 11th, at which point you can look forward to adding many more games to your virtual backlog.

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Btw, I'm on a crazy tight budget but I'm saving my pennies to buy both of your cookbooks asap because I can't bake from a computer screen.

«Start saving every penny you can, because the older children become, the more expensive they become!»

I hope you've been saving your pennies, and men, get ready to take notes because I know exactly what your lady wants under the Christmas tree!

Start saving your money, because they are worth every penny.

Even though you will have to pay for our professional writer's job, it will be worth every penny, because you will not only save yourself a lot of time, but also a great deal of hassle and nerves.

I was annoyed because I had saved my pennies and wanted to invest them with a solid, undervalued company that would make me filthy rich one day.

I'm not sure I would want to trade 15 to 25 years of retirement ease for a lifetime of misery because I saved every penny.

thanks for the support, i am afraid just budgeting and saving won't help my scenario because giant players in the land and property business here are milking every penny out of it, leaving us employee class people no option to buy a home

This is because you get the chance to save every penny possible, guaranteeing you're prepared for the first few payments when the grace period's over.

Not only would I have saved a couple pennies on the dollar, but it wouldn't at times be so underwhelming to feel that I'm not getting my money's worth because I'm not taking advantage of the product's full features.

But it's well worth saving up the pennies for... because this is how racing games should be played.

So I'm fascinated by Jay Walker's library, because it might be me, so to speak, if I'd saved my pennies and invested in better stocks than was in fact the case.

That's especially important as you enter your fifties because you're getting close to retirement age and you'll want to be able to save every penny possible for the future.

You are going to have to save every penny that you can because you are going to have to buy a house for your new family also.

That's because the broker's priority is facilitating the sale, not necessarily saving you every last penny.

But there's a part of my brain that is making me nervous (or could be my friends and family who all work real jobs and don't have a penny saved that want to give me investment advice...) It would be nice because I'd have 36 units in one place.