Sentences with phrase «small emergency purchases»

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By taking small steps, members are able to achieve their short - term savings goals such as creating an emergency fund or setting aside funds for a major purchase.

If you want to keep a couple spare cards for emergencies, harness their score - boosting potential by occasionally making a small purchase on each spare card and then paying it off.

If you're more frugal with your charges, and just need a card for emergencies or small purchases, ditch the cash back and look for a card that won't charge you for membership.

I have a a Visa from Capital 1, I plan to take care of, as well as a Visa from my local bank, the latter I keep put away in small locked box for emergency use only, the former once paid off, just use for small purchases.

When we purchased our home, we used a small portion of our emergency fund to help with our down payment.

One account should be used for daily purchases, one should be used as an emergency credit card and the others should be rotated by making small purchases over time to keep the accounts active.

Upon moving to St Catharines in 1993, Dr. Ness practiced in emergency medicine and at local small animal clinics for several years before purchasing Glenridge Animal Hospital in 2010.

«The scholarship assistance from Zoetis and the AAVMC has allowed me to purchase invaluable study guides that will help me as I enter my clinical coursework,» said Kaitlin Stewart, a third - year small animal emergency medicine student at the University of California - Davis School of Veterinary Medicine.

Note that all departments completing the First Responder Small Animal Emergency Preparedness, Safety and Response Course are eligible to purchase a BART Small Animal Emergency Response Kit for $ 750.00.

If you're more frugal with your charges, and just need a card for emergencies or small purchases, ditch the cash back and look for a card that won't charge you for membership.

Try not to purchase policies from small insurance companies, because they may not be able to pay claims promptly, and they usually do not have the connections to provide good emergency services.