Sentences with phrase «still save you money in the long run»

Even if you jump the gun and buy a life insurance policy years before your first child is born, you're still saving money in the long run.

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Still, a high quality electric shaver should last you for quite a few years, and with few continuing costs, they could end up saving you some money in the long run compared to cartridge razors.

We will only use Unrefined, organic coconut oil in cooking, but a cheaper expeller pressed oil could be used in skin recipes to save money (though by ordering in bulk, we still get the good stuff for cheaper than the expeller pressed in the long run!).

If you shop there once a month and don't know anyone with a card, I would still say it's worth it to get a basic card for $ 60 a year due to how much money you can potentially save in the long run, granted you don't still shop (heavily) at other stores.

In the long run, we are still saving plenty and definately getting our money's worth.

Disadvantages: Some people might feel discouraged if their total amount of debt doesn't seem to be decreasing fast enough — but in the long run, this is still the way to save the most money while paying off credit card debt.

What about paying the IRD, refinancing for a much lower rate and reducing your amortization period (drop to 20 years) but still keep your original payments as was suggested by another post — surely you would save money in the long run as you would be paying much more off your principal than you would have with the longer amortization period and higher interest rate.

Check the rate caps, and if you can still afford the monthly payments at the highest rates, then an ARM could help you save money in the long run.

It will still reduce your chances of causing a costly and premium - raising accident, so it will very likely save you money and pain in the long run.