Sentences with phrase «to have less money»

The fact is by paying for something on credit now, I will have less money in the future when I have to make my credit card payment.

Despite having less money for salaries and benefits, private schools appear to be better able to recruit quality teachers and to dismiss poor ones.

Unfortunately, just about the time that people had less money to spend on vet care for their animals, the cost to see a vet was going up significantly.

When I eventually reach this stage, I will plan on selling off slowly over time to have less money invested in individual stocks and more money as fixed income.

You could also cash in the account, but you'll owe taxes and possible penalties, as well as have less money available for retirement.

Critics of the plan said that it shifts the burden of paying for new infrastructure projects onto the states, which have less money at their disposal.

A typical Canadian couple who are working and raising kids actually has less money to spend on themselves than the typical senior couple.

We will have less money so I will have to change my spending habits.

For example, first - time buyers tend to have less money saved for a home down payment.

If your housing expenses are now higher than in the past, you may now have less money available to set aside for retirement.

Dating is never easy and with an increasing number of individuals working long hours and having less money on going out to spare it can be hard to meet up with potential partners.

A payday loan will never do this for you, in fact you will have less money with all of the fees that you are paying.

The schools are holding their own or doing better while working with more students facing greater challenges and while having less money.

Having less money going towards your student loan payments means that you can put more towards saving and investing for your future.

When the economy slows, consumers have less money to spend on new cars.

Gone are the days of receiving block grants, and North American churches generally have less money to give.

As a result, labs funded by federal research grants have less money for salaries, lab equipment, and supplies than they used to.

Low - income families have less money and time to spend on extracurricular enrichment than middle - income peers, and the research has documented a dramatic gap.

That means that investors will have less money tied up in any given deal and lower cash barriers to invest.

Currently, lenders have less money to work with than in the past.

Both people will often have less money to spend.

That also means that as you pay the principle down you will pay less in interest, because the bank has less money out.

It also means the insurer have less money to deal with because they aren't working with the entire premium amount.

If students have less money to pay for education, couldn't this drive down the cost of tuition?

You do have to consider how having less money will affect your parenting, in the sense of childcare, working hours, choice about where to live.

The publicly funded, privately run charters have less money for each student because they get less funding from the city and the state, the study found.

Trust me, they may not be perfect, but the teachers union has less money and is more closely aligned with the needs of our children then any of the fore mentioned.

When a company's payout ratio is high, it tends also to mean the company has less money retained to weather the storms that come from time to time.

Stocks with high payout ratios have less money to invest in growth.

Therefore, with each dividend paid you technically have less money at risk.

That's because they typically have less money to invest so access to top - tier advice can be a challenge, especially at large institutions.

Person B has less money but a cash value insurance policy, but in retirement will pay less taxes and have at least 20 % more money in retirement and take on less risk.

The inner circle is the segment with the most money but smallest population, and as you move out the population increases in size, but the segments have less money to spend.

Families that adopt from foster care have less money and education, but still 70 % have education post high school and 25 % have incomes exceeding four times the federal poverty threshold.

As a result, middle class households could still have less money to spend on retail and recreational activities.

For decades scholars and public health officials have known that people with greater income or formal education tend to live longer and enjoy better health than their counterparts who have less money or schooling.

You will have less money invested and fewer assets upon which to earn a return.

For example, you may have less money saved for a down payment; or a collection of student loans which is weighing on your household budget.

French clubs generally have less money to spend on players meaning a greater emphasis is placed on developing youngsters from within.

It also means the insurer have less money to deal with because they aren't working with the entire premium amount.

The goal is to have less money going out each month than you have coming in and using the gap is between these numbers to pay down their debt.

Sterling wud b a gud signing but getting him wud mean having less money for bringing in d priority signings.

Failure to stay in the Champions League means we're less able to attract top players, have less money coming in and could even lose some of our best players.

Do you honestly believe that the yeshivos will have less money then Hashem wants because of these clowns in our government??

Critics argued that by spending so much of the funding for struggling schools on test - preparation software, poor schools had less money left for the kind of improvements at the heart of real learning.

SALT LAKE CITY — Utah schools have less money per student than any other state in the nation, including the District of Columbia.

In the 2011 biographical movie about Oakland Athletics» general manager Billy Beane's efforts to assemble a winning team from a small budget, Brad Pitt starred as the guy who employed the assistance of a number - crunching economist to use data and analytics to put together a competitive team despite having less money than most other major league teams — about one third that of the New York Yankees.