Sentences with phrase «usually save money in the long run»

While you will continue to pay at least the minimum amount due on all your cards, every month, you will usually save money in the long run if you designate any funds you have left over to the card with the highest interest rate.

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Instead, by spending a little more money upfront for quality, long lasting things, I am usually saving more money in the long run.

Unless you're a professional designer, taking care of a book cover on your own usually isn't worth the money you'll be saving in the long run.

As an added bonus, the interest rate on a consolidation loan is usually lower, so you will save money in the long run through debt consolidation.

While teenage drivers usually are associated with having high insurance rates, adding them to a joint policy will save money in the long run.

While you usually have to pay a fee to take one of these classes, the money you save in the long run can more than make up for the class fee.

Regardless of the auto insurance companies, most people usually go in for the kind of insurance that is going to be cost effective and can help save money in the long run.

The result of such a unique team approach lends itself to settling divorce cases sooner than what is usually seen in litigated cases, thus saving the divorcing couple money in the long run.

Even if tubal ligation costs more than other methods up front, it usually ends up saving you money in the long run because it lasts forever.