Sentences with phrase «what little savings»

Imagine having to take what little savings you might have if you had no Fort Collins renters insurance and trying to replace all your things if they were damaged or destroyed.

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What happens those working for themselves reach the end of their career with little to no savings?

But, in addition to the tough times stripping people of their jobs, you're now seeing Wall Street's woes put substantial pressure on people's savings (what little they may have).

Maybe your struggles weren't as hard as mine and had a little bit more to save & invest each week, here is a table of what a lifetime of modest savings would have yielded at retirement:

Under Katko's plan, business owners could match what an employee puts into this savings account, as much or as little as each one wants.

Eric gave what little life's savings he had to give back to the Institute and help other postdocs launch their future careers.

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If di Montezemolo recognised what Ferrari was missing by not being in the LMP1 mix when he dropped the flag yesterday, maybe he could see the merit in supporting a budget - capped F1 option, diverting some of the savings to a sports car programme, and trousering the change — of which there would surely be more than a little.

If you want to give your money a little more growth potential without risking it through investments, a high - yield savings account might be just what you're looking for.

During World War II, 85 million Americans, a little over half the population, owned what were then called defense savings bonds.

And what if I told you, that you can use this bonus to take a nice bite out of any debt you may have or just give a little extra padding to your savings?

These went straight to savings, pushing our account a little bit past what it needed to be to pay for the repairs.

This is what can make the investment of a little time in segmenting your savings pay off in the long run.

hi, my bank is calling me to invest in variable funds, i have about 63k in the bank and would like to earn about 100k by the years end please what can I invest in for better return my money is in dumb savings, little returns and checking what should i put my money in

If you and your spouse's total assets are under # 650,000 (so house value, savings, inheritance, and what'd be left from your pension), you shouldn't pay the tax anyway, so there's little point.

You may be among those who are stressed about credit card debt and other bills, and may be wondering what the future holds, especially if you have little savings.

In conclusion, based on what you said, I do not think the «little» convenience that you get in owning the car outweighs the big savings that you get monthly, if you decide to sell the car.

Given what I think is going to be an exploding retirement crisis I am now more convinced that for those near or over 50 with little to no retirement savings an extended repayment plan like credit counseling sets them up for a potential disaster when they hit retirement age.

So here's the obvious win here for everyone except those who finish third in this little prioritization thought experiment: What if the advisor charged a little more, used products that cost a lot less, and then passed the net savings on to clients?

In the ancient world, retirement meant continued work at a slower pace on your farm, living off of savings (what little was storable then — gold, silver, etc.), and help from your children whom you helped previously as you raised them.

With cash back and rewards cards, card issuer shopping portals and tax - free sales - tax holidays, you can stack your savings on much of what you are spending to get your little ones set for school and send your older ones off to college.

After you've paid your bills, addressed your debts, and put a little money in your savings account, what's left is your monthly entertainment budget.

For example, you might have been a little more fiscally irresponsible, you may have let your savings account dwindle to an all - time low, and you probably weren't too terribly worried about what type of life insurance you should buy - if you felt the need to purchase life insurance at all.

But what about a savings option that could actually earn you a little money?

In this week's Weekend Reads, what are the little things you can cut back on that add up to big savings?

You can increase the savings in other ways, but doing a little homework is going to be the ultimate way to get what you need at a price you can afford.

You'd need figure out what would make someone see a little more than «rent savings.»