Since that first diary, we've published nearly 229 weekly accounts of how women spend their hard-earned money (or in some cases, other people's hard-earned money).
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WASHINGTON – Kirstjen Nielsen has one hard-earned presidential signing pen.
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Investing our hard earned money without checking under the hood.
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It is a land of grit and of hard-earned success.
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There's nothing that feels as good as a hard-earned victory.
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So what costumes will shoppers spend their hard-earned cash on?
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Which phone gets me the most for my hard-earned money?
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You decide to invest all of your hard-earned money here.
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Clinton's clinching of the required number of delegates was hard-earned.
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He seemed a veteran of something difficult, his sensitivities hard-earned.
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In its hard-earned ease among the perils of the American
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Where should you be investing your hard-earned money in 2016?
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Which Mac portable should you spend your hard-earned money on?
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Did I spend my hard-earned money on a mere concept?!
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It would be a shame to overcook your hard-earned haul.
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Her voice is so irreverent and full of hard-earned knowledge.
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It's his very success -- hard earned, and worthy -- that's the problem.
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Their success was hard-earned and I am proud of them.
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On Sunday, Thomas cashed in on all that hard-earned knowledge.
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This is our hard-earned money, and there is no free ride.
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But don't just throw your hard-earned savings at any ol' idea.
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But how to best spend your day and your hard-earned dollars?
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Game says it's hard earned cash, and it's going to serious good.
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"[It was] A hard-earned victory, but a victory," the champion said.
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Now poor Uncle David's hard-earned money is stuck with his stock.
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We want something more to show for Americans' hard-earned taxpayer dollars.
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"These people put their hard-earned money into this concept," Lemonis said.
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Retail investors are still unable to get back their hard-earned money.
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"Everything we got was hard-earned," Grizzlies interim coach J.B. Bickerstaff said.
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But tonight, Clinton is poised to take a hard-earned victory lap.
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If this is mishandled, the country's hard-earned financial stability could evaporate.
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We must always be careful stewards of the taxpayer's hard-earned money.
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Retiring SHOULD you trust your hard-earned retirement dollars to a robot?
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Ever feel like your hard-earned paycheck is going to someone else?
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So what's his favorite thing to spend his hard-earned dollars on?
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Is there any joy so sweet as the hard-earned but disbelieved?
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" He has separately referred to it as "wasting hard-earned taxpayer dollars.
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They bear a hard-earned sophistication regarding the reliability of political promises.
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Mostly, they&aposre worthy of your hard-earned cash — or reward points.
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The damage to hard-earned personal reputations you do along the way?
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He also shared a Boomerang of Brown kissing their hard-earned trophy.
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There simply isn&apost enough plain speak and authentic, hard-earned perspective.
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How come you're in HMV buying CDs with your hard earned cash?
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If you want one, you can buy one with your hard-earned money.
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But that grateful feeling was hard earned, and it certainly didn't come quick.
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Payday is finally here and you're ready to collect your hard-earned cash.
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But not everyone is as willing to shell out their hard-earned cash.
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I'm grateful for the few hard earned career lessons I learned in 2006.
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Now enjoy your lobster roll, and congratulate yourself for those hard-earned abs.
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Trust the stock market with your hard-earned Social Security, Pat Toomey says.
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Our favorite thing to spend our hard-earned money on is cleansing balms.
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And she used her hard-earned salary to put her nieces through college.
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"The administration is negotiating trade deals using our hard-earned dollars," he said.
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"Don't spend your hard-earned money on fancy maternity pants," Stove Top says.
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I am not asking for anything crazy, just my hard earned money back.
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GUILFOYLE: Homeless encampments and all the above with their hard-earned taxpayer dollars.
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Now, she's spending some of that hard-earned cash on a new home.
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Where and how to spend your hard-earned gold in your golden years?
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"Google's reputation is hard-earned, and it can be easily lost," wrote Green.
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Do I really want to put my hard-earned money in their hands?
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Joe voted no to give working families more of your hard-earned money.
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It's to simply spend your hard-earned money with a little more thought.
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The Nationals also seek their first championship, and the opportunity was hard-earned.
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The need to bring in America also reflects hard-earned domestic political lessons.
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And if happiness is so hard-earned, can it even be called happiness?
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Joni Ernst is still pushing to gut Iowans' hard-earned Social Security benefits.
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But what happens when it's the hard-earned savings of the middle class?
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But even wins against bad teams are hard-earned for the Raptors now.
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He somehow managed to congratulate Obama for "gutting" his hard-earned welfare reform.
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There are rodents in some levels that scuttle away with your hard-earned produce.
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But what can be equally rewarding is finally receiving your hard-earned receipt diploma.
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Jenner's other 2018 Halloween looks drew attention to her hard-earned post-baby body.
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And it is proof of her hard-earned privilege that she doesn't have to.
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"Numerous travelers are interested in spending their hard-earned vacation days outdoors," says Shields.
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The lawyers take someone's case to go after your hard earned money pro bono.
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Still, this was a hard-earned deal that came right down to the deadline.
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All they had to do was take advantage of those people's hard-earned trust.
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So how does the self-proclaimed guido like to spend his hard-earned cash?
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Here's a quick reminder of what your hard-earned euros buy at Disrupt Berlin.
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We would rather be known for our hard-earned contributions to research and biomedicine.
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Our hard-earned reputation as a great place to do business has been tarnished.
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They're highly efficient at separating superfans from their hard-earned cash, and they're everywhere.
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Little do they know that the hard-earned cash they're spending carries something lethal.
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Now the city will take its hard-earned experience and spread superblocks more widely.
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Dietrich stands near the end of the procession to sign the hard-earned prizes.
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It was a quiet but hard-earned win for the women's rights movement. Rep.
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Why spend your hard-earned cash when you could potentially spend zero dollars instead?
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It's like a test, this hard-earned silence; only a fool would squander it.
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I'm not going to tell you how to spend your hard-earned venture capital.
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The speaker – that's me – imparts her hard-earned wisdom… or at least tries to.
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Letting them keep more of their hard-earned money will allow them to expand.
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My hard-earned, brisk New York stride was downgraded to a carefully choreographed shuffle.
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In fact, they urge clients not to waste their hard-earned money on bitcoin.
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Necessity. Interrupting your hard-earned day of rest and relaxation to vacuum the house?
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The first phase, from 1991 to the end of the decade, was hard-earned.
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Though young, Ms. Kim has spent years learning hard-earned lessons about health care.
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Unfortunate that this seems more about Jamie's hard-earned wisdom than about Brianna's trauma.
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And hotel guests, many of whom are on hard-earned vacations, want to feel pampered.
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Russian Doll's first season ended on the perfect note of ambiguity and hard-earned hope.
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But like many a proud parent, he can't resist showing off their hard-earned achievements!
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Here's van Gerwen with his own hard-earned trophy after Monday night's world championship win.
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Is that really a business practice you want to support with your hard-earned monies?
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The world they describe is one where hard-earned money is the key to success.
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I'm grateful for the few hard earned career lessons I learned in Cannes in 2006.
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I can't believe consumers spend there hard earned money for products that were already used!!!
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The question is, How do you make sure that hard-earned pot of money lasts?
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But films about activism and hard-earned rights should not be so easy to watch.
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"Die Hard" earned about $140.8 million at the box office, outshining its $28 million budget.
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And you also just don't want to feel obligated to spend your hard-earned cash.
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Should you go into debt or dip into hard-earned savings to save a life?
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Here are a few tips for minimizing the stress around using your hard-earned PTO.
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"I don't like to go anywhere," said Dening, who treasures her hard-earned self-sufficiency.
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Before I found clogs, my friendships with other women were hard-earned and closely guarded.
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What a person does with their hard-earned cash is always a source of fascination.
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Competitors may create flashy new toy vehicles, but five decades of tradition is hard-earned.
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Courts rely on their hard-earned legitimacy as the rightful locations for resolution of disagreements.
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When the market is dropping, pouring more hard-earned cash into stocks may seem perverse.
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Worse still, McMaster's hard-earned reputation will be irreparably damaged by his association with Trump.
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H.R. McMaster, the national security adviser, is finally getting a little hard-earned bureaucratic traction.
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Applicant must be willing to risk and forfeit a hard-earned Hall of Fame reputation.
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I don't want to risk an interest penalty when I need my hard-earned cash.
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This is because there are very few alternatives to squirrel away our hard-earned money.
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He drove the food back to campus and the team enjoyed its hard-earned feast.
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We believed that people should be able to keep more of their hard-earned money.
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The look of hard-earned satisfaction on their faces is more than a little moving.
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The probation officer weighed the fact that he has surrendered a hard earned swimming scholarship.
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This is you using your voices and your hard earned money to push back on extremism.
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It's an enviable position, one that is hard-earned and comes with a lot of accountability.
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Despite their shocking split, a source says Christina is focused on salvaging their hard-earned brand.
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That is HER hard earned money, and I am NOT entitled to a cent of it.
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But the interesting thing to know is why these purchases were worth the hard-earned cash.
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But how you choose to spend your hard-earned cash depends on the results you're after.
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Fewer young people can find a job, never mind one that matches their hard-earned qualifications.
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Ahead, the products worth investing your own hard-earned money — and which ones you can skip.
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"Hard-earned progress on equality, women's rights, immigration and climate change are at risk," he said.
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Your hard-earned vacation time is finally here, and chances are you're ready to chill, hard.
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"MCC return my hard earned money," read a protest banner, according to a Facebook live update.
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This is valuable and hard-earned knowledge that they may not have gained without Barnes' injury.
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With each flick of the lights, the perfectionist Joel saw his hard earned connection fading away.
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If you don't take time off, you are leaving your hard-earned dollars on the table.
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But then I wouldn't advise people to spend their hard-earned money on a Lamborghini either.
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But changing times and hard-earned lessons set the stage for a grocery delivery success story.
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And we will lower rates so that families will keep more of their hard-earned money.
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This wine decidedly did not fit our hard-earned guidelines, but Pete stood by his choice.
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Those expensive vacations and costly college educations may not be as hard-earned as you thought.
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But that was true on both sides; there were many hard-earned faiths in Grand Junction.
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I want to see him emerge with his hard-earned reputation as a great American intact.
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I left the shift approximately $250 richer, feeling beat, but in a good, hard-earned way.
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AM: Direct-to-consumer businesses have to really work to earn their subscribers' hard-earned money.
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This one was pretty hard earned—band members left, your studio was destroyed, you got divorced.
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But this does come from some hard-earned experience: We both lost parents as young adults.
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A 21.2-year-old may be loath to save hard-earned cash for the distant future.
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Consumers today have high expectations of the companies to which they give their hard-earned money.
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That way, you can properly invest your hard-earned dollars based on what you're investing for.
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There's a way you can get a similar listening experience without spending your hard-earned cash.
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Then, I took some hard-earned money out of a boring diversified investment and bought Infospace.
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The crowd is made up of mostly Marriott loyalists that come to redeem hard-earned points.
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And in solidarity, and in my hard-earned wisdom, I couldn't help but start sobbing, too.
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It's a dive into the deeps of the past that emerges with a hard-earned treasure.
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Women should think twice about sacrificing their hard-earned civil rights on the altar of transgenderism.
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They jettisoned their hard-earned moderation and returned to an angrier tone and more apocalyptic worldview.
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Imagine the stock market plunging, and the value of your hard-earned investments along with it.
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That way, you can make an informed decision on how to spend your hard-earned cash.
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It saps our spirits, snatches away our hard-earned dollars, and kills our bodies and our souls.
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Spending your hard-earned pounds from the comfort of your own home just got a lot easier.
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When Jenner so casually steps into a usually hard-earned role, it belittles the work of dancers.
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How did women get suckered into spending literally thousands of hard-earned dollars on makeup and skincare?
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But curbing declines against the dollar comes at a cost, eating into hard-earned foreign-exchange reserves.
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It would help to save many people from investing their hard earned savings in a fraudster's newsletter.
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Not a big enough reason to spend hard-earned money on an adapter for my previous headphones.
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Customers who've just handed over their hard-earned money for an iPhone should be getting it anyway.
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Each chapter chronicles the Property Brothers hosts' lives from childhood to their hard-earned rise to fame.
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Ken, who had won a hard-earned enclave of peace, ends up bereaved, homeless, and an addict.
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We do NOT WANT a WALL built around the U.S. paid for with our hard earned money!!!
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She wrote: The probation officer weighed the fact that he has surrendered a hard-earned swimming scholarship.
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Moments later, Pittsburgh players were firing gloves and helmets toward the ceiling, celebrating a hard-earned Cup.
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Even if Sam doesn't know the dragonfire bit, the murder entitles him to some hard-earned pettiness.
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But instead, the farm industry's largest players, unfairly pocket billions of hard-earned taxpayer dollars each year.
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Mr. Trump's willingness to cast aside our nation's hard-earned reputation as a reliable ally is remarkable.
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For someone making decisions on how billions of hard-earned taxpayer dollars is being spent, completely unacceptable.
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"The probation officer weighed the fact that he has surrendered a hard-earned swimming scholarship," she wrote.
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Perhaps most important, it can develop respect for hard-earned expertise in areas other than its own.
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His daughter, Megan Greene, said that he doesn't want anything to ruin his hard-earned Santa career.
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Baidu's bosses will be vigilant, however, for they recognise their hard-earned reputation has taken a blow.
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It's a question many recent graduates are asking themselves this spring, after collecting their hard-earned diplomas.
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It felt intense, beautiful; and it had something to do with my hard-earned capacity for remorse.
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For starters, they fly ever more stubbornly in the face of sophisticated research and hard-earned knowledge.
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The Thilakaratnes' son, Santhush Nathan, is now 10, as old as the island nation's hard-earned peace.
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So what does one of the greatest athletes of all time do with her hard-earned money?
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The likely winners or near winners are denied their moment and, more importantly, their hard-earned momentum.
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That's because I'd immediately shell out all my hard-earned bucks for a truck like the Shortcut.
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Afghan women and human rights advocates fear that hard-earned progress will be reversed under Taliban influence.
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Ms. Webb said one client was petrified to risk a penny of her parents' hard-earned money.
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The headlines were so terrifying that he was afraid investing would mean losing his hard-earned money.
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"Tipped workers — not their bosses — are entitled to their hard-earned dollars," DeLauro said in a statement.
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"Americans send a significant portion of their hard-earned dollars to the IRS every April," he said.
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I hate the idea of spending hard-earned money to honor someone I don't know or like.
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The Grease star emerged post-workout wearing a perfectly monochrome outfit that showed off her hard-earned core.
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And, importantly, I've learned to save my hard-earned money for shoes that don't leave me with blisters.
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Can we begin to see "frictionless" as synonymous with "helping part people faster from their hard-earned money"?
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You had to save your hard-earned money to go out and physically purchase music at a store.
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Ahead, a fascinating look at the "splurges" that modern working women believe are worth their hard-earned money.
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A good one can show you how to turn your hard-earned cash into a secure financial future.
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The only payments were triggered by IAC/Match retaliating against plaintiffs by stripping away their hard-earned equity.
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It's time to start putting the hard-earned money of working-class Americans into vehicles that serve them.
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According to strategist Larry McDonald, investors ought to put more of their hard-earned cash in, well, cash.
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People are trusting you with their bodies and paying you their hard-earned money to mark them permanently.
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In addition to saving you some hard-earned cash, here's what that early-bird Disrupt ticket gets you.
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Millions of migrants use services like mine to send their hard-earned wages from developed to developing economies.
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Many accidents involving either can happen, after which someone may try to benefit off your hard-earned savings.
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By week's end, we will have a better idea of where consumers are spending their hard earned income.
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We've tested many of these items, and the rest look like they're well worth your hard-earned money.
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Doves fret that stepping back now could risk undoing years of work, damaging the ECB's hard-earned credibility.
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Without it, the hard-earned savings of retirement investors in this country will continue to be at risk.
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What we have seen is, they`re keeping more of their hard-earned money, because taxes are lower.
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Despite many improvements, his extensive injuries still make each step and each word a halting, hard-earned victory.
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All you need to do is follow some simple guidelines, backed by evidence and hard-earned market wisdom.
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We see 50 percent off signs and are much more willing to part with our hard earned cash.
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They all have one thing in common: They love making — and more importantly, keeping — their hard-earned money.
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Yet the actor also knows how to enjoy himself and spend his hard-earned cash in his downtime.
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Walker has gone 4 for 10 off Chapman by taking that approach, but the hits are hard-earned.
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"We want to lower taxes at every level so people keep more of their hard-earned dollars," Rep.
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And with women currently forking over thousands of their hard-earned dollars on these products, why should it?
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Instead, they're strikingly intimate snippets into women's lives, showcasing how we decide to spend our hard-earned money.
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We assist the small business owners because that is where we choose to spend our hard-earned money.
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Her primary victory was thrilling and hard-earned, and she's a charismatic and rousing spokeswoman for her values.
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Potentially voiding all of our hard-earned certainty is a certain terror that people of color still face.
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It looks fantastic; this is the sort of work you should be supporting with your hard-earned dollars!
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Yes, to many Americans, it's a money-grabbing ogre siphoning hard-earned cash to the faceless federal bureaucracy.
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He fashioned a second act as an outfielder and logged a hard-earned 11 seasons in the majors.
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They will give up demands for equality and justice in order to protect their hard-earned relative comfort.
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If that person feels their learning and hard earned studying is being compromised by all means report it.
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Thoughtfulness, considered and informed opinion, hard-earned by those who have studied, debated, read and written, is suspect.
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QuickBooks lets you bill from your phone, even while you're on an island grabbing some hard-earned PTO.
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That's where the literal buck stops because no one wants to pay more of their hard-earned dollars.
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And overwhelmingly, Trump supporters did not want their hard-earned money redistributed to people they regarded as undeserving.
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The tax cuts are driving economic growth and allowing students to keep more of their hard earned money.
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It's your hard-earned money, and we hope you'll keep more of it for your own financial future.
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They're often more willing to spend their hard-earned dollars on making memories than on buying tangible things.
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If you just pocketed a hard-earned bonus and have vacation days due, take advantage and get imaginative.
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"Taxpayers want to keep more of their hard-earned money and make these decisions for themselves," said Burke.
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"One of the all-time great horses in this era," said Sherman, whose horse sense comes hard-earned.
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But the value of veterans' hard-earned G.I. Bill benefits is being undermined from within the Trump administration.
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He believed that if he accepted customers' hard-earned cash, he had to give them their money's worth.
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And there is nothing worse than someone or something robbing you of your hard-earned peace and quiet.
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Still, there are ways to avoid getting sick so that you can really enjoy your hard-earned vacation days.
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"That's a hard-earned win by our guys, they kept coming at us," Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said.
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If I had spent a lot of my hard-earned money on my clothes, I would be really annoyed.
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Fear not, road warriors; this list will show you four mounts that are worth your hard earned money. 1.
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One thing's for sure, whatever you spend your hard-earned cash on, make sure it's an experience to remember.
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Maybe lost amid all those bottles, I had missed the hard-earned lesson my girlfriend was trying to share.
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It's smart to look at all those places you're wasting your hard-earned dollars and consider cutting them out.
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Four years later, I'm graduating with that hard-earned degree and reflecting back to the beginning of this journey.
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This is not about government coming to the rescue, but rather families keeping more of their hard-earned dollars.
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Can and should the typical financial professional advise clients to sink hard-earned cash into hard goods as investments?
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Unfortunately, people have a habit of spending their hard-earned cash on goods and services that they don't need.
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More form Invest in You:Top 5 things people wish they hadn't spent their hard-earned money onSpend too much?
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And indulged in spending your hard-earned, grandparents-loaned holiday cash on an outfit replete with sequins and velvet?
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It's also possible for patients to keep their own hard-earned assets in their own name, even after death.
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That's the hard-earned freedom that comes with fusty Saturn, planet of no fun, finally skedaddling from your sign.
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Those two factors combine to allow you, and hopefully only you, to access to your hard-earned dollars. Sen.
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Here's a little tip: You can spend your hard-earned cash more wisely by buying a refurbished iPhone instead.
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But perhaps not as much as a clearer path to the semifinals, which the USMNT hard-earned last night.
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Work hard, rise the ranks in the company of your choosing, and diligently squirrel away your hard-earned paycheques.
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And then they get to be really popular people when they get to give out your hard-earned money.
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The American people pay taxes and hope that public officials will be good stewards of their hard-earned dollars.
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"I realized I wasn't passionate about the companies that were getting all of my hard-earned money," Ness explains.
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There's a lot to learn, and sometimes it seems like it's impossible to ever use those hard-earned rewards.
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But the company cannot maintain this arrangement much longer, and Akama fears that hard-earned gains could be lost.
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To make the most of your hard-earned money and precious days off, picking the perfect location is key.
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I hope our 51,000 members will remember this episode when choosing where to put their own hard-earned money.
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Beijing has warned repeatedly that hard-earned peace across the Taiwan Strait could be affected by a Tsai win.
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They have inched their way towards adequacy from something like absolute zero, and they play with hard-earned joy.
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When we're forced to think about saving our hard-earned dollars, month after month, our chances of success diminish.
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Baltimore's win over Cincinnati was hard-earned, and there is no question that Jackson put on quite a show.
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But then, perhaps it's the nature of hard-earned wisdom to sound like something we've heard many times before.
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In the age of fake news, tech backlash, data breaches, and brand scrutiny, trust is hard-earned and precious.
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Pastry aficionados have bristled at the shortcut, and household pie mavens may feel it undermines a hard-earned skill.
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But he was careful to save just enough of that hard-earned most satisfying bubbly for a gulp himself.
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Do they really want their hard-earned money to back the preferred political candidates of the local Islamic center?
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When Ian was first diagnosed two years ago, Katrina's brother uncle Aaron weighed in with some hard-earned wisdom.
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After four years at Princeton, I arrived at graduate school at Stanford emboldened with hard-earned confidence and ease.
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Some former contestants said the chance to show off their hard-earned physiques was part of Miss America's appeal.
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Now is not the time to invest your hard-earned savings in the ostensibly stable Old Masters market, Pisces.
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I refuse to spend my hard-earned paycheck on something I think might end up gathering dust in a drawer.
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But, in fact, it takes no time at all for all that hard-earned money to disappear into thin air.
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You're the guy who's waiting by the helicopter in The Division, going rogue, waiting to steal people's hard-earned loot.
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What's more, her hard-earned success as a creator hasn't freed her from constantly having to prove her making prowess.
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You have to be careful — really careful — if you want to enjoy your hard-earned millions and avoid the slammer.
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We're asking millennials how they spend their hard-earned money during a seven-day period — and we're tracking every dollar.
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Because they don't think they're capable of understanding the basics and don't want to risk losing their hard-earned money.
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Are you starting to freak out about spending tons of hard-earned cash on flights home over the holiday season?
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Spears has never been shy about flaunt the results of her hard-earned work — often posting sultry shots to Instagram.
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So unless you're planning on trying everything, you'll have to be judicial about how to spend your hard-earned cash.
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To do just that, we've rounded up the new tech on the beauty block that's worth every hard-earned penny.
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You've got other things to spend your hard-earned money on than an over-the-top, wildly expensive mobile device.
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When he finally left that morning, he was more than ready for his hard-earned and well-deserved beach getaway.
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Save your hard-earned money and buy a super early-bird pass before June 21 at 11:59 p.m. (PT).
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But regardless of the cause, investors are sure to be happy that Apple is finally spending its hard-earned cash.
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Every year around this time, phone fraudsters posing as the IRS try to bilk taxpayers out of hard-earned cash.
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Do these mistakes mean I would disrespect someone's hard-earned sobriety by drinking with them or in front of them?
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In addition, Instacart raised the base pay of its workers and back paid its shoppers their hard-earned goddamn tips.
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The hard-earned accomplishments of the past 8 years now at risk due to and an unfit, unwelcome new president.
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Ahead, check out the Insta-hyped products that actually passed our tests — and are totally worth your hard earned cash.
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"By impersonating veterans, these foreign actors are effectively eroding the hard-earned power and integrity of veterans' voices," he said.
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The fiduciary rule is "critical to protecting Americans' hard-earned savings and preserving their retirement security," the White House said.
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Thrift, for instance, presumes that a person will save hard-earned wages and use these savings for purchases later on.
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By the time the fastest runners have cooled down and are enjoying hard-earned, high-calorie meals, my shift begins.
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I most certainly learned the value of a dollar from my parents, and how not to squander hard-earned cash.
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This substitution may have saved some hard-earned money of consumers, but it didn't cut the sugar in their diets.
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MMA fighter Sergio DaSilva spent some of his hard-earned cash Saturday after his arrest for allegedly robbing a bank.
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"The poor are individual actors who can make informed decisions on how to spend their hard earned money," he said.
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A temporary but hard-earned victory has been awarded to the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and Dakota Access pipeline activists.
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Still, high humidity isn't just for those that invest their hard-earned dollars on Fenty Beauty or Benefit Watt's Up!
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In his America, there are no participation trophies; your only reward is a hard-earned sigh and a shit sofa.
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This is a tough lesson but it will engrain in you a hard-earned appreciation for the band's classic material.
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He appreciated his skiing all the more when he was using his hard-earned money to help cover the costs.
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The problem isn't online dating or the hard-earned freedom queer people have to live our lives out and proud.
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They have survived and triumphed over another winter in the city, with a beautiful day as their hard-earned trophy.
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I'm quite lazy, so I'll always be more attracted to easy, risky money than to hard-earned risk-free money.
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As has been noted repeatedly, it has a hard-earned reputation as a dead end for talented up-and-comers.
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All of the big players will be present, with new ways to get you to spend your hard-earned cash.
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In order to save jobs and keep families' hard earned money in their wallets, we must prioritize investments in infrastructure.
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Instead, spend your hard earned cash on what Norton calls "prosocial" experiences — like a vacation or dinner with the family.
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Every person in America who pays taxes wants to believe their hard-earned dollars are being put to good use.
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But it has infuriated trade unions who argue the reform will erode hard-earned benefits and leave pensioners worse off.
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These hard-earned rights will be protected, and infiltrators will not be allowed to sabotage them through violence and destruction.
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Mid-century journalists, cruising the empiricist wave, often strayed from writing about animals, rather than risk their hard-earned objectivity.
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As with Mehta, Just's prodding was subtle, his smile contained sorrows, his wisdom was hard-earned, his constant humor wry.
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It makes sense that so many of us would much rather support black-owned businesses with our hard-earned money.
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As boomers continue to age, financial advisors are confronting a new threat to their hard-earned savings: elder financial abuse.
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No one thinks they'll fall for a financial scam and lose thousands of their hard-earned dollars — until it happens.
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If you're a single parent, working two jobs, it's critical that you get instant access to your hard-earned money.
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This amendment was hard-earned by 19th century women, who previously had little opportunity to assert their opinions or individuality.
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Read on to see the U.S. News' top-rated global destinations, where your hard-earned money will be well-spent.
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Conversely, family members lend their own hard-earned money, rarely charge interest and typically are not repaid the amount loaned.
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They're offering their homes, their food, and their hard earned cash to make sure neighbors get back on their feet.
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However, investors fear such hard-earned economic gains could be at risk if the government can pull the RBI's strings.
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Will the U.S. insist on guarantees that the Taliban honors Afghanistan's constitution and doesn't try to undercut hard-earned women's rights?
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As an investor, it's been no fun to look at your portfolio and watch your hard-earned savings fall so quickly.
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We're asking millennials how they spend their hard-earned cash during a seven-day period — and we're tracking every last dollar.
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Cain killed his brother Abel after Abel's hard-earned sacrifice was accepted by God, and Cain's minimal effort offering was not.
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I really appreciate it, and I really appreciate people supporting me, spending their hard-earned money to see something I'm in.
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We're asking millennials how they spend their hard-earned money during a seven-day period — and we're tracking every, last dollar.
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And while Philip is getting ready for some hard-earned retirement, the Queen has showed no real signs of slowing down.
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Don't rush to hoard Blu-rays and save those hard-earned Disney dollars just yet: It won't go down until 2019.
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More importantly, Walker's very hard-earned reputation as a politician who can take on government unions and reduce the state workforce.
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However, you definitely don't want to pour every last bit of that hard-earned money into putting said oasis together, right?
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Keith Urban is sharing some of his hard-earned wisdom with Demi Lovato after she suffered an apparent overdose last Tuesday.
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Flexing those hard-earned Instagram skills can pay off, especially if those snapshots catch the discerning eye of home-sharing companies.
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These are your hard-earned nest eggs, your home and college and travel funds, and nobody wants to see them shrink.
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Over the last decade, we learned through hard-earned experience that some things are best kept off of our News Feeds.
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Wes're asking millennials how they spend their hard-earned money during a seven-day period — and we're tracking every last dollar.
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It was a deserving, hard-earned win on the road, and the kind of comeback that doesn't happen all that often.
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I have such enormous respect for Taylor, in particular for her use of her hard-earned influence to promote positive change.
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But Jacobson didn't spend his hard-earned income on celebratory champagne — or on much of anything other than his student loans.
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If you wanted to extend the life of your hard-earned waves, just pin your hair into a bun before bed.
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Click on to check out my five attempts — and see what bang you can really get for your hard-earned bucks.
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The difference is that the wealthier will now be required to pay a more reasonable proportion of their hard-earned wages.
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In fact, 50,000 people paid real hard-earned money, so the show's going to be made whether you're involved or not.
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We're asking people how they spend their hard-earned money during a seven-day period — and we're tracking every last dollar.
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Re-name your savings accountsNothing says, "I'm thrilled about putting my hard-earned money in here" like an account named 48720935.
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Why do major American companies allow themselves to be perennially manipulated by the Chinese government into forgoing their hard-earned innovations?
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Doing so now is essential to preventing future taxpayer bailouts and protecting the hard-earned savings and investments of American families.
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Marianella's simple bartending philosophy is to make customers who spend their hard-earned money on his drinks feel warm and invited.
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She was proud of her hard-earned experience in Washington and affronted by Obama's lack of it, and she campaigned accordingly.
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"This rule is critical to protecting Americans' hard-earned savings and preserving their retirement security," President Obama wrote in the veto.
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When you go and spend your hard-earned money in different places, and the people remember you, you know, it's nicer.
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We're asking WOMEN how they spend their hard-earned money during a seven-day period — and we're tracking every last dollar.
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He believes his managers at Producer Entertainment Group conspired with his record label, and others, to embezzle his hard earned dough.
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"People put their hard-earned money in the church and really expected for it to be taken care of," the Rev.
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The money they hustle up or that their family sends them, every hard-earned dime of it, is spent on drugs.
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We've massively cut taxes for the middle class, small businesses to let working families keep more of their hard-earned money.
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Nevertheless, Republicans are "fully committed to ensuring that ordinary Americans keep more of their hard-earned money," according to the statement.
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Commuters spend their hard-earned dollars traveling to and from the city, and pay full fare when traveling within the city.
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When it comes to blowing their hard-earned cash, millennials and baby boomers may have more in common than you think.
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If you're earning points and miles, one of the worst things you can do is let your hard-earned rewards expire.
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We are talking about the hard-earned money of the American people, and someone must assume responsibility for spending it appropriately.
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You lose your hard-earned money and you lose the house, and there's no way you can get either one back.
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Those who have experienced the problem that they are trying to solve have hard-earned insights into how to correct it.
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But for one night, the Lakers (30-31) allowed themselves to savor some hard-earned momentum — because it might not last.
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It doesn't take much time at all to deplete your hard-earned savings, said Harrell, the Bureau of Land Management contractor.
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Oh's wins are well deserved and hard earned in a media environment that regularly denies actors of Asian descent lead roles.
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My little love handles were right where I'd last seen them, of course, but then so were my hard earned buns.
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Verizon and T-Mobile aren't the only U.S. mobile networks with new "unlimited" data plans trying to win your hard-earned money.
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"We hope the relevant sides can work together to maintain the hard-earned positive situation in the South China Sea," she said.
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We've reached out to Nintendo to ask what kind of breathing room users can expect before their hard-earned save file disappeared.
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Whether you get your hard-earned dollars via check or direct deposit, it genuinely feels great to get that bank-account boost.
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You're probably not alone, though you might want to think twice before you sink $249 of your hard-earned cash into them.
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In Germany, politicians and the news media presented the Greeks as moochers trying to get their hands on Germans' hard-earned cash.
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There's nothing wrong with being proud of your bargain-hunting abilities, or with spending your hard-earned money on what you want.
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If passed by Congress and signed into law by President Trump, Americans will get to keep more of their hard-earned money.
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All of these features, and more, have led millions in Britain to now trust Monzo and Starling with their hard-earned cash.
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You diligently planned and saved your hard-earned money for many years so you could be comfortable living out your retirement dream.
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Then, with glasses in hand, you close out your tab, retreat to your friends, and indulge in your hard-earned summer Friday.
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Hunt, who just debuted her own sneaker, is using her hard-earned platform to speak about issues outside of the fashion world.
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Being newly retired is definitely a reason to celebrate — and spend — some of the hard-earned money you've saved over the years.
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So, phones and tablets are ideal for browsing, but people want to do full research before paying out their hard-earned cash.
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I understood their concern because so many of them feared that their hard earned savings in our bank could be at risk.
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And while your hard-earned money may be taking a hit, remember to spare a thought for the ridiculously rich among us.
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We've massively cut taxes for the middle class, and small businesses to let working families keep more of their hard earned money.
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But it's notable that most Presidents have a hard-earned win or two after a year or so of one-party rule.
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Perhaps you can't imagine knocking on doors for her in the cold or donating your hard-earned money to finance her campaign.
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So make sure to carefully vet a seller before forking over your hard-earned cash or sharing any of your personal information.
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"When you're investing your hard-earned dollars you need to know who to bet on and who to bet against," Cramer said.
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Yet the American people can't afford for Congress to give away billions of their hard-earned dollars in corporate welfare like this.
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You pull out your hard-earned cake or scones or cookies, and take that illicit bite before it's had time to cool.
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There's rarely a day when you don't need choose to spend some of your hard-earned cash at one of these stores.
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Protecting margins is always a priority, but in this case they risk losing hard-earned market share if drinkers pick cheaper brands.
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This decision throws into doubt hard-earned consensus in Turkey built over decades that power and government changes hands through democratic elections.
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Taiwan's voters are pragmatic, and their hard-earned democracy allows them to vote incumbents failing to serve their interests out of office.
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This course of action would significantly undermine America's hard-earned global leadership as a champion of law-bound international action, perhaps irreparably.
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"We can't beat this virus unless we eliminate boundaries to resources and share our know-how and hard-earned lessons," he continued.
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You'll work with people of all ages, handle responsibilities that you wouldn't otherwise and learn the value of a hard-earned dollar.
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The federal government does not suffer from a lack of revenue; it has a problem with overspending our hard-earned tax dollars.
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Some police chiefs and sheriffs have complained that immigration enforcement is not consistent with their priorities and could undermine hard-earned trust.
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They've been told that government wastes their money, produces nothing of value, and needlessly robs American workers of their hard-earned pay.
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Workers who contribute their hard earned wages to these programs may not see the benefits that they have been told to expect.
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It is unfair to take these student athletes' hard earned redemption on the basketball court and use it for Charlottesville's cheap grace.
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For U.S. Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon, spending hard earned cash on yourself isn't a waste, it's an investment in self-care.
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That family of four in Alexandria will have their tax bill reduced to $1,700, freeing up almost $2,85033 of hard-earned income.
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As more people have gainful employment and keep more of their hard-earned dollars have money in their pockets, they will prosper.
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It's not acceptable to have hard-working Americans send their hard-earned money to imprisoned killers and the families of suicide bombers.
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We've massively cut taxes for the middle class and small businesses to let working families keep more of their hard-earned money.
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You can rest assured that you will get the most delicious bang for your hard-earned buck at all of these eateries.
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We're asking millennial women how they spend their hard-earned money during a seven-day period — and we're tracking every last dollar.
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"These hard-earned rights will be protected, and infiltrators will not be allowed to sabotage them through violence and destruction," Zarif tweeted.
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Eventually he not only routed inflation, but also won a hard-earned credibility for the Fed that would help successors keep inflation stable.
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Harden had a crappy day at work, and it was also his last day of work before a some hard-earned time off.
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They are those people who are willing to take their hard-earned money and make the leap to invest in stocks and bonds.
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You get to make financial decisions about how you want to use your hard-earned money to support your family, friends and yourself.
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In response, other farmers sent their workers and "a ton of members of the community" showed up to save his hard-earned spuds.
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We are looking at a possible blow-out rally and a lot of gullible investors could end up losing their hard-earned money.
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There are enough ways to stalk someone online without bringing up ways in which they have decided to spend their hard-earned cash.
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"There is no excuse for not putting your hard-earned savings into a better-yielding account," Greg McBride, chief financial analyst for Bankrate.
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But also, we want to bring our owner operators along with us as well because they're investing their hard-earned dollars, as well.
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As such, it is within our authority to gut the IRS where it hurts the most: their use of hard-earned taxpayer dollars.
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No matter how ready you are to spend some hard-earned cash, you realized you're just plain sick of the same old brands.
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People of color actually want to spend their hard-earned coins on a good foundation or concealer that they don't have to mix.
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For the seventh year running parents sent footage of themselves telling their children they ate all their hard-earned trick-or-treat candy.
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But now — almost two months since turning 30 — Stone went on to drop some hard-earned life advice that we can all use.
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But now you have the option to stretch your payments over four months and avoid an upfront layout of your hard-earned cash.
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However, I personally refuse to drop my hard-earned cash on expensive face mists when I can just as easily make my own.
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Video: Nature Video/YouTube Indeed, this thrilling find was hard-earned after over a decade of accumulated observations, generated by dozens of scientists.
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"Bad actors undermine the hard-earned confidence that is essential to the efficient operation of our capital markets," he said to the panel.
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That decision must be made carefully and explained to the American taxpayers whose hard-earned money has, for decades, funded Pakistan's aid payments.
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Steer clear of San Francisco if you want to rake in the big bucks and still pocket most of your hard-earned cash.
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But the chief justice's vote in Pavan may be a harbinger of a willingness to protect the hard-earned rights of marriage equality.
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We asked a millennial woman how she spends her hard-earned money during a seven-day period — and we're tracking every last cent.
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Five million workers in 22019 states can now keep their hard-earned money rather than underwrite candidates and causes they may not support.
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Walmart and Target are both slashing prices in the hopes that you'll spend your hard-earned Black Friday dollars with them this year.
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"The construction of a physical wall is an expensive and inefficient use of our taxpayers' hard-earned dollars," he said in a statement.
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But this is Versace we're talking about and Donatella — by hard-earned reputation and, let's face it, default — can technically do no wrong.
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Stop on things that make your life easier, for example, she says, and put more of your hard-earned dollars away for emergencies.
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But just because I'm finally living with comfortable means doesn't mean I should commit my hard-earned dollars to something unless it's right.
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But with his lack of specific leadership in the Obamacare repeal and tax reform efforts, he's fumbled much of that hard-earned power.
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It's to help you organize your priorities and give you the freedom to make decisions on where you allocate your hard-earned money.
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The eventual conviction of Mr. Akayesu (he was sentenced to life in prison) was a hard-earned victory in the aftermath of genocide.
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Sure, the price tag sounds steep -- because it is -- but trust us, there's good content in here that's worth your hard-earned money.
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We asked a millennial woman how she spends her hard-earned money during a seven-day period — and we're tracking every last dollar.
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Incensed unions saw Arnold not as a reformer but as a robber baron trying to take away their members' hard-earned retirement benefits.
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Read on to see the U.S. News' top-rated Caribbean vacation spots, where your hard-earned money will go toward an unforgettable getaway.
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It's no small feat to reach retirement age with a hard-earned, carefully-invested nest egg built up over a lifetime of work.
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"The FDIC is supposed to stand behind Americans' hard-earned deposits, not reward big banks for taking on too much debt," Steele said.
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The intelligence within cars — that is, their ability to learn and to apply that knowledge — is far from artificial; it is hard-earned.
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While the current Afghan Constitution, approved in 2004, awards women some hard-earned rights, conservative interpretations of Islamic law still guide Afghan culture.
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Intelligent, seasoned investors believed Enron really was "the future!" and gave it their hard-earned money not only for equity but for debt.
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Why should the man of means spend his hard-earned six-figure bonus on Brioni, rather than Brunello, or Berluti, or anyone else?
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At this moment, we can't beat this virus unless we eliminate boundaries to resources and share our know-how and hard-earned lessons.
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" Lucian Grainge, the chairman and chief executive of Universal Music, also praised "her use of her hard-earned influence to promote positive change.
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The FBI has launched a probe into MyPayrollHR after the company allegedly left employees of nearly 4,000 businesses without their hard-earned cash.
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At the same time, crevices on his cheeks give him the appearance of someone older, lending him an air of hard-earned wisdom.
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If you've been saving up for a Samsung Galaxy S20, this is the time when you say goodbye to your hard-earned cash.
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In a year that has challenged some hard-earned building blocks of who I am, it got me thinking about my own family.
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Circus der Sinne (Circus of the Senses, in English) relies on hard-earned skills and simple props rather than electronics or special effects.
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The plan also cuts the death tax, so that Americans can rest assured that their hard-earned savings will go to their families.
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As the scene ends, Ramona saunters offstage cradling her hard-earned cash to her chest, dollar bills literally dripping out of her arms.
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It&aposs a common dilemma for those who donate to charities: Which organization will do the most good with your hard-earned money?
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Soon you'll want to shake those who are handing over their hard-earned cash, and scream at those who keep asking for more.
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You can save some of your hard-earned cash and still get all the power and style these impressive machines have to offer.
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Teachers have to go and take their hard-earned money on their low salaries to buy supplies and support these kids in school.
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Mastering the art of the free trial is essential to ultimately deciding what services you want to commit your hard-earned cash to.
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Only in 22 did the government finally force providers to make detailed disclosures of how much they were extracting from your hard-earned savings.
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Sometimes, it is with moments of humor, but more often with moments of raw emotional power — moments whose pathos feels hard-earned and true.
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And we're excited for you to join us at Disrupt Berlin 2017 and save a bit of your hard-earned cash in the process.
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At first this made me a bit nervous—like it wouldn't give me credit for my hard-earned exercise, but it worked as advertised.
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Currently, he's on another mission to fetch the Golden Company from Essos—a group of expert mercenaries that Cersei spent hard earned coins on.
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Only in 205 did the government finally force providers to make detailed disclosures of how much they were extracting from your hard-earned savings.
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Donating to the causes you care about doesn't have to mean dishing out your hard-earned cash (your time or advocacy is plenty valuable).
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That makes it possible for retirees to enjoy all the benefits of living close to a major metropolis without sacrificing their hard-earned savings.
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We've tested all of the models below in our labs, and we're here to tell you which ones are worth your hard-earned dollars.
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"If people lack trust, that means they worry that their hard-earned money is not being well spent when donated to charities," said Pinkney.
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Instead of separating yourself from $180 worth of your hard-earned cash, however, do yourself a favor and buy an Instax Mini 70 camera.
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Samantha Bee just received yet another hard-earned Emmy nomination for her show Full Frontal, hot on the heels of her win last year.
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"Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime chance to give your hard-earned money to an alleged billionaire," the narrator concludes in the video.
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You can even get a Lisa Frank prepaid debit card — presumably so you can spend all your hard-earned cash on more '90s nostalgia.
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Antonio Brown was feeling extra saucy Tuesday night -- and decided to spend some of his hard earned cash ... on the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh!
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No. Your 20s are for blowing your hard-earned cash on 3 AM Ubers and hungover Dominos, not handmade wedding favors and personalized confetti.
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If you're shelling out hard-earned cash on a laptop, then you want to make sure you get years of service out of it.
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In the video, Pollard makes convincing, tear-inducing arguments for spending your hard-earned coin on Fenty Beauty this season, and — honestly — we're sold.
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It might give those in less developed countries access to the financial system and a means to protect hard-earned wages against runaway inflation.
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"The plan starts with pro-growth tax reform to help American workers and businesses keep more of their hard-earned dollars," the website explains.
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But instead of throwing away our hard-earned $$$ on hit-or-miss presents this year, we've got a much better idea in mind: wine.
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The poor fortunes of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's party in last weekend's EU parliamentary elections present the latest challenge to her hard-earned legacy.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Turns out that in their hard-earned downtime, the members of Gorillaz are quite the bedroom DJs.
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"It's fairly compassionate to go to them and say, look, we're not going to ask you for your hard-earned money anymore," he said.
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It's not blind optimism, but hard-earned optimism that's rooted in the stories of very real progress through history...That's what you're fighting for.
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It makes sense to do a little bit of homework before you plunk down your hard-earned cash at a mall-adjacent surgical center.
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Getting documents in order takes hours out of your already busy schedule, and giving your hard-earned cash to Uncle Sam is never fun.
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If a person of average means decides to pony up and invest $1,000 of their hard-earned dollars in Bitcoin, they'd still have just .
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The industry feels like it exists to benefit the businesses involved in the transactions and not the humans parting with their hard-earned cash.
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"We were in love with that building, oh man, because we bought it with our hard-earned money," said Liendra Jeffries, the senior pastor.
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A rich man should not feel guilt for hard-earned wealth, he said; a pregnant woman should not feel guilt for having an abortion.
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" Conway added that millions of Americans have opted out of ObamaCare, choosing instead to "fork over their hard-earned money in taxes and penalties.
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But through no fault of our own, retirees have already seen forced cuts to our hard-earned pensions while bondholders continued to get paid.
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Better to take the risk and use hard-earned money to buy things more valuable than high-priced insurance products offering poor medical care.
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But, the sooner you pay it off, the sooner you can improve your credit and put your hard-earned dollars toward more exciting goals.
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So, we present to you: 11 types of wipes, only some of which are actually worth spending your hard-earned dollar-dollar-bills on.
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Lawmakers have the ability to protect the taxpayers' hard-earned dollars by including independent construction integrity monitors as part of any sizable infrastructure project.
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Other workers, however, are squirreling their hard-earned savings into 403(b) plans that are largely stocked with more expensive funds and variable annuities.
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Eventually they're likely to get caught, but not always before unsuspecting consumers waste hard-earned dollars on useless, possibly hazardous and often costly supplements.
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If you'd rather buy locally and hold the device before handing over your hard-earned cash, Mr. Edwards recommends checking the IMEI in person.
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It seemed that Sierra Leone was heeding the hard-earned lessons of other developed nations that have found themselves owing enormous amounts to China.
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According to a 2017 study in PNAS, when people spend their hard-earned cash on time-saving services, it can make them feel better.
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While savings accounts are a safe bet and an easy concept to grasp, the real earning power comes from investing their hard-earned cash.
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The panorama of scattered yucca and pinyon bushes was bordered by snowy mountains, facing the sunset: a hard-earned bit of high-desert paradise.
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Many police departments now train for the eventuality of a mass shooting, using the hard-earned lessons of places that have already endured one.
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Like every good parent, I delivered those first phones along with strong warnings, advice, and hard-earned life lessons about the dangers of misuse.
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Their hard-earned remittances improved living standards for their families across the villages and towns of Nepal, which helped improve access to health care.
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Will you do that for me, so that I might fork over even more of my not-terribly-hard-earned money directly to you?
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Overall, Americans spend far more of their hard-earned money on health care than citizens of any other country, by a very wide margin.
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I knew Sam saved his hard-earned money to get me something nice, but I also knew Vladimir bumped it up to something nicer.
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It's yet another example of how in the modern era, you increasingly don't actually own the things you've spent your hard-earned money on.
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Whether you're interested in learning how to nail a job interview or manage your hard-earned money, there are courses for it on Udemy.
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It'll cost $79 when it starts shipping (supposedly in June), or you can risk $59 of your hard-earned allowance and back the campaign yourself.
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Over in our Money Moves room, in partnership with our presenting sponsor, Zelle, you'll be inspired to make the most of your hard-earned dollars.
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ATMs have panic codes You're being robbed and the thugs have taken you to an ATM to force you to withdraw your hard-earned cash.
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If you like the idea of using your hard-earned dollars to foster social change, online banking outfit Aspiration just introduced the tool for you.
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That said, there have been multiple occasions in which Buffon has faltered; forced into taking more than one hiatus from his own hard-earned hegemony.
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But TogetherList allows people to support an established nonprofit organization directly and more extensively, whether by volunteering their time or donating their hard-earned dollars.
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It simply becomes a bubble that is constantly on the verge of bursting, and no one wants to risk their hard-earned money on that.
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When you don't proactively set aside money for these things, it can be painful to write the checks and watch your hard-earned money disappear.
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Nintendo, we should try to remember, is a vast international corporation that wants nothing more than to liberate your hard-earned money from your wallet.
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Oshoosi is recently paroled from prison, and a shared history binds the two men together, as does a hard-earned love, which has its frictions.
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I wouldn't want to spend my hard-earned dollars on pants for my drone just to watch them dangle in the sky, serving no purpose.
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And that's as good a reason as any to throw all your sale hesitation (and hard-earned cash) out the pale-pink penthouse showroom window.
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If you're a Canadian who's traded your hard-earned Actual Money for made-up internet coins amid the recent rush on ethereum, you're in luck!
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Perhaps many Trump fans would in fact be happy to donate their hard-earned cash to a Trump legal defense fund — if they were asked.
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Combined with the wisdom hard-earned in his campaigns, this fertile combination shaped the oratory for which he is remembered 50 years after his death.
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Every victory is hard-earned, whether you're pulling off an Ocean's 11-style heist or fighting a mythical monster on top of an ancient pyramid.
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Hey, who wants to shell out hard-earned cash money on a product and not be aware of all the fabulous ways to use it?
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That and other feedback motivated me to codify more of our hard-earned learnings on the topic of preparing a company to be IPO-ready.
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Indeed, some people love Upton Park so much that they are currently spending their hard-earned cash on buying assorted souvenirs from the dismantled stadium.
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"Continued solidarity is needed to finish the job and prevent hard-earned gains from disappearing," said David Schilling of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility.
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The idealistic leftists who control the Council are wasting millions of hard-earned taxpayer dollars in failed attempts to solve problems the Council members created.
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Anything short of that will be a PR disaster from which the host's hard-earned reputation as a solid journalist may have difficulty recovering from.
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I wanted to open a place that made people happy while using their hard-earned dollars to make a positive social difference in the world.
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It functions instead as a space where the wear and tear of hard-earned possessions become a powerful metaphor for continued racial and class prejudices.
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It's the years of muscle memory, good conditioning, and hard-earned willpower which allow a fighter to maintain his form twenty minutes into a bout.
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Each week, we ask a millennial woman how she spends her hard-earned money during a seven-day period — and we're tracking every last cent.
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But decades before Twitter existed, Trump was spending his not-so-hard-earned money to promote a range of strong—and surprisingly consistent—political positions.
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The President and the Republican Congress have rolled back rules designed to make sure federal contractors don't cheat their workers out of hard-earned wages.
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So all your hard-earned cash can go to a better place, like a savings account, charity, or less-sad salad place for weekday lunches.
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"They have paid their hard-earned money to come in there and fill a seat," the Grammy Award winner said at the time of concertgoers.
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Doing so would get at the heart of the region's current instability and, most importantly, assure the longevity of the Northern Triangle's hard-earned peace.
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For these reasons, Dalio thinks China will continue to reward those who are willing to put their hard-earned capital to work within its borders.
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And instituting a self-imposed ban on processed foods, challenging Americans to grow victory gardens and keep their hard-earned money local by eating local.
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But really, it's in the game you spent your hard-earned money on, it feels like a waste not to do it, am I right?
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One false move meant that players' hard-earned progress was lost, and this one simple design was enough to change how oppressive the space felt.
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Take a look at these 15 Warren Buffett failures to see what went wrong and what you can learn from the Oracle's hard-earned wisdom.
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But before you use your hard-earned dollars to get a piece of the action, Kevin O'Leary has a word of warning about the mania.
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Gales of wind pushed rain over the crowd and I took off at the crack of the gun, my legs remembering a hard-earned cadence.
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I know as well as anyone that the American people want to know that their hard-earned dollars are being spent wisely by government officials.
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"Under my watch, I will not let one more hard-earned taxpayer dollar go toward this failed project," Heller said in a statement this spring.
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As more and more Americans wager hard-earned money on the outcome of sporting events, the outcome must be as pure and reliable as possible.
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Pride March organizers call it a celebration of hard-earned progress in gay equality, from improvements in AIDS treatment to the legalization of gay marriage.
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Draft modes aren't for everyone, of course, and if you want to win cards with your own hard-earned collection, you're stuck playing Expert Constructed.
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With the substantial triumphs and one hard-earned disappointment from the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics now in Shiffrin's rearview mirror, she embarks on a new season.
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Here are seven pointless things this 38-year-old retiree thinks Americans should stop wasting their hard-earned cash on: But the experience isn't cheap.
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This hard-earned sense of perspective is something that Biden shares with only one other presidential candidate in recent years, former Vietnam POW John McCain.
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But instead of dishing out your hard-earned cash for venti beverages at your local Starbucks, why not just make your own brew at home?
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I'm sure she'll be happy to spend another 50k of her own hard earned money so you that undocumented saints can have one as well!
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In all of these ways, hard-earned dollars of American taxpayers are leveraged many times over to the benefit of our own people and communities.
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Amazon's Dash buttons are perhaps the company's most overt effort to make you forget that buying something actually means handing over your hard-earned money.
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You decide who she picks up, what she says to passengers, and how she should spend her hard-earned money (obviously she's paid in cryptocurrency).
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As U.S.-Taliban peace talks gain momentum, many women fear losing hard-earned freedoms since U.S.-backed Afghan forces overthrew the austere Taliban in 2001.
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The meat—drowned in orange juice, covered in those hard-earned avocado leaves, and steam-braised in a plastic baggy—is impossible to stop eating.
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We'll save you your hard-earned latte money: The genetic code for love is definitely not something our current understanding of the human genome has deciphered.
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There comes a time in every woman's life when she has to plunk down some hard-earned cash on a dress that she just isn't feeling.
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"We all throw away too much of our hard-earned money on unnecessary 'little' expenditures without realizing how much they can add up to," Bach writes.
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If you're stopping at Nordstrom for a beauty refill, then you're ready to spend your hard-earned money — or holiday bonus — on some seriously luxe products.
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" Bach agrees: "We all throw away too much hard-earned money on unnecessary 'little' expenditures without realizing they add up," he writes in "The Automatic Millionaire.
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All the work you've done to shore up your 401(k), IRA and life insurance is meaningless if your hard-earned cash goes to your ex.
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It puts your cash, credit, investment balances, and subscriptions in one place, so you have a clear idea of where your hard-earned greenbacks are going.
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But, the hard data suggests these feelings aren't strong enough for consumers to support the economy with their hard-earned money — and that has retailers worried.
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Just hours after the 2017 Grammy Award nominations were announced, the vlogger-writer sat down with PEOPLE Now to discuss his dear friend's hard-earned victory.
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We don&apost need to send your hard-earned money to countries that vote against the United States consistently in the United Nations and other places.
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Dear young people who have never experienced the horrors of war — I fear that some of you may be taking this hard-earned peace for granted.
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As an elected official from the state of South Carolina, his salary was paid by the hard-earned taxes of people like those in his state.
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Or, you can just hang out at brothels and pubs, getting into fist fights and wasting all of your hard-earned crowns on women and wine.
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RuPaul — star of the hit show RuPaul's Drag Race — may love a good glitter cut crease, but he also wants to share some hard-earned lessons.
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Agreed, the expression "hard-earned money," in the Money Diary header, didn't apply as well in this case as it does in some other series installments.
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Payday has come and gone and I'm willing to bet that most of you still are unsure on what to spend your hard-earned money on.
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If you thought Mother's Day started out as a ploy by greeting card companies to pocket your hard-earned money, you're in for a big surprise.
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The hoops star is also investing his hard-earned cash into startups like Postmates, Acorns and The Players' Tribune, alongside hotels, restaurants and media development companies.
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This broken budget process, coupled with the federal government's spending problem, is exactly why people don't trust the government to use their hard-earned dollars responsibly.
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Prior to Disrupt, all Battlefield teams go through a rigorous coaching process and end up with solid presentation skills, hard-earned pitching prowess and newfound courage.
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Whether it's big-dollar black-tie events or small online donations, the candidate has convinced actual people to fork over some of their hard-earned cash.
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"Our hard-earned reputation as a great place to do business has been tarnished," said Adam Marshall, the director general of the British Chambers of Commerce.
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In our minds, long weekends are the best time to treat yourself — what good is your hard-earned cash if you're never going to spend it?
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As she put it to WBEZ, you don't typically see people "give up $10,000 of their hard earned money" unless they're being held accountable for something.
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Ray and I did a few person-to-person transactions until I finally had $6 of his hard-earned cash in my Apple Pay Cash Card.
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However, because casinos want you to stick around and gamble away your hard earned cash, it's pretty easy to come across discount or free buffet vouchers.
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The once perfectly ripe and gorgeously green fruit has passed its prime, and we're left feeling like we wasted good food and our hard-earned money.
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This means that any weirdo who thinks that betting on the Nobel Prize is a good use of their hard-earned money can change the odds.
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Not a blind optimism that ignores the scale and scope of our challenges -- but a hard-earned optimism that's rooted in stories of very real progress.
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Dressing your best for the sunny seasons doesn't have to mean parting with your hard-earned cash on that dreamy (but pricy) poplin puff-sleeved gown.
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It showcases whomever the journalist happened to talk to on a given day, wherever she ended up going, rather than any hard-earned judgments or syntheses.
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Earlier in the day, Frenchman Gael Monfils moved into the second round with hard-earned 6-4 3-6 6-4 win over Italian Marco Cecchinato.
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Together, we will give the American people a big, beautiful Christmas present-a massive tax cut that lets Americans keep more of their HARD-EARNED MONEY!
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When residents keep more of their hard-earned money, they are more incentivized to spend that money in ways that make their community a better place.
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It was the most kidlike these dancers had acted all night, a hard-earned giddy outburst after showing just how poised and sophisticated they could be.
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Taxpayers deserve the truth to ensure that their hard-earned tax dollars are being spent wisely, and most importantly will protect the lives of our astronauts.
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Right now, the present law is basically a "legacy killer" preventing hardworking and disciplined families from passing on their hard-earned wealth to the following generations.
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These individuals will heap upon us unearned guilt as they point to our hard-earned earnings as evidence of the unfairness of their station in life.
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"Ah, that old stuff," they say, remembering it with a warmth and pride not unlike a crusty old veteran reminiscing about his hard-earned battle scars.
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I will ask that savings be accomplished through common sense reforms that eliminate government waste and budget gimmicks – and that protect hard-earned benefits for Americans.
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I've told President Trump about my grandmother, an Irish immigrant who raised four children (all winners) and presided over our Easter lamb with hard-earned majesty.
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The giving season is again upon us and if there's anything adults are always eager to share with our teenagers, it's our own hard-earned wisdom.
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As the advertising revenues that used to support independent journalism dwindle, many governments have found it easier to distort the news with taxpayers' hard-earned cash.
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While many of his peers were out on the streets of Montreal toasting their hard-earned degrees, he was boarding a flight back to Kansas City.
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One would be to ensure that hard-earned savings aren't siphoned off by self-serving advisers — but Mr. Trump has put the brakes on that effort.
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If you're stashing your hard-earned money under the mattress, or considering buying gold bars to bury in the backyard, it turns out you're not alone.
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"We all throw away too much of our hard-earned money on unnecessary 'little' expenditures without realizing how much they can add up to," he writes.
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Allen Onyema has a track record built on honesty and integrity and will take all necessary steps to clear his good name and hard earned reputation.
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As soon as we've had some time to try out the new devices, we'll have more guidance on what's worth your hard-earned cash and why.
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It is at best a massive fraud committed against students who are cheated out of a future, and taxpayers whose hard-earned money is being wasted.
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And if you are on some sort of program that sells products that purport to "cleanse" you, it also cleanses you of your hard-earned money.
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It's time for us to come together and act to get our economy growing and make sure Americans can keep more of their hard-earned money.
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Sure, these guys do genuinely seem to believe that others can learn from their stories – and that their hard-earned success should give them this platform.
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Tax relief is about protecting hard-earned paychecks and empowering all families in the workforce to succeed together in the entrepreneurial spirit of the United States.
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You simply take people's hard-earned money, tax it away from them and send it to places like China to pay interest on our borrowed money.
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Because of that, most bicyclists currently don't surrender their hard-earned momentum by making full stops at stop signs where the traffic does not warrant them.
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In 2008, he created an anonymous persona, Sugar — a tough-yet-vulnerable woman who turned her emotional bruises into hard-earned wisdom about life and love.
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But remember: any success you gain from your hard-earned labor will bring you a sense of satisfaction and pride that's difficult to find any other way.
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Adults have the power of a hard-earned emotion vocabulary that helps them know what they're feeling across different contexts and what to do about those feelings.
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Scammers are tricking gullible Twitter users into sending their hard-earned ether (Ethereum's in-house cryptocurrency) to random addresses with the empty promise of a hefty giveaway.
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"I am living well right now - some student loan debt aside - but not because I pocketed the hard-earned taxpayer money that I was entrusted," he tweeted.
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I'm glad Disney decided to celebrate its queer fans, but I'm not about to sacrifice my hard-earned goth cred by busting out a pair of these.
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According to one recent survey, some workers check their email even when they know it's not expected, getting in the way of their own hard-earned rest.
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No, just 'buyer be a little more aware' of what you might be committing your hard-earned dollars to when you pull the trigger on a buy.
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The challenge strips you of all your hard-earned weapons and armor, and it takes away your vast collection of health-restoring meals and power-augmenting tonics.
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Why would anyone be against offering such choices to Americans and instead force them to buy coverage they don't want or value for their hard-earned money?
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And while you might think plunking down hard earned cash would motivate your ass to get to the gym, money may not be enough of a reason.
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Wells Fargo has enabled two crooked employees to fleece a famous Mexican singer out of her hard-earned money ... so claims the performer in a new lawsuit.
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This is especially true at a massive company like EA. None of that means they're immune to criticism; they're asking for your hard-earned money, after all.
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The last thing you want is someone poking around your account, checking your viewing habits, and drafting off your hard-earned $10.99-a-month for free access.
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But, if Dürheimer has his way, Bugatti's hard-earned profits won't be helping pay the legal bills of Volkswagen AG any time soon, parent company or not.
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Instead of trying to outright imitate real climbing, The Climb creates a stylized, smaller-scale version of its adrenalin rush, learning process, and eventual hard-earned victory.
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Get ready to crack open those wallets and shell out some hard-earned cash on tickets to an advertisement for fruit-flavored treats, because nothing matters anymore.
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It's hard-earned because it comes from working and living in a nation in which some of its people -- and even its President -- seem to despise us.
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Every year, tens of millions of Main Street American investors pour their hard-earned money in a wide variety of investments to help secure their financial future.
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Through books like Only the Paranoid Survive, Swimming Across and High Output Management, Grove left behind a treasure trove of hard-earned perspective on life and innovation.
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" He added that "you sure as heck hope that the IRS won't be asking you for more of your hard-earned money after you file your taxes.
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Just hearing the word investing can conjure up images of charts and graphs with jagged red lines pointing down, signaling a loss of our hard-earned cash.
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Even if a guy doesn't have $8,000 for the whole rig, he can most likely manage to score a Brioni pimp shirt without sacrificing hard-earned G's.
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" Woolsey, the senior quarterback, said he and other team leaders had also conveyed one hard-earned piece of wisdom to younger players: "Sleep in when you can.
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One minute you're talking about your Tinder match's fave dog breed, and next thing ya know you're being schooled on how to invest your hard-earned cash.
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After a short while Handong's marriage ends in a pitiless divorce, and he manages to find Lan Yu again, but their hard-earned contentment is short-lived.
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Studies show that drunk people spend their hard-earned money much more easily than those who stay sober and, by comparison, also spend much more of it.
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He also includes a print-and-play variant on the website, so nobody is forced to spend their hard-earned wages in order to appreciate the design.
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This makes it easier for me to use my hard-earned miles, whether I earn them with United directly or by transferring points from Chase Ultimate Rewards.
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No, just 'buyer be a-little-more-aware of what you might be committing your hard earned dollars to when you pull the trigger on a buy.
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In 2014, he emerged from an eight-week stay at a recovery center with a hard-earned wisdom that he has passed on to other elite athletes.
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Meanwhile, consider it a hard-earned lesson for next time: Be wary of making market wagers with money you might need in the next couple of years.
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"We urge Burma to protect hard-earned freedoms, prevent further backsliding on recent democratic gains, and reunite these journalists with their families," it said in a statement.
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Neither Federer nor Nadal is a part of the 10-member player council, but they have hard-earned and undeniable clout when they decide to weigh in.
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After weeks of steep market declines, you may feel you've had enough, that you want your hard-earned money during these uncertain times with you, under quarantine.
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For now, his presence still provides space, thanks to a hard-earned reputation around the league that forces coaches to give him the benefit of the doubt.
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After I "completed" this course it was up to me to figure out how to responsibly spend my hard earned money, and how to make good judgement.
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Or, what if you&aposve been investing long enough but still can&apost stand to watch your hard-earned money disappear dollar-by-dollar, hundo-by-hundo?
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"I have said before that the hard-earned progress that Yemen has made on de-escalation is very fragile," Mr. Griffiths said in a statement on Sunday.
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Tax reform that is revenue-neutral will not reverse the trend of the federal government taking an increasing share of Americans' hard earned money, year after year.
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Under Adams' leadership, Sinn Fein has become a grassroots, socially supportive party with a hard-earned reputation of taking care of the people and communities it represents.
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The country has made great progress in better protecting hard earned nest eggs, and it's critical to that progress that we don't let our vigilance fall back.
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This is actually how Wall Street worked once upon a time, when it was just undercapitalized small firms in which partners invested their own hard-earned capital.
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But in a broader sense, "us" also refers to the billions of people who will have to choose where to spend their hard-earned cash every month.
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You may have to hold your nose when you think about the fact that most of your hard-earned cash isn't mainly going to Adele or Bruce.
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When she gets arrested at an ATM wearing leather leggings and a crop top and puts her arms up without letting go of her hard-earned cash?
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You cannot afford to lose your hard-earned money, and insurance is a good strategy to lower your out-of-pocket expenses in case of an accident.
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Now, we're about to witness another scramble to provide our hard-earned taxpayer money into the pockets of an industry that's already raking in the big bucks.
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Yet, after so many years of being disciplined about saving, many of my clients are uncertain how to allocate their hard-earned nest eggs once in retirement.
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Instead, Georgians tell me they want to keep more of their hard-earned paychecks and benefit from a growing economy that encourages success rather than punishing it.
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"Joe Manchin voted NO to letting hard working families keep more of their hard-earned money," Pence wrote in one of a series of tweets Wednesday evening.
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If you don't see any professional reviews by the time a movie hits theaters, that probably doesn't bode well for spending $10 of your hard-earned cash.
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China's state media said Chinese President Xi Jinping, in a phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump, stressed that a hard-earned alleviation of tensions must continue.
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If you've been spending your hard-earned money on fancy antibacterial soaps in the hopes that they'll keep you clean and healthy, you may want to stop.
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The idea is to dig down as far as you can, grab some jewels, and then zip back up before you're killed and lose your hard-earned cash.
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In that period, their status as techno luminaries was unequivocally cemented, and the music they gathered in their album Borderland reflected an hard-earned sense of mature virtuosity.
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Because you should spend your hard-earned cash on things that matter, like a trip to the Bahamas that doesn't require you to wear many clothes at all.
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Jim Delos, who doesn't see why he should invest his hard-earned cash to fund "some investment banker's voyage of self-discovery," has come to inspect the merchandise.
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Think about it: Taking some of your hard-earned money and giving it to a candidate is one of the strongest signs of support you could possibly offer.
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After spending tons of hard-earned money on digital video games through services like Steam, you don't even get to leave them to anyone if you pass away.
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All over the wine-producing world, climate change is causing a thorough reconsideration of the hard-earned wisdom that in some cases has been passed down through generations.
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I needed to get this message out to the world, and show everyone that there's no need to spend your hard-earned dough to buy into this trend.
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Every year this consumer base literally burns over $30B of their hard-earned income on candles, disposable batteries, and kerosene to light their home and power their devices.
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They are also receiving a $41 refund, which means that instead of overpaying the government, they were able to keep more of their hard-earned money every month.
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Hough showed off her hard-earned wedding abs in a gingham one-piece swimsuit from Reformation with a center front cutout and cute bow tie at the front.
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Often, we end up on Seamless or at a restaurant, and we reluctantly spend our hard-earned cash just to avoid dealing with the kitchen Monday through Friday.
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Despite her wrinkle-free skin, hard-earned abs, $3,000+ beauty regimen and radiant complexion, Kim Kardashian West still worries about getting older just like the rest of us.
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Access to single market is the key here and investors should not underestimate this before they want to move any of their hard earned money in this sector.
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Lyle dished out 21 assists against Minnesota, the second most by an OhioState freshman, and Loving scored a career-high 22 points in a hard-earned victory overIllinois.
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But all those worrying about our economy and financial markets should understand the root causes affecting their jobs, paychecks and the real purchasing power of hard-earned savings.
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He secured his long-awaited, hard-earned promotional deal with another win over Darnell Boone, this time by KO. Call it a linear rise if you want to.
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And by offering an open Libra platform, shady developers could build apps that snatch not just people's personal info like Cambridge Analytica, but their hard-earned digital cash.
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" For pro-legalization groups like the nonprofit Drug Policy Alliance, the proposition represents an opportunity to give nonviolent offenders such as Michelle a hard-earned second chance. "Prop.
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Central bankers frequently cite the credibility won by monetary-policy makers of the day as a hard-earned, near-sacred thing, which they dare not put at risk.
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Really, you don't have to be interested in trends at all to want to extend the lifespan of the clothes on which you've spent your hard-earned money.
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Trump and his team understand how we need to review our national budget and make tough decisions regarding the use of the hard-earned resources of American taxpayers.
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We at AXA support these goals, which would let families keep more of their own hard-earned money, create jobs and boost economic growth that benefits all Americans.
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The six-time U.S. Open champ started off her Easter weekend early by showing off her hard-earned six pack abs in a vibrant (and tiny!) yellow bikini.
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After all, if you never end up using it, haven't you just spent a portion of your hard-earned paycheck on something for which you'll never be refunded?
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Claiming that workers' hard-earned payroll contributions are being 'stolen' undermines public confidence in Social Security itself, which has been under attack from fiscal conservatives for decades now.
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They fuel conservative attacks against Social Security while confusing members of the public, who overwhelmingly support the program and don't want their hard-earned benefits to be cut.
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But consumerism in the first world is absolutely an emotional element that strips so much of our hard-earned money out of our wallets each and every year.
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The financial strain expands past the caregiving years, with nearly half of families having had to tap into hard-earned savings and retirement funds to make ends meet.
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These include family ties, a tendency toward optimism, a fierce desire for freedom and independence and a hard-earned appreciation that peace is far, far preferable to war.
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Even worse, he has been disenfranchised of his hard-earned professional credentials because the World Bank deems his record too good to be true for a black man.
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Nadal has a history of spending his hard-earned money a little lavishly, from buying a six-figure watch to purchasing a second home in the Dominican Republic.
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It also means having them learn the value of a hard-earned dollar and a hard day's work, even though the family does not necessarily need the money.
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I asked seasoned family road-trippers for their hard-earned advice on how to make long days in the car with children less anxiety-inducing and more fun.
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In the meantime, Coloradans will need to continue taking back control over their local governments, and their hard-earned tax dollars, one urban renewal authority at a time.
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It's not a necessary product — you could even say it's a waste of 20 of your hard-earned dollars, not to mention a perfectly good piece of leather.
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But as a scientifically trained journalist, I feel obliged to help others make rational decisions about which, if any, dietary supplements may be worth their hard-earned dollars.
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While you may not interact with your 529 plan as much as you do your checking account, you can still take steps to safeguard your hard-earned savings.
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Tech Fix It's the time of year when smartphone makers introduce their newest wares to tempt you to spend your hard-earned dollars on the latest, priciest devices.
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Danielle Bregoli is putting her hard-earned money where her mouth is, because her first big investment in the New Year went toward a new and improved smile.
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The 31-year-old breakout artist is celebrating her hard-earned first chart-topper, which knocked Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello's duet "Señorita" out of the top spot.
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A British program called Now Teach creates an avenue for retired professionals to impart their hard-earned life lessons to those starting out on life's often challenging journey.
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I was especially struck by this in Vitali's photographs of Italians retreating into the countryside, portraits of hard-earned intimacy and, in a country besieged by tourists, privacy.
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When he let loose about how officers have a hard job and sometimes "unfortunate" things happen, it took all of my hard-earned Southern charm to answer diplomatically.
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But you'll no longer have to suffer and bleed your hard-earned dough when you pick up this 10-foot cloth MFi-certified lightning cable for only $14.99.
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"Shamefully, this Republican Tax Scam victimizes the millions of middle-class Americans who deserve to keep more of their hard-earned paychecks," Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Rep.
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A heads-up to anyone with a 401(k): With the stock market near record highs, the biggest threat to your hard-earned retirement savings could be you.
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"I can also assure you the taxpayers aren't interested in seeing their hard-earned dollars being used to teach teenage boys how to become drag queens," he wrote.
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It means spending the assets of the relative needing assistance and likely spending the assets of the family caregiver – your hard-earned money -- and extended family if available.
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"Do your homework and contact your state or provincial securities regulator with any concerns before parting with your hard-earned money — afterwards may be too late," Borg said.
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Rather, voting is a privilege in the United States — and a hard-earned privilege at that," the former Army private wrote in the piece, titled "I can't vote.
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If you were lucky enough to have spent your hard earned money on a Betamax, when that platform failed you didn't swear off all forms of recorded entertainment.
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The proclamation and the significant hard-earned role of the five tribes in designing the future of the monument through the Bears Ears Commission should not be changed.
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Not until after George Lucas himself took part in a live-streamed opening ceremony in front of the Millennium Falcon could we spend our hard-earned galactic credits.
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These are tales of the "curse" as universal warning and hard-earned insight; as means of giving redemptive shape to suffering; as latent superpower and catalyst to solidarity.
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"Banks and ATMs have little cash; I have lost two days of work trying to get my own hard-earned money," said Pradeep Kumar, a laborer in Badarpur.
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It is a Fluxus-inspired cultural laboratory — a Beuysian "social sculpture" — whose integrity and hard-earned successes provide an all-too-rare glimpse of utopic creativity in action.
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Do we want to spend money, public funds especially, or have people spend their own hard-earned dollars on learning to code when those opportunities can be easily outsourced?
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"Imagine being a YouTube network that steals all their creators hard earned money and then files for bankruptcy and uses the creators money to pay their debt," Dawson tweeted.
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Since the Refinery29 beauty editors sample products for free (we know, it's a tough life), we polled beauty addicts who are using their own hard-earned cash on cosmetics.
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Sony didn't fully commit to bringing the best experience it can offer to customers here in the U.S., so why should customer's commit $700 of their hard earned money?
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And if you wait until this weekend to purchase tickets to Disrupt London 2016, it will definitely cost you some hard-earned pounds — 400 of them, to be exact.
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Along the way, Gawker accrued a hard-earned reputation for publishing leaks on a variety of topics that pissed off people like Steve Jobs, Quentin Tarantino and Brett Favre.
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So, before we spend any of our hard-earned cash on new makeup, moisturizers, or masks, we need to be sure the object in question is a real superstar.
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First, each of her new policy plans has won hard-earned kudos from Silicon Valley's wealthy, who are finding her intellectually simpatico even if they don't agree with her.
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Last week, Instacart — the most popular app for delivering groceries to people's houses in the US — received widespread criticism for allegedly denying their shoppers their hard-earned tip money.
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The Trump tax cuts have provided small businesses with a 20 percent tax deduction, allowing them to keep more of their hard earned funds to hire and raise wages.
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But just to compound the pure awkwardness even more, Kopitar rightfully decided that a card trick had absolutely nothing to do with his hard-earned season of exceptional hockey.
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Instead, let me help you decide whether an e-bike from a brand you've never heard of is worthy of your interest, and maybe even your hard-earned cash.
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Without having my password, and without hacking into my email account, she was able to get my home address, my phone number and steal my hard-earned hotel points.
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The bauble Fox plunked down all that hard-earned cash for—or credit, no judgment here—popped out of the box and disappeared into a morass of Yankee fans.
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Both times felt hard-earned — rewarding patience, stealth, calculated and skillful fighting, and a dose of good luck in ways that felt much different from the standard game modes.
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In under 100 days, Trump has ceded Obama's hard-earned position for the US as a global leader on climate change to China, the world's largest emitter of carbon.
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Would you rather give your hard-earned cash to a major telecom corporation or to a non-profit that will act as a watchdog to help protect your interests?
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Donald Trump with Michael Sexton in 2005 (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)Donald Trump's former "university" has been accused of bilking students out of their hard-earned cash.
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In fact, studies show when brands incorporate sustainability and corporate social responsibility into their DNA, millennial shoppers are more likely to spend their hard earned money on those products.
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If you are tired of queuing up at ATMs and are despairing because you are unable to access your own hard-earned money, here's some good news for you.
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And Virgin Airlines is throwing in some donations to help tiny dogs if you need some puppy dog eyes to get you to hand over your hard-earned cash.
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You, as an investor, should understand both the intention and investment philosophy of the financial professional or investment manager you have entrusted your hard-earned money with to invest.
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Within the next few weeks, Greitens may have to decide whether to veto a bill that would strip underpaid workers in his state of their hard-earned raises — again.
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Movie goers in all 50 states would probably be shocked if they knew the TV and film industry received $245 million of their hard-earned money just last year.
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Blues players spent little time celebrating their hard-earned 2-113 victory, showing up to the rink to dissect areas in need of improvement before sitting down with Hitchcock.
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Tourists spend billions of their hard-earned dollars each year visiting beautiful locations and snapping sun-soaked pics, but this company actually wants to pay someone for the privilege.
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These returns directly help schoolteachers, police officers, first responders and other public servants secure their hard-earned retirements at a time when many states are struggling to meet obligations.
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If these job creators are able to keep more of their hard-earned money, they'll be more likely to spend it on additional locations, higher wages, and more employees.
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"We can protect them against a future Washington trying to steal back those hard-earned dollars that you and Republicans in Congress has given them," Brady said to Trump.
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But just because you can't shell out a ton of your hard-earned cash on a body oil doesn't mean you can't reap the benefits of this amazing moisturizer.
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If allowed to linger, even in delay, the Cadillac Tax could quickly undo and outweigh nearly all the benefits of our hard-earned, long-sought victory on tax reform.
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But at the very end, as your score is tallied, the game fades out, telling you it's "too bad" that you'll never spend any of that hard-earned cash.
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This year, you can save on a suit (with one of the 21 options ahead) and still look damn good on that hard-earned week of out-of-office.
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We've been awaiting summer for more reasons than we can count — long weekends, the return of cold brew — but above all else, we're ready for a hard-earned vacation.
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In other words, more investors will want to know that their hard-earned money and investments are contributing to, say, bettering the environment instead of underwriting a tobacco company.
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But beyond immediate price swings, U.S. dairy exporters worry about losing hard-earned market share to the European Union, which has just reached a free-trade accord with Mexico.
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And only through an insurmountable number of sale signs does it become apparent how hard the American market works to persuade people to part with their hard-earned dollars.
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" On Twitter, Representative Steve Scalise, Republican of Louisiana and the minority whip, called the suggestion an attempt to take "hard-earned money" and "give it to leftist fantasy programs.
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We should also learn from Ms. Jacobson's profound belief in the United States-Mexico relationship, whose mutually hard-earned trust in each other is at risk of being dismantled.
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Powell and his team faced the unknown, and they came through the river's canyons with a hard-earned appreciation for the Colorado River as a precious, but limited resource.
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However, before you hire any financial professional, you should always do your due diligence and make sure you are working with someone you trust with your hard-earned money.
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That way, you can make an informed decision on how to spend your hard-earned cash *and* click "Keep Watching" to your heart's content during your next trip abroad.
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It's not that Rogers, the subject of a new biopic starring Tom Hanks, coaxed kids to donate their hard-earned allowances so that he could buy a private jet.
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Bureaucratic inertia is a formidable foe, but the environment will never be better than it is now to embrace new change and protect our hard earned advantages in space.
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After all, it's just good government practice and plain common sense to ensure that billions of hard-earned taxpayer dollars aren't going to contractors who break our federal laws.
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She insisted on being credited for her hard-earned knowledge of the world, but would dismiss other women's testimonies — particularly about their enjoyment of sex — that contradicted her ideology.
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If you're anything like us, the last few days have been spent frantically planning how you'll blow your hard-earned money on the many Fourth of July sales looming ahead.
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With her hard-earned victory, Gauff became one of the youngest women to reach the fourth round of Wimbledon in the Open Era and cemented her position as fan favorite.
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All that work is clearly paying off -- Denise put her hard-earned bod on display in a one-piece, pink suit on Instagram Thursday ... and we're not complaining one bit.
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According to the CEO of Aetna, one of the nation's largest health insurers, young people are putting their meager but hard-earned dollars toward more important things instead… like alcohol.
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It was a hard-earned and bittersweet victory: A fire that started in a store near my grandfather's laundry burned the business to ashes before the mortgage was paid up.
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That's one reason why not everyone wants to fork over their hard-earned Benjamins every month for 350 channels of animal hoarding and shirtless bohunks sexually competing on Caribbean beaches.
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But as you set aside your hard-earned income and PTO for the joy and happiness of other people, don't forget to take some time to care for yourself, too.
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Through these lenses, he generously shares his hard-earned insights about love, art, and humanity — and if you're anything like me, you'll find yourself underlining many passages to return to.
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"With the announcement of the DART, we are acting to prevent a major humanitarian crisis and protect Ethiopia's hard-earned development progress," USAID's administrator Gayle Smith said in a statement.
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So we decided to start asking millennials of any gender to see how they spend their hard-earned money during a seven-day period — and we're tracking every last dollar.
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The plot of "Forest Dark" often oscillates between lofty concepts and shaggy implausibility, but the feelings Epstein and Nicole have about their lives and loves feel hard-earned and true.
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The nine rate hikes they have implemented since 2015 have been hard earned, and we think they will be reticent to start down a rate-cutting path unless completely necessary.
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As for trusting the stock market with "your hard-earned Social Security," McGinty is likely referring to Toomey's 2010 Social Security privatization proposal, which targets a specific group of people.
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Her hard-earned strategic wisdom is admirable, but will she team up with the sinister Littlefinger against her own half-brother (well, cousin, but she does not yet know that)?
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"We should not be wasting hard-earned taxpayer money to maintain excess infrastructure that [the Department of Defense] has determined it does not need," Smith said in a statement Thursday.
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I'm burned out having every streaming service trying to get my attention and my hard-earned cash, and I have a strong hunch a lot of other people are, too.
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As the holiday shopping season approaches, people will descend in a frenzy onto retail stores large and small to spend their hard earned money on gifts for their loved ones.
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When a creative crowdfunding campaign reaches its goal, that usually means that people find the prototype promising enough to part with their hard earned money and donate to the project.
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"We should not be wasting hard-earned taxpayer money to maintain excess infrastructure that [the Department of Defense] has determined it does not need," Smith said in a statement Thursday.
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Because once you see the bags in action, say, through the lens of a Tommy Ton or a Phil Oh, you'll be glad your hard-earned retail therapy paid off.
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Even after you commit to using your hard-earned time off, you still have to plan your itinerary and come up with the funds that will make it all happen.
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As always, the hottest months of the year bring some of the biggest Hollywood blockbusters and friendliest family fare any moviegoer is ready to spend their hard-earned cash on.
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I seriously contemplated packing it all in and shouting the government to pay me back my hard earned taxes to sit at home with my son and do F-all.
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A few weeks ago, Verizon resurrected its unlimited data wireless plan which, in turn, forced the other mobile companies to compete for your hard-earned dollars and bleary-eyed streams.
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"I found today's accusations made by Mo with unproven premises, as an act of defamation on my hard earned reputation and business," he said in a release posted on LetsRun.com.
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EPB's failure has been so monumental it led the Tennessee Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations to look for ways to spur new broadband investment without using taxpayers' hard-earned money.
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World number one Andy Murray, bidding for a third Doha title, joined Djokovic in the semi-final with a hard-earned victory over Spain's Nicolas Almagro, his 232th consecutive win.
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A mature writer can bring a far wider frame of reference, as well as many years of hard-earned wisdom and acquired skills, to the task of forging a novel.
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Duncan was the one who should have been taking acting classes, not me, receiving instruction on how to transform his supply of hard-earned material into that thing called art.
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The only reason the Iranian government has agreed to this is because the U.S. is giving $1.7 billion of our hard-earned tax money to Iran — a gift political bribe.
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These nations seek to push fuel prices back to levels that could strangle the U.S. economy and force American drivers to send billions more of their hard-earned dollars overseas.
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"This brazen dictatorial act is the latest action in the ongoing rape of our nation's hard earned democracy," PDP challenger and former Nigerian Vice President Atiku Abubakar wrote on Twitter.
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Qatari news agencies have quoted various far-flung readers from across the globe who are nervously reporting that they have struggled to exchange their hard-earned riyals on overseas trips.
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It's not a huge dent — my husband and I are currently prioritizing paying off credit card debt — but I sleep easier knowing I'm not tossing away my hard-earned money.
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Despite ample experience to the contrary, we somehow still get to October and expect it to reflect the hard-earned order of the six-month season that came before it.
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Who can possibly afford to regularly pay $10 for some hideously overpriced gummy slugs, or dish out wads of hard-earned income for some obscenely small bags of stale popcorn?
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I came away from the experience with some lessons, a few hard-earned, that I hope others who find themselves in the same position I was in will find helpful.
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Now they were willing to let others — specifically the 20 Democrats who will be onstage in Miami on Wednesday and Thursday, 10 each night — benefit from their hard-earned knowledge.
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The Satri Angthong keeper, relieved to have the good fortune of the bar's help, sprinted toward his teammates to celebrate what was likely going to be a hard-earned win.
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And the Jets' defense, so stout early in the game, let every bit of the hard-earned lead squirt away, with the Buffalo Bills rallying for a 73-16 victory.
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It's interesting ... polls are trending toward more Americans favoring impeachment than not ... and clearly a lot of them are willing to risk some of their hard-earned money on it.
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They literally threw money into the street, disregarding its value, just like they'll do with the hard-earned private-sector money of America if Sanders were to ever become president.
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Magazine subscriptions, morning cups of coffee and impulse items at grocery stores rob many of us of our hard-earned cash, and most of us don't even know it's happening.
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Americans should also expect that when we send our hard-earned tax dollars abroad to support emerging democracies, that those nascent democracies embrace scalable, low-cost transparency measures like these.
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"Worse, he seems to enjoy committing fraud and revels in cheating others out of their hard-earned money, as though he thought real work was only for patsies," Brown added.
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As part of a class-action lawsuit, Toy alleges that the defendants cheated her son, Joshua, out of a hard-earned place in "some of the colleges" implicated in the scandal.
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Yes, you heard that right, 25-year-olds with disposable income are opting to spend their hard-earned cash on a drink once associated with stuffy old men in tweed jackets.
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Forget the Upside Down, real-life "Stranger Things" couple Natalia Dyer and Charlie Heaton are blowing some of that hard-earned Netflix cash on an Italian vacay ... without their kiddie costars.
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A group of researchers published a paper showing that one way to be happier is to use our hard-earned cash to pay others to do the tasks we don't like.
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Each city is a place filled with people looking to hustle you out of your hard-earned money but at least Las Vegas gives you free booze while they do it.
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The servers, who once were charmingly brusque, now give the strong impression that these endless demands for food and drink are all that's standing between them and a hard-earned nap.
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Should I spend my hard earned Internet job salary on a ticket to sit in Barclay's Center in Brooklyn to watch the famous boyfriend of Violetta Komyshan sing into a microphone?
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It has to find a truly compelling way to get users to spend their hard-earned cash on music downloads, a sentiment that almost feels like a relic from another day.
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They understand that hardworking Americans deserve to keep more of their hard-earned income, and they understand that our corporate and business tax rates competitive with the rest of the world.
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Reddit has assembled a series of its best AMAs from the website into a real physical book, and it will gladly take $35 of your hard-earned dollars for a copy.
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But Sardar knows some people don't take his advice for various reasons — including because they think their husband or wife will someday want to take half of their hard-earned riches.
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Image: TruebillTruebill works along similar lines and goes into even more depth, with charts showing your monthly spending and a detailed breakdown of where all your hard-earned cash is going.
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But the advancements being made, which the show attributes to Maggie following a guidebook that was given to her last season by the helicopter-traveling Georgie, feel hard-earned and believable.
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And like this new generation of founders, bio investors today need to rethink (and re-value) the promise of the new, and still appreciate the hard-earned wisdom of the old.
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He did nab four top-10 finishes, including two second place ones and one hard-earned victory, with the prize money he earned going to an Alzheimer's charity of his choice.
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"The long-term consequences of the Zika virus can undermine decades of social development, hard-earned health gains and slow progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals," she said in a statement.
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But since you've spent all your hard-earned cash on presents for your friends and family, you can't afford a tricked-out electric toothbrush to scrub down those once-pearly whites.
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If you have invested a lot of your hard-earned money in a selection of Apple devices, you need a set of earphones that can match up in terms of quality.
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Just like when we snuck out past curfew, we're doing exactly what our dads begged us not to do and spending a handful of our hard-earned cash on his gift.
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"This is some major buzz-kill for Samsung, especially given all of the hard-earned excitement that products like the Note 2200 have been garnering lately," IDC analyst Bryan Ma said.
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While one can debate the merits of the recent decision to raise rates in December, reversing course in such quick fashion would risk eroding some of the Fed's hard-earned credibility.
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Defenseman David Schlemko scored his first career overtime goal 1:18 into sudden death to give the Sharks a hard-earned 25-236 victory over Colorado at sold-out SAP Center.
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Contraband phones, sometimes used in violent crimes, also are used by inmates "to run phone scams and con innocent members of the public out of their hard-earned money," Pai said.
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The server who filed the class action suit claims he was forced to fork over tons of his hard-earned tips to sushi chefs at his NY restaurant ... for 8 years!
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As elected representatives of the people, we have an obligation to ensure that hard-earned tax dollars are used wisely and that every government program has the right incentives in place.
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After all, you've handed over your hard-earned cash and expect the whole thing won't be a complete mess, or at the very least, contains the extra avocado you paid for.
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More power to them if that's something that they feel is working for them, but we're not dropping our hard-earned cash on something multiple experts say has no scientific proof.
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With no money or pedigree, they worked hard, earned college degrees, secured meaningful professional careers, bought a home, raised a family of five children and, in short, achieved the American Dream.
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Unfortunately he was so excited that he forgot to pick up his fallen opponent's AK-47 and had to spend his hard-earned money on a rifle in the next round.
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Small-business owners don't sit on their tax savings; they'll reinvest their hard-earned money and put it into action by growing their business and creating new career opportunities for people.
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That came after hard-earned, but cautious, gains by Australia's benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index over the past week as positive rhetoric from the United States and China buoyed markets.
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Central banks that manage a country's foreign exchange reserves simply should not allow hard-earned dollars, euros or yen to evaporate in high-risk investments that seemed to promise high-yield.
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I know how hard money is to make these days, and just having so many people interested and willing to part with their hard-earned money means a lot to me.
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The Chinese stock market, into which millions of middle-class investors put their hard-earned savings, has plunged off the back of the US measures, falling more than 25% since January.
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Democrats will invest hard earned tax dollars in projects that will return well paying jobs and a system of highways, bridges, roads, and canals that are second to none on earth.
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She wrote me in this card one time, it was actually my college graduation, she wrote: 'My sweet baby girl, you now have your hard-earned opportunity to change the world.
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But also, Harry Potter fans spend their hard earned cash to buy REAL BOOKS (hardback books even, from REAL BOOK STORES, not AMAZON) to put that money back into the economy.
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This should be concerning to taxpayers who have already poured billions of hard-earned dollars into the solar industry through subsidies – more than ten times all other forms of energy combined.
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China's President Xi Jinping told President Donald Trump in a phone call on Tuesday that the hard-earned easing of tensions on the Korean Peninsula must continue, Chinese state media reported.
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When I was accepted at Cornell — the only out-of-state school I could afford to apply to — I sent off my deposit, ready for my hard-earned reward: college itself.
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In the past, this allowed companies to control the distribution of their wares and maintain the hard-earned air of exclusivity upon which they — and their price tags — so thoroughly depend.
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"Robocalls are a scourge—at best, annoying, at worst, scamming people out of their hard-earned money," said Josh Stein, the attorney general of North Carolina, who helped spearhead the coalition.
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To help narrow the field and highlight the best, we researched and vetted the city&aposs top-rated hotels to determine which are worth your hard-earned money and time off.
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She resists making Britt-Marie's loneliness maudlin, and as her character's rigidity softens, August's restraint with gestures of affection make each smile and each laugh feel like they've been hard-earned.
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" A recent email to supporters and partners of We The Action closes with a Springsteen quote: "Still at the end of every hard-earned day, people find some reason to believe.
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In 2010, while promoting her book "Badass: A Hard-Earned Guide to Living Life with Style and (the Right) Attitude," Doherty told Parade she was determined to learn from her mistakes.
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If you want to make a big difference in the world using your hard-earned money, you don't have a lot of tools at your disposal if you're not extremely wealthy.
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By this time next year, who knows which sleepy little town we'll all be clamoring to visit, to spend our hard-earned money on items that influencers told us to buy?
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Many of us ran for Congress on the promise of cutting taxes and putting more of Americans' hard-earned money back into their pockets where it belongs in the first place.
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It means giving consumers the right to know which businesses are good stewards of their data so that they can make informed decisions about whom to give their hard-earned dollar.
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"This is some major buzz-kill for Samsung, especially given all of the hard-earned excitement that products like the Note 214.8 have been garnering lately," IDC analyst Bryan Ma said.
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Once again, corporate media conglomerates have walked away from the negotiating table and will line their pockets with consumers' hard-earned cash while cable companies take the heat for broadcasters' greed.
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There are few things worse than having all of your hard-earned miles and points just disappear, so you'll want to take the steps to ensure you won't lose your rewards.
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Coffee fiends like me looking to save some hard-earned moolah will want to check out Starbucks' Brewed Refill Tumbler that can be purchased at participating stores in the United States.
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Mary J. Blige is ripping into estranged husband Martin "Kendu" Isaacs for spending her hard-earned money on his new girlfriend, and demanding she support his kids from a previous relationship.
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In beautiful defiance of the increasingly restless fans, the club decided to blow a load of their hard-earned money on bronze footballers, while singularly refusing to buy any actual ones.
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The co-captain of the USWNT, 34, celebrated her hard-earned (and well-deserved) victory after the game, finding her WNBA girlfriend Sue Bird on the sidelines and sharing a celebratory kiss.
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The Bachelor's Becca Tilley took her hard-earned experience in matchmaking to find her brother, Chris, a date while sharing a sweet photo of themselves on Instagram for his 25th birthday Wednesday.
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It would cost millions of dollars in citizens' hard-earned tax money (money that could go instead to veterans' hospitals), and military officials said they were unsure how to pay for it.
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But they add hard-earned data to the criticism that Twitter still can't get a handle on its worst users, which in turn negatively impacts the most marginalized people on its platform.
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Jimmy Kimmel's tradition of tricking kids around the country into thinking their parents ate their hard-earned Halloween candy is back — and no one, not even the host's own daughter, is safe.
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At the end of night, the women turn all their earnings over to their pimps; keeping any of their hard-earned cash for themselves is a quick way to get a beating.
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All of these statistics begged for solutions, and moms who have made it through what I call The Fifth Trimester were delighted to share their hard-earned, pumped-on-level-10 wisdom.
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Amazon's discounts for this year's Black Friday weren't exactly a secret — we've got the full list right here — but now they're actually live, meaning you can start spending your hard-earned cash.
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Liberals want to help the poor and unlucky, conservatives want to let people keep their hard-earned income, and there's no right answer to this debate, because it's a question of values.
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Sure, some most of it is adorable AF, but we can't help but bring up the age-old questions: What do we really need and what's worth our hard-earned cash money?
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So many campaigns feature overly sexualized imagery that seems designed to pander to the male gaze, even though men aren't the people spending their hard-earned cash on bikinis and one-pieces.
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Obviously, I'd recommend you do so before plunking down $350 of your hard earned cash on a first generation product, but the long and short of it is actually pretty straight forward.
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The rising college graduation rates at KIPP show the impact, and now KIPP is sharing those hard-earned strategies in collaborations with traditional districts: New York City, Newark, Miami and San Antonio.
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No matter how much money you're willing to invest in your own beauty routine, occasionally there are moments where you'll start to question what, exactly, you're doing with your hard-earned cash.
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Hey, we also wish this all was simpler, that there was an equivalent of the USDA organic certification that we could look for before giving a fashion label our hard-earned money.
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Arvidsson's breakaway lifts Predators by Kings LOS ANGELES — The Nashville Predators left Southern California with hard-earned back-to-back victories that hope to lift them out of their early season mediocrity.
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The point is that I wasn't the only chump kid dumping my valuable hard-earned free time gathering a bunch of stupid logs and having a blast doing it every Saturday morning.
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The two-time Olympic gymnast says that the boys used to make fun of her growing up because of her hard-earned muscles — but their comments only made her a better person.
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But as noted in Lyga's novel, Thanos' ability to wield the incredible power of Infinity Stones is hard-earned, and the big-chinned, purple villain walked a long road to get here.
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The oldest is the worry that grasping masses will vote to expropriate the wealth (hard-earned or not) of entrepreneurs and landowners—and without secure property rights there can be no capitalism.
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Funny or not, it's Bee's hard-earned job to turn this lemon of an election into comedy lemonade, and she's racking up the ratings making funny out of not-so-funny material.
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They stem from a national economic system that is disproportionately dependent on migrant remittances, where the government has encouraged and lionized overseas migrants while reaping exorbitant fees from their hard-earned wages.
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The failure of "Trumpcare," however, made people realize that the president's promises might not be so reliable, so stocks started to fall again, taking my not-so-hard-earned money with them.
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Check out the visitor's parking lot at a correctional facility on a weekend, and watch the steady flow of people marching in to put their hard-earned money in a prisoner's account.
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Spending your hard-earned cash on something that's still being crowdfunded is always a gamble because you never know if the thing you're investing in will every make it to your doorstep.
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Bernie has more than enough money to run what's left of his campaign; you are just letting your emotions get the better of you, and you are wasting your hard earned cash.
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Their deep gadget teardowns show you how the clocks tick and the silicon hamster wheels turn, allowing a peek inside while your own hard-earned gear stays in one happily functioning piece.
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It's not that those hard-earned victories were caused by the keyboard (any more than Michael Jordan's superhuman airtime was caused by his sneakers), but it didn't get in the way either.
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"Merrick Garland will not be confirmed, and the unions should stop wasting workers' hard-earned dues to push the nomination," said Dan Holler, Heritage Action's vice president of communications and government relations.
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Eliminating the 90/10 rule, with nothing to replace it, allows predatory institutions to fill their coffers on nothing but the backs of military-connected students using their hard-earned education benefits.
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" Grassley added that if voters compared this year's tax return to last year's, "the vast majority of taxpayers will see that less of their hard-earned money is going to the government.
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"Wearing suffragette white is a respectful message of solidarity with women across the country, and a declaration that we will not go back on our hard-earned rights," the group's chairwoman, Rep.
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You click through pages and pages on ASOS, Forever21, and Reformation; add a few "maybes" to your cart, and then ultimately decide that nothing's worth your hard-earned money this time around.
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Whatever the reason may be — whether you're saving up for a hard-earned vacation or just putting yourself on a shopping break — it's not easy to immediately hop on the latest trends.
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Because nuclear weapons deter our adversaries from attacking the United States, we are able to redirect our hard earned money to areas that allow us to better take care of our families.
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"Because Munchee was making reckless and unsupported claims about incredible returns that deceived investors and separated little old ladies from their hard-earned retirement ether," you might assume, but you'd be wrong.
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"The best way for us to prevent this scam from ever again robbing seniors of their hard-earned savings is to prevent the scam from happening in the first place," she added.
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It can be painful to put hard-earned cash into items you hope never to need, but if you don't have a roadside emergency kit in your trunk, you're taking a risk.
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The challenge intensifies now, with a trip to Detroit, Boston and Toronto, but the Rangers left home with a winning record and a sense that they had restored a hard-earned identity.
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"If you're paying your hard earned dollars, you should be able to see yourself in some facet or another on screen -- not just during award season, but all year long," she said.
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And the Jets' defense, so stout early in the game, proceeded to let every bit of that hard-earned lead squirt away, and the Buffalo Bills rallied for a 17-3853 victory.
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"I think you really don't like to see American families, including veterans and service members, get cheated out of their hard-earned money and be left helpless to fight back," Cordray wrote.
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We should try things that might not work, set up experiments that are safe to fail instead of fail-safe and learn to cherish hard-earned lessons instead of complaining about them.
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Consider throwing your hard-earned cash at the "Art" Croc from Alife, which features Jibbitz (you know, those little charms people stick on their Crocs) in the shape of New York landmarks.
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President Trump, after showing incredible leadership on striking at the murderer Bashar Assad, we look to you to reverse previous administration's amorality of allowing hard-earned taxpayer money from going to terrorists.
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In a vain effort to "teach" vulnerable citizens to quietly accept the forced removal of their hard earned property, the officials named in the GMA filing appear willing to stop at nothing.
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Many more people would spend their hard-earned dollars to marinate in a warm hotel bath less than a few miles from their home — if they only knew where to find them.
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One problem is that Mr. Clooney seems to believe in happy endings, however hard-earned, while the Coens — whose presence hovers throughout — are the kind of pessimists who laugh in the dark.
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Professional resources site Hloom surveyed 2,000 Americans to compile its report on the United States of Financial Waste, which takes a look at how people in the U.S. squander their hard-earned dollars.
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Since beginning the show back in 2013, the performance has become a showcase for the "Toxic" singer's various elaborate, strappy, bodysuits, briefs, and bikini tops, all designed to highlight her hard-earned physique.
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" She added that they wore white "in solidarity with the suffragists in unity against Republican attempts to roll back the hard earned progress that has been made on behalf of women and girls.
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Would you be willing to use your hard-earned money to transform Facebook into your one-stop-shop for devastating ennui as well as your favorite entertainment franchises like, say, Game of Thrones?
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Arsenal's hard-earned 3-2 win over Swansea City, featuring a double from Theo Walcott, put them level with City on 19 points but Pep Guardiola's side remained as leaders on goal difference.
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Then the family's lives are destroyed once more, when their hard-earned savings are inflated to nothing by post-Soviet "shock therapy", and thugs arise to fill the space vacated by the party.
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Go on an online shopping spree, choosing dream outfits and then deleting them all from your shopping cart after realizing you'd much rather spend your hard-earned cash on Kylie Lip Kits. 3.
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Epson WorkForce Pro WF-M26 Monochrome Printer — $222.99 See Details You can finally stop wasting your hard-earned dollars on subpar charging cables with this one that's designed to last a long time.
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"Maintaining the hard-earned trust and confidence of the American people requires us to avoid any action that could imply endorsement of a political party, political candidate or campaign," the defense secretary added.
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Increasing numbers of asset managers are combining robo-advice with human interaction to help retail customers become more comfortable with investing their hard-earned money through robots, according to a European fund manager.
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Withdrawal strategies, such as the 4% rule, which give an idea of how much you should take out per year, are a guide for how to stretch out that hard-earned nest egg.
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My fiancé knows I spend a fair amount on skin care, but he also knows it's my own hard-earned money and would never tell me how I should be spending my paycheck.
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Here's a weird thing: After a beloved penis-shaped rock formation in Norway was left damaged by vandals this weekend, Norwegians donated their hard-earned cash in hopes of getting it back up.
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First, toast and ricotta topped with vinegary chanterelles and fresh parsley, and then a pasta dish made with pork sausage, Dutch bullet beans, pecorino, butter, and, of course, the our hard-earned mushrooms.
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Danielle Bregoli's heading out on her first European tour, and she's already thinking about how to spend all her hard-earned cash ... and mom might not be too thrilled when she hears how.
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Assuming the box-office winds are favorable, that means these "Pirates" might not see much dry land if there are more moviegoers to plunder -- or rather, willingly hand over their hard-earned loot.
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To help you figure out where to put your hard-earned cash, we found 2.053 banks with at least a two percent annual percentage yield on savings accounts as of Monday, Nov. 22.05.
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As millions of U.S. small business owners pay their second-quarter estimated taxes, last year's tax reform law would suggest they should be paying less and keeping more of their hard-earned money.
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But it leads to policies that would deprive VA nurses, FBI agents, mail carriers and many other respected public servants, in and out of Washington, D.C., of hard-earned pay and retirement benefits.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said China was "firmly opposed" to the U.S. diplomat's actions, which he said would "damage the hard-earned peace and tranquillity of the China-India border region".
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"It is just sad to see hard-earned dollars go to waste when governments don't seem to care about how much hard work was put into the dollars they are receiving," she says.
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The danger of the Trump administration's "Made in America" campaign is that it could easily morph into an assault on the freedom of Americans to spend their hard-earned dollars as they choose.
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Although Gilman's eugenic ideas are dated and unpleasant, this spontaneously erotic side of her imagination still seems prescient, and all the more touching for being hard-earned: she was not a natural sybarite.
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I love your Harry Potter spaces, but there is no way you're getting a dime of my family's hard-earned money if you think a naked glitter-farting-Troll roaming about is acceptable.
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How much do you love it when you've spent your hard-earned cash on a concert, only to have your view blocked by some idiot recording the whole damn thing on their phone?
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"We're evaluating our best options to continue to fight for all hardworking Americans who deserve to know the advice they receive about their hard-earned money is in their best interest," he said.
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Those donors may want to ask themselves not whether Sanders should drop out, but whether TV airtime in those expensive big city markets is really the best use of their hard-earned dollars.
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Once the FBI drops the case — and Jimmy knows the coast is clear — he goes and excavates them, and the team behind the heist enjoys a hard-earned celebratory toast at the bar.
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"Even if Democrats reverse course tomorrow, the vote they cast today will almost certainly cause more Americans to lose their jobs and more seniors hard-earned retirement savings to literally evaporate," he said.
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And by the end, as she followed the "Mélodie" from Gluck's "Orfeo ed Euridice" with Schubert's "Gretchen am Spinnrade," Ms. Wang finally seemed to have found a measure of real, hard-earned peace.
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But none have Alan's hard-earned view, his heart, his organic and sometimes abrasive indignation that was part of who he was, not a response to a particular moment or crisis or president.
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If theater owners want people to lay down their hard-earned cash, Kyle Bunch, managing director of strategy at the R/GA Austin consulting firm suggested that they create unique experiences for moviegoers.
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If inflation is occurring and interest rates are rising, then there should be little logic found in "locking up" your hard-earned savings at suspected lower rates than what will soon be available.
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"This standard will protect Massachusetts retirees and their hard-earned retirement savings from conflicted investment advice, which has been shown to cost investors billions of dollars each year," Galvin said in a statement.
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The two should not be confused, conflated or intermixed — much as some in the administration and Congress would love to see Wall Street get its hands on Americans' hard-earned Social Security contributions.
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This chart further breaks down money-wasting by generation: When it comes to gender, men and women almost equally report wasting their hard earned dollars at restaurants: 68 percent versus 69 percent, respectively.
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"This is someone's hard-earned tips, the kind of payment we get from many of our parents, some of whom are waiters, dishwashers and day laborers and do not speak English," he said.
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Its people, however, must be vigilant in safeguarding its hard-earned democracy because the remnants of the old order in market, politics and judiciary are still lurking, awaiting their comeback in opportune time.
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He wrote "The Good Rat" (21994), in which he used the saga of two New York police detectives working as Mafia hit men to share his funny, hard-earned insights into mob culture.
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As non-profit and whose members are also the owners, class actions are just a way for trial lawyers to get a cut of members' hard earned savings, but that is another story.
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WE'RE LETTING PEOPLE KEEP THEIR OWN HARD EARNED MONEY SO THEY CAN DECIDE WHAT THEY WANT TO DO WITH IT. WE THINK IT'S REALLY GOOD FOR FAMILIES, FOR WORKERS AND FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH.
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"Even if Democrats reverse course tomorrow, the vote they cast today will almost certainly cause more Americans to lose their jobs and more seniors hard-earned retirement savings to literally evaporate," he said.
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That he can still be so devoted—and unbelievably skilled—at refining his practice after all these years gives the precise, hypnotic machinations of "Qwazars" a hard-earned insight in its very fibers.
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Financially impoverished families needn't spend their hard-earned pennies on an inferior product that ends up creating unnecessary economic hardship, potential health problems, and perpetuates wives' tales that seed generations of cultural misinformation.
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It also allows you to spend your rare, hard-earned date night sitting at a restaurant across from your co-parent, ignoring your appetizers as you remotely check on the baby every five minutes.
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"These men built predatory schemes to steal thousands from the hard-earned savings of vulnerable people while pretending to offer them a chance to improve their own financial security," said SFO director Lisa Osofsky.
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Get the Pikachu coin bank for $30 See Details via GIPHY Consoles and PCs definitely do it for us, but there's nothing like the nostalgia of spending your hard-earned quarters at the arcade.
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