They're layered with obvious expectations that don't pay off, and hidden agendas that do pay off.
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KLOBUCHAR: can pay off their yachts, students should be able to pay off their student loans.
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They have to pay off now, so that moviegoers will have faith they'll pay off even bigger dividends later.
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And to see all their hard work pay off, and my hard work pay off, it's really special for our group.
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Do you think it's better for a credit card to pay off the entire monthly balance or to pay off the minimum?
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To pay off your student loans faster, take these steps: Many people don't know how to pay off credit card debt fast.
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"It may not pay off in terms of money, but it would certainly pay off in terms of good will," he said.
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We don't know if we should use the extra money to pay off our car, pay off our house, invest, or something else.
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So I use my special-interest, dark-money-funded campaign to pay off folks that I need to pay off and get elected.
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Pay off your credit cardsMaking an effort to pay off credit card debt is a great way to prepare for home-buying, Pirri says.
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Read more: The billionaire who promised to pay off student loans for an entire graduating class just pledged to pay off their parents' educational loans, too
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So, the more you make right out of college, the easier it could be for you to pay off, or begin to pay off, whatever you may owe.
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But there's a larger question in the case of Foxconn about whether they actually pay off and whether it takes 25 to 30 years, even, to pay off.
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You can start tackling your debt one of two ways: Pay off the highest interest rate debt first, or pay off the things that have the smallest balance first.
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Just as investing in physical capital—whether building a new factory or upgrading computers—can pay off for a company, so investments in human capital also pay off for people.
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The effort put into making young voters today won't pay off just in 2020; it could pay off the next time progressives are fighting for control of the Democratic Party.
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That&aposs how I was able to pay off my home mortgage without any fees and how I&aposm continuing to pay off my rental-property mortgage without paying them.
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Given that so many students are unable to pay off their lunch debt, it is unsurprising that many students are also unable to afford to pay off their library late fees.
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"First of all, if there's any debt to pay off, pay off debt— [such as] credit card bills or any high-interest credit," said Harvey Bezozi, CPA, and founder of YourFinancialWizard.com.
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A study from the OneWisconsin Institute finds that it takes graduates of Wisconsin universities 13 years to pay off a bachelor's degree and 23 years to pay off a graduate degree.
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When you pay off your balance in full each month and only spend as much as you can afford to pay off, credit cards can actually do good rather than harm.
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The Switch is beginning to pay off for Nintendo .
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There's no guarantee such a big bet will pay off.
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Once that's done, I'll aggressively pay off the other two!
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In the end, this final experimental phase didn't pay off.
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But details pay off — especially when your health is involved.
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To maximize your earnings, pay off your cards in full.
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Those moves have started to pay off, hospitality executives said.
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But Constellation's push into cannabis has yet to pay off.
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I know it will all pay off in the end.
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I have managed to pay off all my student debt.
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So even winning on the battlefield simply can't pay off.
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Sometimes they pay off, like when he first challenged Gov.
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The fund's purpose was to pay off IGB Eletronica's liabilities.
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But several analysts questioned whether the investment would pay off.
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That work, it seems, is starting to pay off now.
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Now you get to see that hard work pay off.
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All those years of reading celebrity gossip really pay off!
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Remember: Life doesn't start after you pay off your loans.
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Only time will tell if his effort will pay off.
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You get a job and then you pay off college.
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Just pay off, use the extra, pay him off first!
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I'll pay off the balance and cancel the card later.
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Young people carry debt that takes years to pay off.
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Mr Dell is confident that his bets will pay off.
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Many of those investments have been slow to pay off.
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This is one membership whose value could seriously pay off.
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A novel idea may pay off in an unexpected way.
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Which after this much pomp and circumstance better pay off.
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I'm trying to quickly pay off a balance of $1,000.
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Young people are struggling to pay off their student loans.
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Lawmakers are getting desperate to see their investment pay off.
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Maybe those comments and criticism will pay off after all.
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Well, that's one way to pay off your student loans.
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Making such a move first could pay off for HTC.
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But investing in the company itself can also pay off.
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It has started to pay off in the last month.
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I pay off half my chunk on my credit card.
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DE) to pay off its debt to VTB Bank (VTBR.MM).
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What's less certain is whether their degrees will pay off.
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"Perhaps watching this, Brazilians will understand corruption doesn't pay off."
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A new, faster settlement system may very well pay off.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - On Japan's newest exchange, fame can pay off.
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Let's rally together to pay off the Copp family's mortgage.
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For Abe, all the effort appeared to largely pay off.
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Try to pay off some debts now, if you can.
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SSTL will pay off its existing debt before the acquisition.
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Little did she know, those three auditions would pay off.
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Uber – and its investors – say the bets will pay off.
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There are no guarantees that Microsoft's strategy will pay off.
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Much of the sum was used to pay off debt.
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It's also a powerful time to pay off any debts.
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Their stories may inspire you to pay off your debt.
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Nevertheless, ABC's bet on Barr initially seemed to pay off.
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The group's efforts at corporate social responsibility (CSR) pay off.
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With Comey's sacking, Christie's ignoble fealty could finally pay off.
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It wasn't long before his DJing began to pay off.
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The American hopes his decision to play will pay off.
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And why pay off someone over something that didn't happen?
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For Docker especially, that work is starting to pay off.
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Just be sure to pay off your balance each month.
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How to rent a houseHow to pay off debt fast
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Then, pay off the debt as soon as you can.
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Your iPhone is how you pay off your Apple Card.
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But investors are still waiting for this to pay off.
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The fund uses the payments to pay off the bonds.
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But when you pay off your balances, it goes down.
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Now all the hard work is starting to pay off.
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How does the new loan pay off my student debt?
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They'll pay off our tremendous budget deficits, which are tremendous.
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The president expressed confidence his strategy will ultimately pay off.
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Making those bets now will pay off tremendously long term.
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The years of waiting had absolutely no pay off. Again!
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I promise it will pay off in the long run.
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Democrats' work also appeared to pay off with women voters.
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It seems the company's gamble is beginning to pay off.
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Sometimes people pay off debt quicker than they need to.
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The strategy has appeared to pay off in Connecticut. Rep.
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But project developers will need revenue to pay off debt.
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The desperate need to pay off crushing student loan debt.
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That action will pay off handsomely next month, I promise.
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An improvement in this area could pay off for Keys.
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Our daughter has asked us to pay off his bills.
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Mercury and Venus enter Libra, encouraging you pay off debts.
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Please let your father's girlfriend pay off your student loans.
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Why not pay off that debt before funding another renovation?
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Ms. Lynch insists, however, that the moves will pay off.
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How richly did the bet pay off for Mr. Buffett?
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But there's no guarantee any of it will pay off.
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But Rascoff maintained in May the strategy would pay off.
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Only time will tell if these efforts will pay off.
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But, we didn't pay off our mortgage the traditional way.
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Should you pay off that mortgage before heading into retirement?
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He said the strategy is now starting to pay off.
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Cook doesn't know how she'll ever pay off the rest.
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His family has enough money to pay off the bill.
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But I'll be thrilled if it can somehow pay off.
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This experience changed the way I think about moneyIt&aposs been four months, and we&aposve managed to pay off $26,000, which leaves us around $2,000 to pay off (spread across two credit cards).
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The problem is that many people never pay off their mortgage.
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I set aside $295 per month to pay off my cards.
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Then you're sitting there with a $125,000 debt to pay off.
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For some, like Sitara's family, they eventually pay off their debts.
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But will it pay off for him the way he's hoping?
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Twelve percent have offered to help candidates pay off student loans.
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Vargas says it's gratifying to see their hard work pay off.
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What seemed like a risky bet quickly began to pay off.
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Communities are rallying en masse to help pay off that debt.
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Finally, it seems, their hard work is beginning to pay off.
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Do you have a home or student loan to pay off?
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What if you wait 20 years and pay off your mortgage?
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Chis Christie to help him pay off his presidential campaign debt.
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That was a lot of buildup for surprisingly little pay-off.
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It didn't take long for the NIDA's investment to pay off.
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I text him to tell him to pay off his card.
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Is its friendlier approach to program developers likely to pay off?
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It's very early days, but the pay-off could be huge.
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He joined the military to help pay off his college loans.
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By the end, the shift did pay off somewhat for me.
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It's an expensive process, and it often fails to pay off.
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But will the bet pay off for RIL and its shareholders?
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I also pay off the credit card bill from December ($27,230).
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One business idea might not pay off, but the next might.
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But the estate lacked the funds to pay off the mortgage.
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The IPO proceeds are earmarked to pay off Doosan Infracore debts.
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They worked campus and summer jobs to pay off their loans.
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Instead, think about why you want to pay off your debt.
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"I don't want someone to pay off my loans," he says.
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Domino's Pizza is seeing its big bet on digital pay off.
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But given his track record, that ambition could pay off tenfold.
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They insisted that the government should fully pay off those debts.
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And, Do they usually pay off their credit cards in full?
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Hamburger Harry proves that buying too many tchotchkes can pay off.
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Pay off the debt by getting America's creditors to accept less.
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And there's no penalty if they pay off their loan early.
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But seeing Annihilation's monster doesn't pay off in the same way.
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And so I worked first to pay off some student loans.
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It's time to cut some ties and pay off some debts.
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And it turned out to pay off big in the end.
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He says being strategic about choosing a rental can pay off.
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Debt is easy to rack up — but hard to pay off.
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Titled "Fireworks", the track (and video) is a worthy pay-off.
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But they too have been struggling to pay off their debt.
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That's a strategy that has appeared to pay off in spades.
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The Los Angeles-based company's strategy is beginning to pay off.
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This is a good time to pay off a debt, Sagittarius.
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Pay off the old loan and have $40,000 left in cash.
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So continue working hard, Capricorn, because it's going to pay off!
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The writers themselves want to pay off their own artistic integrity.
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It will pay off for you in the long run, Aquarius.
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"You gotta pay off your addiction somehow," Andrew Felin told me.
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It can motivate you to pay off the balance more aggressively.
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For some local sheriffs, aligning themselves with Trump can pay off.
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Oh well, these sacrifices will pay off in the long run!
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A billionaire agreed to pay off my student loans in full.
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Turner's not alone in utilizing this strategy to pay off debt.
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It's going to take me a long time to pay off.
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There are two different opinions of how to pay off debt.
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But, when it's used cautiously, it can pay off big time.
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Why not do it for ourselves and make it pay off?
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With a lower rate, she could pay off her loans faster.
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But those lines of attack did not pay off for Sanders.
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People can trust that their own sacrifices will usually pay off.
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Alternatively, they use the cash to pay off debt or invest.
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But it's a strategy that some consultants say could pay off.
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What we still don't know... Will it pay off for Dems?
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With Kennedy's impending retirement, their long-con may just pay off.
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Today, the CEO said, that bet is starting to pay off.
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Just to see all of that effort pay off, was amazing.
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My parents just offered to pay off the last of them.
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Your ability to stay agile will pay off during this time.
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Their first hit songs are just to pay off their debt.
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Most things that are investments take a while to pay off.
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I may need to $250,000 just to pay off the mortgage.
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"Eventually all the hard work's going to pay off," Koepka said.
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Forging a good relationship will pay off sooner than you think.
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Nor is it certain whom Mr. Cohen hoped to pay off.
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Do you think this political gamble will pay off for Trump?
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The move could pay off, or it could blow up spectacularly.
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Maybe, if you have a plan to pay off the balance.
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The scary thing is that the Kremlin gambit might pay off.
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"I've always believed my hard work would pay off," he said.
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There are signs that Paramount's gamble on "Rocketman" will pay off.
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But it's not obvious the heavy investment will ever pay off.
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The investment is designed to pay off if the VIX rises.
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After collecting some branches and shells, you pay off this bill.
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"Anything, really, to pay off some student loans," Mr. Thompson said.
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They contend that an investment in improving sight would pay off.
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Over two years, Ms. Davis helped her pay off her debt.
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Cersei will be able to pay off those famous Lannister debts.
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"It will pay off in spades in taxes," Mr. Perri said.
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He will find out on Tuesday whether those efforts pay off.
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But earning an MBA can still pay off big for graduates.
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He expects the investment to pay off later in the year.
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It could be a great vacation or to pay off debt.
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But the impeachment process will pay off for Democrats in 2020.
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It ends up as a lottery ticket that didn't pay off.
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Whether the latest gambit will pay off, however, is anyone's guess.
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Some of those risks pay off and create wealth for everyone.
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It must pay off its share of any shortfall to leave.
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What is the best way to pay off multiple credit cards?
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A big bet on driverless cars has yet to pay off.
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Enter Tillis, Lankford and Hatch to make that bet pay off.
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Nike showed more signs that investments were starting to pay off.
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Pay off your credit card or squirrel away money for retirement?
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Growing up, family stories showed me that perseverance can pay off.
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There was no big pay off that coincided with the finish.
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It's a salacious and tasteless move that does not pay off.
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They will pay off our tremendous budget deficits which are tremendous.
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The potential pay-off is big, provided the fund has some solid winners that achieve liquidation events that provide big returns that employees can then use to pay off the original loans, walking away with profit.
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"I don't want to waste millions of dollars going out to Wyoming many months before to wine and dine and to essentially pay off all these people because a lot of it's a pay-off," Trump said.
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Digg, Cuil and ArsDigita are amongst Greylock's companies that didn't pay off.
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If rain comes before Christmas, he says, his investment will pay off.
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Having to pay off student loans can influence early career decisions negatively.
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Your online presence matters and maintaining it could pay off, Hoey writes.
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Specifically, I suggest trying to pay off the mortgage prior to retirement.
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Other holdings that could pay off well include Aurora, Nextdoor, and Discord.
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For parents who want to help their kids pay off debt, CreditCards.
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We work the rest of our lives to pay off that debt.
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Some officials from Merkel's conservative bloc acknowledge Scholz's strategy could pay off.
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Debt-to-EBITDA measures a company's capacity to pay off its debt.
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It looks like Blackberry's focus on software is starting to pay off.
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Because of their generosity, I'm especially motivated to pay off my loans.
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And she'll need to buckle down and pay off her student loan.
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Kirsten Gillibrand's (D-NY) ties to Wall Street financiers still pay off?
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Pay off an old debt to make good use of the energy.
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Seeing an (often expensive) degree pay off literally can be tremendously rewarding.
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Dollar reserves have been used to pay off maturing foreign currency debt.
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On Sunday, the night of the Emmys, Netflix's investment might pay off.
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Getting organized helped her pay off $43,500 in debt over three years.
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I am working really hard and am sure it will pay off.
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Pay off the mortgage (or just receive enough to continue making payments)?
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I pay off my credit card with my savings account each month.
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Is that going to be impossible to pay off down the line?
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Trying to pay off as much debt as possible while doing so?
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Amber and Danny Masters thought they would never pay off their debt.
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It's a prolonged fetch quest, basically, but the pay-off is wonderful.
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Chief Executive Frederic Oudea said the strategy was beginning to pay off.
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These will pay off in more ways than one in the future.
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"Young people are increasingly realising that farming can pay off," he explained.
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But most people don't pay off their student loans until their 40s.
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" But although he had put in his all, "It didn't pay off.
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But at least, years ago, putting myself out there would pay off.
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So will calling out the climate change miscreants pay off for Gillibrand?
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"Everyone wants immediate perfection, but patience really does pay off," notes Aoyagi.
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Do you need the policy to help pay off any funeral costs?
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And while they aren't exactly budget-friendly, the splurge will pay off.
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The protocol set up the way Venezuela would pay off the debt.
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But you know, for the future, I'm sure it will pay off.
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They set up plot points that won't pay off for several weeks.
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It can pay off to have a firm grasp on data tools.
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Lewis had made a bet that would pay off in multiple ways.
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Taking the time to personalize the cover letter can really pay off.
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WE HAVE PLANS TO PAY OFF AT LEAST THAT MUCH IN 2016.
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Only time will tell if the developer's noir fantasy will pay off.
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You've seen some shit, and now you're hard work will pay off.
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Ted Cruz, said, "there's some chance" Trump's bold play could pay off.
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But the possible pay off for Amazon and others could be immense.
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There are plenty of narrative choices that can pay off and build.
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Calling Trump-backers bigots is a gamble that could yet pay off.
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No one ever ignored debts and had them magically pay off themselves.
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He wanted relationships, better health, and to pay off his student debt.
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Delta is also seeing its past investments are starting to pay off.
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The club has used these modest earnings to pay off enormous debts.
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Cohen used that money to pay off Daniels -- entirely without Trump's knowledge.
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How one engineer made his hobby pay off originally appeared on NerdWallet.
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However generous the winning bid, the investment is likely to pay off.
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They'll use it to pay off the expenses you owe them first.
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"I used Dave Ramsey's system to pay off my debt," she says.
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Get ready for big growth in 2018 as those changes pay off.
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You guessed it: Always pay off those balances in full, each month.
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We first added side hustles which helped us pay off our mortgage.
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How to use a personal loan to pay off your credit cards1.
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To pay off my credit cards, we're using the debt avalanche strategy.
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But it would take several years for Apple's investment to pay off.
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RUTLEDGE: WELL YES, THAT'S NOT REALLY TRUE UNLESS THESE OPTIONS PAY OFF.
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The horrors of the movie are slow-building, but ultimately pay off.
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But actually, addressing your difficulties can pay off better than you think.
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The low living costs are helping the couple pay off their debts.
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But she believes the "huge challenge" will pay off in the end.
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This is a powerful time to forgive or pay off a debt.
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It also gives workers guidance on which loans to pay off first.
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Pushing yourself to work too hard this evening will not pay off.
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It's a wonderful time to pay off debts—both emotional and financial.
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It's a gamble that's finally starting to pay off for the company.
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I'll never pay off these loans ($25,000) so I pay the minimum.
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Trusting your intuition will pay off in a big way today, Aquarius!
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They pay off low-interest debt — such as a mortgage — too quickly.
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About 88 percent of customers pay off their solar equipment on time.
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Whether the U.S. or Chinese bets pay off depends on three factors.
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A SoFi personal loan can help you pay off your debts faster.
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After all, you won&apost be around to pay off the loan.
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These funds would be dedicated to pay off the national debt. 2.
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Will his gamble on young voters pay off in the midterm elections?
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That has appeared to pay off and continued to do so Tuesday.
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The Diamondbacks hope their preparation will pay off on Monday and beyond.
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Here's what we're watching: • Will the G.O.P.'s tax plan pay off?
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Most doctors will someday earn enough to pay off their school loans.
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Almost immediately, the decision seemed to pay off for the I.D.C. members.
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" In Mr. McFeely's words, "We gave ourselves license to pay off later.
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The hiring of Shanahan would pay off for the 49ers months later.
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Can I pay off my loans early if I can afford it?
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Long-term, it's gonna-- it's not-- it's-- it's not gonna pay off.
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But if you put in the time, it will likely pay off.
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Now, you can use the app to pay off your student loans.
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Tottenham has loan obligations to meet and a stadium to pay off.
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" She responds, "I know, Papi, this is going to pay off someday.
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It can take many years for a new building to pay off.
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"Blame it on Brussels!" didn't pay off for him or his government.
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Some of these bets simply won't pay off immediately in quarterly revenue.
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But they also insist that their gamble on Bayer will pay off.
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There are signs his heavy advertising spending has begun to pay off.
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If she stays that course, her focus and discipline will pay off.
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A little bit of work now can pay off down the road.
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Do you want to pay off all of your credit card debt?
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Someday it might pay off, but that day won't come in 2017.
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That cut off the primary path for Icahn's bet to pay off.
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But she argued that it can pay off in the long run.
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The novel's intricately plotted relationships pay off satisfyingly in its final chapters.
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Once I pay off a card balance, should I close the account?
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You would think his disability would pay off once in a while.
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Cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations for making the pay off.
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Which is not to say that all of its risks pay off.
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The big question now is whether Mr. Kim's gamble will pay off.
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This can pay off for viewers, like in the case of Nagasu.
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But it's still nice to know which degrees pay off the fastest.
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The national debt, which future generations must pay off, exceeds $20 trillion.
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Whether that youthful gamble will ultimately pay off remains to be seen.
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Find out with this calculator from our partners:Read more about paying off debt:How to defer student loans6 strategies I used to pay off $81,000 in student loansHow to get a student loanHow to pay off student loans faster
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The private-equity billionaire Robert F. Smith isn't just going to pay off the Morehouse class of 2019's student loans as he promised at their graduation: He's now promising to pay off their parents' education debt too.
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Read more about paying down debt:How to transfer a credit card balance and buy yourself time to pay off debtHow to use a balance transfer card to pay off your credit card debt, in 5 stepsConsolidating debts sounds intimidating, but it can give people a huge head start worth thousands of dollarsYour credit score may drop after you finally pay off debt, but it's only temporary
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In order to pay off what you borrowed that month in full and avoid a potentially high purchase APR, you'd have to pay off the amount you spent on the card plus the minimum payment — in this case, $525.
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Millions of other people have student debt they are working to pay off.
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I did, years ago, but I figured out that wasn't your pay off.
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It can take years to pay off a credit card with that strategy.
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And, getting that pretty pay-off is achievable for even novice plant ladies.
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It turns out those bluffs don't always pay off outside the board room.
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Stick to charging only what you can pay off in full each month.
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An Ivy League education will pay off beyond the football field as well.
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You would then use your tax refund proceeds to pay off the loan.
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The problem is we don't know when that future business will pay off.
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The question is when those efforts will actually pay off, many investors complain.
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I always try to encourage people that effort does pay off with skincare!
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How you pay off your cellphone bill may soon affect your credit score.
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Looking ahead, the question is: Can the long bet continue to pay off?
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Three or four naps a week, I can pay off my loans early.
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The more you can accomplish, the more of a pay-off you'll receive.
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All those hours logged on Southwest and JetBlue are about to pay off.
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The newest data show that the Republicans′ stalling is likely to pay off.
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The longer you wait to open one, the less it will pay off.
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Do you think there is good way to pay off student loan debt?
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What's the best way to pay off the balance on a credit card?
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We're both doing pretty well, but he needs to pay off his debt.
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The platform works to help individuals manage and pay off their student loans.
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"Since then I haven't been able to pay off my debts," he says.
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Buffett's ramped-up bets on the big banks have yet to pay off.
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This means that the initial investment takes almost 20 years to pay off.
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I had to take out of my retirement to pay off the dental.
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However, they need to pay off student loans and pay for a honeymoon.
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She was soon able to pay off my father's medical debts, and did.
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I want to pay off my loan and credit card and be done.
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From there, they can use their cryptocurrency wallet to pay off their balance.
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This caring, sharing approach may pay off, but it will take more time.
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So hopefully the promises of extreme ease-of-use do pay off here.
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They then pay off the rest over a ten- to 20-year period.
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But the card's value is really in helping you pay off your debt.
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Earlier presidents, or their friends, had also been known to pay off mistresses.
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That is a bet that appeared to pay off, so far at least.
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Pay off any outstanding balances, then close your credit cards affiliated with stores.
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Ms Taylor's gamble to recast herself as true Trumpian did not pay off.
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But the pay-off will collect more compliments than Selena Gomez's Instagram account.
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He's fresher and I think it will pay off in the long run.
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I'm glad to finally see it pay off here on the biggest stage.
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Sisi has many supporters, however, who believe his economic measures will pay off.
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In the end, ambition will pay off—even if it endangers the Beluga.
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What they want is to cash in, and pay off their student loans.
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Create a pay-off plan, picking an end date to keep you motivated.
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Desiree is taking a huge risk here – and the risk doesn't pay off.
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When you refinance, you use one loan to pay off multiple outstanding balances.
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He's still working to pay off more than $50,000 in debt from Morehouse.
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Many have lost their ability to work and pay off any school debt.
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"Companies wouldn't do this if it didn't pay off," Professor Bombardini told me.
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For that to pay off, he'd have to understand what he's up against.
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That murder story line didn't really pay off, but at least it's over?
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You get the title back when and if you pay off the loan.
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How much longer will it take for long-term investments to pay off?
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"The Class" had the same buzz, he said, but it didn't pay off.
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It's weird and doesn't pay off and is a waste of his talent.
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Scoreboard proposals are a pretty risky move...and they don't always pay off.
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Once you make a plan to pay off your debt, stick to it.
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And, with the right plan, you'll pay off your debts along the way.
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The question is when will the company's investments in the future pay off?
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Brands Inc's Pizza Hut through promotional discounts, which have yet to pay off.
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The rest will be used to pay off IMF loans and ECB bonds.
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He worked for the lobsterman the next summer to pay off the balance.
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It just goes to show that following your dreams can really pay off.
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It's an open question whether the image shift will pay off for Swift.
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You want to start early, making contributions that will pay off decades later.
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It's unclear if Biz really did pay off his debt with food stamps.
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The night shift doesn't necessarily pay off, according to Glassdoor and Payscale data.
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The change at work — and in life — seems to pay off for most.
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"The only real way to pay off debt quickly," she writes on FinancialBestLife.
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Read more: A billionaire agreed to pay off my student loans in full.
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To pay off student-loan debt, some millennials are turning to outside help.
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Pay off all your credit card bills in full every month, on time.
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But the company says the hurricane-resistant features could pay off over time.
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He plans to pay off his house and put the rest in savings.
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Read more: A billionaire agreed to pay off my student loans in full.
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Nike's long-term investments and risk-taking strategy is starting to pay off.
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The U.S. energy renaissance continues to pay off for American families and businesses.
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In other areas, it's possible that governing on a whim could pay off.
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And eventually, they'll hope to pay off all the loans they've taken out.
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Later this month we'll find out whether or not those risks pay off.
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It's a great time to pay off a debt, whether financial or emotional.
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Assuming she lives a long life, the decision is going to pay off.
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That deal, along with other US shale investments, are starting to pay off.
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In addition, I've always wanted to pay off my house early — real early.
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If it doesn't pay off, most of his voters will stick with him.
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It's not a record that's all disappointment and no worthwhile pay off, though.
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You know you took a big risk and it did not pay off.
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A bit of diversification into an ugly, unloved sector may well pay off.
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However, they find that the strategy doesn't pay off in the long run.
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Our position is that the country should serve, pay off, honour its obligations.
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This month's world championships could be the moment all those games pay off.
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"Pay off all your credit cards in full every month," Mahoney told me.
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But Michigan also made another signing they will pay off down the road.
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Things to consider when selecting a card: • Balance: Pay off monthly or carry?
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Proof holding out to upgrade your hair dryer really does pay off. 4.
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Harness this energy to pay off a debt or work on your budget!
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More often than not, these bets don't work, but sometimes they pay off.
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"Put the work in now, it will pay off later" was another one.
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I truly believe that if you work hard, it's going to pay off.
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I also graduated with debt that will take a decade to pay off.
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You'll need to earn 5,000 Nook Miles to pay off your first loan.
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For this brief window, a little artistry behind the camera might pay off.
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The former New York City mayor's investments in advertising didn't pay off either.
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Meanwhile, those with the means to pay off their court costs are set.
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Morgan Stanley is convinced the investment will pay off in a big way.
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No, I really try to pay off my credit card fully each month.
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Here's what she did to pay off student loans while she was broke.
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Should I always pay off the card with the highest interest rate first?
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Do some cards have a balance that's too big to completely pay off?
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But it took her three years just to pay off her recruitment fee.
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All these things take time, but they pay off in the long term.
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Sanders is making a big play for California, and it could pay off.
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It doesn't put great value on care that takes time to pay off.
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They planned a bold and risky strategy and boy, did it pay off.
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Now, you might be wondering, 'Did any of this culture work pay off?'
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I then used that money on a monthly basis to pay off debt.
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Then, after a year of disappointment, all the promotion started to pay off.
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But pay off your card balance in full each month, Ms. Costa warned.
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Jorge was left to borrow from one payday lender to pay off another.
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Even with the incentives in place, adding solar there simply doesn't pay off.
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With regular use, a card tailored to your lifestyle can pay off big.
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Don't miss: This is the age most Americans pay off their student loans
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Buy a new phone, pay off half, trade it in, get new phone.
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The sacrifices people made to pay off their debt might not surprise you.
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Still, Democrats insisted that the popular support for the rules will pay off.
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He says it's a double-edged sword, which can pay off big time.
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Ultimately, though, she reckons the effort to make AI fairer will pay off.
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However, raising and growing at that rapid pace doesn&apost always pay off.
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Hamilton's path may seem riskier to some, but it'll pay off, she says.
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I had to pay off debt first and build up an emergency fund.
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Unless they pay off the reverse mortgage, they will not inherit the house.
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Those associations aren't always rational, so the resulting decisions don't always pay off.
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It now costs far more to rent than to pay off a mortgage.
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It now costs far more to rent than to pay off a mortgage.
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Then you'll make a single monthly payment to pay off the new loan.
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Thursday's report showed that the strategy is starting to pay off, Ader said.
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Even much-maligned liberal arts degrees tend to pay off in the end.
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But instead of backfiring, Trump's surprise win allowed it to pay off spectacularly.
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Here's where Johnson's selection of Weld as a running mate will really pay off.
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Already their bet on this slice of Sunset Park is starting to pay off.
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And like many other companies, BalanceHero's bet on India is beginning to pay off.
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It then suggest changes you can make to pay off that debt more quickly.
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The yogurt company Chobani recently said it would pay off $47,650 of that debt.
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If this work continues to pay off, these devices could be a game-changer.
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In a few weeks, we'll find out whether all the mystery will pay off.
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There is more involved to making an acquisition pay off than the purchase price.
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Lets see if the price drop and digs at Netflix pay off for Hulu.
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We're guessing Wayne already has an idea about how to pay off that tab.
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Most U.S. carriers let you pay off your iPhone in installments as Cook described.
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Whether that will pay off down the line for Google remains to be seen.
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Victoria's Secret Angel Romee Strijd's workout routine is about to pay off big time.
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In the meantime, many are getting creative with how they pay off their debts.
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This is an especially wonderful day to pay off debts or tackle your taxes.
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After I finish school next year, I will help them pay off my loans.
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We're moving back in with our parents to save money or pay off debt.
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I have credit card debt from my twenties that I still can't pay off.
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Good intentions abound: More than a third of respondents said they'd pay off debt.
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How can someone most effectively pay off their student loan debt, in your opinion?
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She is still working to pay off a $500 doctor's bill incurred years ago.
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Maybe launching so late in the year will pay off for Google this time.
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But it also underlines that the right strategic choices can pay off pretty handsomely.
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When the time and effort obviously pay off, the economy is already naturally circular.
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Borrowers are limited to using the loans to pay off credit card debt, too.
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You'll see the benefits pay off for your future and for your loved ones.
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It remains to be seen if Zelensky's quid pro unctuous quo will pay off.
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Unless the agent knows these strategies will pay off, it's easier just to cooperate.
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Herrington also added that she was proud to see her hard work pay off.
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Or to those who made career choices enabling them to pay off their loans?
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Fund managers simply could not sell properties fast enough to pay off their investors.
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Some are using it for education, some to pay off debt, some for transportation.
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The gamble, depending on your outlook, barely paid off, or didn't pay off enough.
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It's a perfect occasion to pay off a debt and wipe the slate clean.
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But many affluent conservatives might be about to see their party memberships pay off.
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I'll buy a new truck, pay off some debt and invest for the future.
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It was nice seeing the finished product and seeing it pay off in ways.
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But other analysts think that Tesla's plan could pay off in the long run.
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We've add 1,215, 22017,2386 salespeople, which you don't pay off in the first year.
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He said that management's commitments to make improvements should pay off for his investors.
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Eventually, he and his wife refinanced their mortgage to pay off the surprise debt.
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It just goes to show, asking for what you want really can pay off.
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Pay off our student loans, and we will plant all the tomatoes you desire.
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Use your 20s to pay off student loan debt, not accumulate credit-card debt.
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I check my bank accounts again and pay off a $1,60.353 dental bill (ouch)!
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And no one knows how long it will take the projects to pay off.
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The pay-off for handing over their moral standing is favor with the president.
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Students will be able to ascertain which educational programs are likely to pay off.
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I take a minute to pay off my credit cards, since Friday is payday.
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Williams' new blond hair proves that taking a beauty risk can certainly pay off.
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But save that for emergencies where you expect to pay off the debt quickly.
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That work may pay off in other areas or make it into existing projects.
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London (CNN Business)Germany's biggest bank swears its radical overhaul will eventually pay off.
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Bracher's dad also lent her $2174,22 in August to pay off credit card debt.
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But hey, you never know—maybe those Kodak KashMiners might still pay off. [Bloomberg]
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She apparently then decided to inherit his estate so she could pay off debts.
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Whenever possible, pay off loans quickly to save thousands of dollars in interest charges.
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The IRS will also assess interest and penalties until you pay off your debt.
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How will he pay off his tens of thousands of dollars in campaign debt?
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These perks may sound extravagant, but they can pay off in the long run.
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Portland attacked the basket often throughout the first quarter and made it pay off.
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It's also a good occasion to pay off debts and wipe the slate clean.
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Tracking his spending became a crucial component for Turner to pay off his debt.
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The best ways to pay off every kind of debt originally appeared on GOBankingRates.
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Over time, several other private equity investments of TPG started to pay off handsomely.
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It did, however, use some of its available cash to pay off gross debt.
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While it hasn't always been easy, she's finally seeing her hard work pay off.
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Yet massive payrolls supporting a few star players don't always pay off in baseball.
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For restaurant owners that are part of Spacious' network, there's also a pay-off.
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But if you're smart, something you thought wasn't going to pay off just might!
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Now the Washington Wizards guard is perhaps showing why the investment could pay off.
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Flexibility isn't always easy for you, but it can pay off in amazing ways.
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Sadly, the building trades believe that supporting Trump's projects will pay off for them.
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But, to my eyes at least, that bet is never going to pay off.
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There are two popular methods recommended by financial experts to pay off your debt.
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A new reality television game show will help contestants pay off their student debt.
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Then, I realized it would take more than frugality to pay off my loans.
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And there is no guarantee that all your work and sacrifice will pay off.
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They disclosed their donations -- ostensibly made to pay off that debt -- after the election.
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The fraught gambit did not pay off: the jury sentenced Mr McCoy to die.
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And the majority of cardholders — 65 percent — fail to pay off their balances monthly.
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"Pay off your balance in full every single month," said Carbonaro at United Capital.
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Kline used the proceeds to pay off the mortgage, hoping to just walk away.
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Now to finally start to see it pay off is mind-blowing for me.
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Highlighting Trump's erratic behavior and demagogic rhetoric could pay off for Clinton and Kaine.
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If they understand the college pay off and enroll, others will want to follow.
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Perry said Centerra opted to pay off all the noteholders to ensure "deal certainty".
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So the company started tracking them to see whether that move would pay off.
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As soon as the funds clear, pay off every single credit card in full.
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Cohen also has tapes of the president affirming his desire to pay off McDougal.
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Ocasio-Cortez also revealed she still has $19,000 worth of loans to pay off.
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It usually takes somewhere between six and 24 months to pay off the loan.
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Ultimately, the company allowed the Addies to pay off their bill in monthly installments.
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With the help of the tapes, Nelson was able to pay off his debt.
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The trouble is, the pay-off to a successful election hack is very high.
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Make a plan to pay off debtIt's no secret millennials are mired in debt.
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The university sold 272 slaves in 1838 to pay off debt, saving the school.
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Nate Yeah, and it might pay off: Expectations for him would be awfully low.
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Millennials increasingly face a difficult decision: pay off student loans or buy a home.
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That may require some scheduling, but that can pay off in the long run.
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On the gridiron, their contributions pay off where it counts most - on the scoreboard.
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Waiting until late December to visit the dealership could potentially pay off big time.
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That extra income helped them pay off their credit card debt by October 20193.
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"It's a long time before you pay off the lights themselves," Mr. Cherry said.
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The Rockies believe the process will pay off, and they are not rushing it.
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I believe you can do certain things to pay off the debt more quickly.
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Let's figure out ways to let goodness pay off, because then it will proliferate.
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There are obvious reasons to think the hard work will continue to pay off.
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Over $3 billion is being bet that this time, regional gaming will pay off.
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Some Maasai secretly sold their land to pay off their loans, which angered others.
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He told Axios the moves will likely pay off over time for the company.
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Trust your intuition—with Venus and Jupiter's connection today, it can really pay off!
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"You had to pay off militias every time you moved a ship," he said.
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Making smart, and yes sometimes, hard, financial decisions now can really pay off later.
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He stepped down from the board last month, receiving a $75 million pay off.
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With debt consolidation, you take out another loan to pay off all your debts.
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If you can&apost pay off the balance, you shouldn&apost open it.3.
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If demand peaks before 2030, pulling back investment in new production will pay off.
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Will a marketing campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick, the polarizing former N.F.L. quarterback, pay off?
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Clearly sex offenders would much rather pay off their victims than face criminal charges.
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It is a rich man's sport to demand sex and then pay off victims.
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Italian prosecutors have charged that much of the money went to pay off middlemen.
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For a while, it wasn't clear that the gamble was going to pay off.
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It took time to give fruit and I think it's beginning to pay off.
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Rafi (Nawazuddin Siddiqui) is a street photographer, struggling to pay off a family debt.
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If investors allowed Amazon to spend time and money investing, patience would pay off.
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Nick: There were a couple reasons [I decided to pay off Caroline's student debt].
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Infrastructure investment is often used to pay off constituencies rather than meet national needs.
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Most of her clients are able to pay off the debt within a year.
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Years of families struggling to pay off debt is not worth a few parties.
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Tapping into your intuition will have a pay-off in the real world today.
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For example, you may strive to pay off 20% of your credit card debts.
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I knew that it's going to help me and it's going to pay off.
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Seniority and experience seem to pay off much more for men than for women.
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Because he was unable to pay off that amount, his driver's license was suspended.
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It's a big investment and gamble for Shopify, one that's uncertain to pay off.
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Our lower-income communities are struggling to pay off their loans as it is.
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Pay off your installments on time and in full to keep your credit healthy.
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But, says Mr Ferson, it is still questionable whether the gamble will pay off.
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It's not yet clear whether BuzzFeed's strategies will pay off in the long run.
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This alone motivated me to pay off debt and build a healthy savings account.
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Or, can you better highlight your experience to pay off the job description requirements?
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The move was risky, but marketing execs seem to think it could pay off.
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Less clear, however, is when the massive investment in podcasts will pay off financially.
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Not everybody is ready to give up on supersymmetry or to pay off bets.
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A prepayment penalty might apply, for example, if you pay off your loan early.
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That way, you can completely pay off one debt before moving onto the next.
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When calculated risks pay off, it's one of the greatest feeling in the world.
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Whether those efforts pay off in the special election could prove crucial on Tuesday.
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Perkins said it's tough for investors to wait for those investments to pay off.
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This moment is the pay-off, and this moment says, 'You know what, Mary?
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They are often charged exorbitant interest rates, making the debt impossible to pay off.
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Borrowers who opt for this pay off their student debt by refinancing their mortgage.
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But the lemon cream and rock candy, both risky adds, didn't quite pay off.
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Keaton's pantsuit risk didn't pay off the way she (and everyone) may have hoped.
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The good news is that prevention efforts seem to pay off, the report says.
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Those sales will be a key way the "new" Sears would pay off debt.
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In other words, you pay off that loan whether you want to or not.
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It's seen that pay off with significant sales growth, especially in its grocery business.
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The deal announced on Monday would help Wanda pay off some of its debt.
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All those years of looking at Rembrandts seemed to pay off in a flash.
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This will be small consolation for the future taxes needed to pay off debt.
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The Tunnel to Towers Foundation says it will pay off the mortgage on Det.
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Mega music mogul Ted Cohen will have to pay off his mistress after all.
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It's not like I have to pay my dues and then it'll pay off.
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"We believe it will pay off in the future," Forman told The Financial Post.
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Using flood insurance to pay off a home loan made financial sense for some.
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If the show the network is selling against is a massive hit, this approach can pay off, but it can also pay off if having fewer ads means fewer viewers fast-forward through those ads when they're watching the show on DVR.
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"I didn't want to have to move back in with my family to pay off my loans, so that led me to think about where can I live so I can pay off my loans and still have a comfortable life," she says.
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While it can take just fifteen years to pay off a mortgage on a home that is three times your income, it can be nearly impossible to ever pay off a mortgage on a home that is six or seven times your income.
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If customers pay off the loans quickly, the charges amount to only a few dollars.
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New credit cards are often unavailable to people who struggle to pay off existing ones.
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One man involved, Noor Ahmad, was driving the shipment to pay off a $4,000 debt.
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Some Chinese companies are issuing new bonds to raise money to pay off current obligations.
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That gives you an opportunity to pay off debt faster and at a lower cost.
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Even when his moves have seemed questionable in the episode, they almost always pay off.
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And does sticking to his guns when it comes to his liberal critiques pay off?
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And as interest rates rise, that debt is often becoming more expensive to pay off.
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Plus, the Trump team knows from experience that pushing against the grain can pay off.
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Here are six essentials that pay off big time — without taking up too much space.
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We can sell the bits, whatever they are, and we use it to pay off.
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"Be mindful that you've got to pay off those cards in quick succession," Patel says.
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"That would entail a mass refusal to pay off mortgages and student loans," she said.
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Am I under contract, and do I need to pay off my phone before switching?
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You can read more about Alex and her struggle to pay off her loans here.
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Speaking of summer, all that bug juice and capture the flag can also pay off.
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You can use this to build a starter emergency fund or pay off extra debt.
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It's taken up a lot of my life and I'd like it to pay off.
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Other top concerns include being able to save enough for retirement and pay off debt.
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Canadians must hope that in the long term the bottom-up approach will pay off.
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It would take 26 months to pay off and you'd pay about $1,450 in interest.
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Absent a high price on carbon, some investors say that it doesn't yet pay off.
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He's using it to pay off the medical costs not covered by insurance, CNN reports.
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But as Loeffler continues her meetings, the new senator's work has appeared to pay off.
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Yeah, there was recently a story about Burger King offering to pay off student loans.
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He must also pay off his partner, Vornado Realty Trust, as much as $89 million.
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And because he still has to pay off what he has borrowed, he is trapped.
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These foolproof picks prove to be easy to use and have amazing color pay off.
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All that bug juice and capture the flag could pay off big time this summer.
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All the hard work you did this last year is about to pay off, Libra!
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Q : What if I actually pay off my loan before I die, in this life?
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Anything that you might call a sacrifice now will pay off later in the year.
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For anyone looking to pay off student loans faster, there's at least one clear solution.
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I have not been able to pay off these debts, and my credit is ruined.
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In figure skating, the triple axel is a gutsy move with a big pay off.
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I estimate it will take me about three to five more years to pay off.
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What's less clear is how and when (and if) these networking efforts really pay off.
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This will eliminate the interest building up and help you pay off the debt faster.
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She had used the proceeds of his life insurance policy to pay off her mortgage.
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Mr Son's bets do not have to pay off for him to affect the race.
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I have no doubt that Fortnite x NFL will pay off for the two partners.
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The assets sales will help ERG pay off some of its debt, the sources said.
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Grifting, it seems, might just pay off in the end — at least for the viewers.
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If you can't pay off the item you're purchasing, you cannot afford it yet — period.
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With that kind of income, my student loans should be easy to pay off, right?
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But below that price, Tesla would likely have to pay off the notes with cash.
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In particular, millennials are pretty confident they'll be able to pay off their card balances.
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If you decide to get a credit card, pay off your full balance each month.
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Still, that's easier said than done, he says, especially when trying to pay off loans.
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But then something stupid happened, and I had no money to pay off a debt.
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The growth in its podcasting business suggests that Spotify's investment is starting to pay off.
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Its investment in podcasting may be starting to pay off, but sustained profitability remains elusive.
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The other is: Raise as much Cain as you can, and things will pay off.
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I tried to look at the big picture, I hope it's going to pay off.
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"Some people get too overextended and then can't pay off their credit card," Sabatier says.
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The big question: How will Google make this deal pay off more than Motorola did?
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Here's what really helped me pay off more than half my debt in 18 months.
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But for most people, it seems, forgoing sleep, like trying to multitask, doesn't pay off.
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Think twice about these four investments that pros say may be unlikely to pay off.
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Listen Gemini, it's time to pay off any debts you have—both financial and emotional.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Wal-Mart Stores' tortoise-like digital pace may yet pay off.
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Speaking of summer, all that bug juice and capture-the-flag can also pay off.
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It can be hard for cardholders, particularly younger ones, to pay off credit card debt.
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Analysts and investors have been skeptical Macy's investments to grow sales will ultimately pay off.
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Hard work doesn't pay off if your boss doesn't know whom to reward for it.
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The first step to figuring out how to pay off debt is making a plan.
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Some starved for weeks, while others gave everything they had to pay off people smugglers.
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"But if you pay off your balance each month, the APR is meaningless," Schulz said.
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Census estimates will take weeks, but researchers say they will pay off in the end.
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Negotiating the contract now could pay off, considering Meyers' history at SNL covering presidential campaigns.
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The manager said this investment will pay off in the next 18 to 36 months.
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But they work a lot of overtime to earn enough to pay off their debts.
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Let 'em pay off their loans or buy back those hoverboards that Amazon took away.
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Unfortunately, many people fall into this habit and don't or can't pay off their balances.
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PREPA will pay off the new bonds through a special charge levied on its customers.
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Still, all the hard work and uncertainty seems to pay off more often than not.
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Puerto Rico faces a deadline on Friday to pay off $2 billion of its debts.
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Now you can finally pay off those phone debts thanks to the International Drainage Commission.
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He has had his wages garnished to pay off judgments in at least four cases.
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If you pay off your credit card in full every month, you won't pay interest.
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There are student loans to pay, family members to feed, medical debt to pay off.
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For Bolivia's more than 4 million indigenous people, support for Morales appeared to pay off.
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Bezos' principles are apparent in Blue Origin, and Smith thinks it's about to pay off.
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And even now, do we really know who supplied the money to pay off Daniels?
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That, in turn, makes debtors less able to pay off loans — creating a vicious cycle.
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Five years on, his patience, perseverance and, perhaps, Hu's lingering influence may finally pay off.
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People often use their refunds for savings, to pay off debt or make significant purchases.
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When you're young and want to have fun, having a famous dad can pay off.
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And it appears to pay off: 60% of those who moved stayed longer than expected.
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After Trump's victory, it looked as though Sinclair's investment in the candidate would pay off.
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That approach appeared to pay off, with Jones winning 21% of moderate or liberal Republicans.
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While reading Ramsey's book, Garrido decided too use his "snowball method " to pay off everything.
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The ending doesn't pay off the way it might have because you're left feeling misled.
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Just before her son was born, Masters had one student loan left to pay off.
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Strive to pay off as much debt as you can, and you'll thank yourself later.
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Unlike loans, revolving credit accounts don't come with fixed monthly payments or pay-off dates.
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After negotiating for a better salary, Boston was finally able to pay off her loans.
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Wright decided to start a Facebook fundraiser to help pay off the school's lunch debt.
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How can I calculate how long it will take to pay off my card debt?
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It can, for consumers with the discipline to pay off their card balance each month.
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Hercules plans to sell all of its assets to pay off investors, including international divisions.
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You pay off the smallest loan, then move on to the next smallest loan, etc.
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And research suggests that a sense of humor can pay off in other ways professionally.
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But if you find the right stocks, it can lead to a real pay off.
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WeWork's bonds rallied by more than 3% on hopes that the IPO would pay off.
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The main way to pay off ransomware is "very much still bitcoin," the CEO said.
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"One of our immediate goals is to pay off all of our debts," Beka said.
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Smart investments now will pay off as the Arctic faces an increasingly ice-free future.
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Angel investing is a high-risk strategy, and there are no guarantees it'll pay off.
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Before investing, pay off high-interest credit card and student loan debt first, says Katchen.
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It took just 23 months for them to pay off the entire $204,4013 they owed.
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Ms. Steele's Brigid is working two bartending jobs to pay off piles of student debt.
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Smaller or newer currencies like Zcash and Monero are thus more likely to pay off.
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Or, for wanting to sacrifice so much to pay off my loans in a year.
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Consumers delay education plans, or take out extra credit cards to pay off their bills.
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But having an exotic therapy pet doesn't always pay off when it comes to travel.
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" But asked last month if he knew about the $130,000 pay off, Trump replied: "No.
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I think these bets are ultimately going to pay off, but it could take time.
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For me, it's all about relationships — the kind of relationships that don't pay off immediately.
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Intel reported a better-than-expected profit as its cost-cutting begin to pay off.
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They both went to college as adults, but still have student loans to pay off.
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Swedish borrowers, on the other hand, pay off their loans over a much longer period.
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In recent months, fast-food workers have seen their efforts to raise wages pay off.
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You get good people in there, and the good will pay off in the end.
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Sometimes it takes years of hard work for this kind of activism to pay off.
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"I do think, in the long run, it is going to pay off," he said.
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And the investment may produce scant new economic activity to pay off that extra debt.
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A number of big infrastructure projects begun under Mr. Rajapaksa have failed to pay off.
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The problem is that it sometimes takes many years for that opportunity to pay off.
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The risk is that you could rack up debt you can't afford to pay off.
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Most people struggling to pay off their debts are not graduates of four-year colleges.
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"I want you to be able to pay off your student loans," Kylie told Ashley.
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I soon realized exactly how much of a burden that would be to pay off.
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Alas, being an early mover does not always pay off, a theme of its own.
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After years and decades of talk, however, those big payouts are starting to pay off.
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He said the lead-up and the conversations during and after the game pay off.
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Lockert realized that cutting back wasn't going to be enough to pay off her debt.
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Use your credit card for regular purchases you can afford to pay off each month.
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We do have a lot of debt we have to pay off at some point.
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It's actually possible to pay off your credit card bill too many times per month.
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Down the road though, Canadian farmers' pain may pay off with new customers, he said.
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Virality can thus pay off elsewhere, relieving the pressure for TikTok to compensate artists directly.
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Trying to get another loan to pay off the existing one was impossible, he said.
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The amount he needed to pay off the loan was $20,250, Wells Fargo records show.
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He said Sanders' work to the issue could pay off for him among those voters.
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And 60 percent of borrowers don't expect to pay off their loans until their 40s.
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But to refinance, a lender originates a new loan to pay off your existing debt.
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Of those, one in 10 expect to pay off their debt in under a year.
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Mr. O'Leary said he would continue to raise money to pay off his campaign debt.
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He hopes all the hard work will pay off as he has big career goals.
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But one night in her early years at Kodak, her drive began to pay off.
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He now works in a shop and is still trying to pay off his debts.
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People use the money to pay off surprise medical bills and lower credit card debt.
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Guzman, 37, supports a growth-led model to help Argentina to pay off its debts.
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There are a couple of approaches that experts recommend to pay off credit card debt.
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The corporation pledged Chicago's state-collected sales tax revenue to pay off the new bonds.
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Some consumers pay off the debt just to clear their credit reports, the lawsuit said.
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Icahn stands to make millions if mall owners are unable to pay off their debts.
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The team invested in some car part designs that did not pay off as hoped.
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The IMF demanded Ecuador use its oil revenues to pay off its staggering external debt.
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It took me approximately six to eight months to pay off my credit card debt.
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Teva said it expects to pay off at least $3.5 billion in debt this year.
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When a Union Square Ventures investment succeeds, it tends to pay off suddenly and spectacularly.
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For brave investors, bargain-hunting in shares of beaten-down retailers might just pay off.
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Of course, the big bet that the White House hopes will pay off on Nov.
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Like many millennials, you may be cash strapped and trying to pay off student debt.
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Student borrowers' balances can actually get larger as they try to pay off their obligations.
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In the Caribbean, governments took the resources earmarked for social investment to pay off debt.
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But the bigger problem is that most of us here have debts to pay off.
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Small narrative hunches pay off big later, like cherries coming up on a slot machine.
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But as long as the pay-off is good, I think people will accept drudgery.
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And sometimes, being pathetic enough to warrant a little bit of pity can pay off.
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So, it's still early but it looks like my gamble is going to pay off.
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And there is no guarantee that all your work and sacrifice will ever pay off.
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If you don't have a credit card grace period (in which you can pay off the balance in full, interest-free, by a given due date), the best course is to pay off your balance in full before the end of the statement cycle.
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Unlike what Dave Ramsey suggests, instead of using the debt snowball (where you pay off the accounts with smaller balances first), I chose to utilize the debt avalanche (where you pay off the accounts with the highest interest rate first) for my credit card debt.
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Under current mortgage rules, you can pay off the loan on a house that costs three times your income in less than 15 years, but a home that costs more than five times your income will take more than 30 years to pay off.
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If you're using your HELOC or home equity loan to pay off your consumer debt or to pay down a student loan, you might be able to pay off the liability faster, but you won't be able to deduct the interest on your taxes.
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He said he's not convinced its will pay off, though he acknowledged he could be wrong.
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One strategy some people use to pay off credit cards is consolidating to a personal loan.
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Banif collapsed after it was unable to pay off debts and service payments to the state.
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But it shouldn't take winning a game show to pay off the cost of one's education.
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Dealers may not have the funds—or, you know, the desire—to pay off those obligations.
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She said the IPO, which raised $146 million, will also be used to pay off debts.
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The corporation is pledging Chicago's state-collected sales tax revenue to pay off the new bonds.
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The handbags are stored in a secured vault till the time you pay off the loan.
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So what happens if they can't pay off their creditors by June when the committee disbands?
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Luckily, his newly acquired coding skillz pay off and he manages to bring her back online.
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As a whole, though, they show how Google's bet on Kubernetes is starting to pay off.
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"I think we should expend our effort where it can pay off the most," Ryan said.
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There's a question, though, about what happens when these open, unclassified investments begin to pay off?
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After 15 years, the town will pay off half of your student debt, up to $50,000.
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Maybe you were real lucky, and got enough money to pay off whoever was after you.
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Though the model is undoubtably controversial, Tulley says the pay-off is watching student confidence blossom.
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Then their commencement speaker really made their day: He promised to pay off their student loans.
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So basically, I'm banking on all the work that I've put in is gonna pay off.
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After reading Ramsey's book, Garrido was sold on using his "snowball method " to pay off everything.
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It's not ideal, but I really can't afford rent with my student loans to pay off.
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She didn't take out her own loan to pay off the debt, like some women do.
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So that's certainly going to pay off, even though you still got extremely difficult two-putts.
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And I feel like all my progress doesn't matter right now because it didn't pay off.
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"You're seeing a new, hungry, open approach that's starting to pay off for us," Gurry said.
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Their paychecks were withheld by the traffickers to pay off smuggling debts, according to the report.
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I used the 'snowball' method — you pay off the credit card with the lowest balance first.
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I knew that I had to sacrifice now if I wanted it to pay off later.
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Maybe, I thought, the DVDs stored in Mr. Perez's man cave will pay off after all.
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She's already unable to pay off her existing medical debt, and each visit can cost thousands.
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Carl C. Icahn's activism at American International Group suggests reshaping MetLife may pay off with shareholders.
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You know, it's always good to see your hard work pay off and come to light.
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Conoco intends to use most of the cash proceeds to pay off some of its borrowings.
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I always tell myself that if I work hard for something that it will pay off.
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Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao insisted that the long-term pay-off will be worth any compromise.
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The support could pay off big for Christie if Trump pulls out a win over Clinton.
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We saw some key players take big risks, risks that may or may not pay off.
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Personally our expenses exceed our income, so winning that could most definitely pay off some debt.
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But now, coupled with a more benign market environment, the overhaul is starting to pay off.
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It's a gamble that can pay off: Many workplace romances do, in fact, lead to marriage.
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The changes in iOS 11 will take some time to pay off for your iPhone anyway.
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And it may not pay off in better writing—that would have to be tested, too.
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"All these bags pay off if you use them a significant number of times," says Wagner.
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Johnson reacted to his new title on Twitter, stressing how hard work really can pay off.
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On a long enough timeline, you can see how the Vertepac value proposition could pay off.
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"It's a riskier strategy but it could pay off for them in the end," she explains.
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And there's no carbon price anywhere in the world big enough to make sequestration pay off.
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But struggling students do have some options to help pay off their federal student loan debt.
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It's a bit more daunting of a task, but it's one we knew would pay off.
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For those with $60,000 in debt, it can take more than 13 years to pay off.
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Wilson-Clark, who has lived in Brightmoor since 2000, is hopeful the work will pay off.
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In that case, you now have until you file your taxes to pay off the loan.
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The startup says their machines quickly pay off for the factories and are already in use.
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In other words, Alphabet knows these long-term bets are risky and may never pay off.
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These tax-advantaged accounts will pay off many times over by the time that you retire.
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Eating out adds up, and putting a little more time into food prep can pay off.
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Venezuela exports oil to China and Russia, but those barrels are basically to pay off debts.
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People all over the country are finding clever ways to pay off monstrous piles of debt.
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The money raised from the sale will be used to pay off the Weinstein Co's creditors.
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It suggests that years of patiently nurturing a nascent streaming marketplace has begun to pay off.
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Two Petrobras sources involved in the case told Reuters they thought those efforts would pay off.
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Whatever has the highest is what you want to pay off or invest in more quickly.
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Well, it turns out, the remakes still pay off, even if they don't beat the original.
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This is a powerful time to pay off a debt—or to ask for more money.
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Another feature is BASF's habit of quickly shedding businesses when new iterations no longer pay off.
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Don't Miss: Save your Saturdays: Why you shouldn't get a side hustle to pay off debt
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If he is to take the lead, he will need his southern gamble to pay off.
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The plan would allot money for helping the island pay off its debt and for infrastructure.
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The only way we could pay off student loans was because I booked an underpants ad?
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More than half of the new money went to pay off Mr. Trump's unrelated personal loans.
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We disapprove of parental hovering not because it won't pay off later—it might; it does!
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Eventually, he argues, the trade war will pay off—farmers will no longer need taxpayer help.
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They both took major risks with La La Land and Moonlight, and they will pay off.
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In other words, if you liquidated everything, the holding company could easily pay off its obligations.
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She is saving up to pay off her college debt, which has climbed to roughly $3,000.
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That gap represents an opportunity for LVMH should its $15 billion pursuit of Tiffany pay off.
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" 'Mudbound' did pay off my student loans, so now I'm free as an artist," she said.
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Right now the goal is to pay off the $74,000 of student loans I have left.
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Cardholders earn 1% cash back on purchases and another 1% when they pay off the card.
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Morgan Stanley's bet on winning over unicorn-startup employees is starting to pay off, for example.
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Even if the public is the source of the cash used to pay off his accuser.
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This country has got to have an honest discussion about how we pay off our debt.
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Yet some Americans are turning the moment they pay off loans as a milestone in itself.
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Pay off the $2000,000 loan first while paying the minimum monthly balance on the $10,000 one.
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More coverage from How to Do Everything: MoneyShould I pay off debt or save for retirement?
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Most would probably use the opportunity to pay off outstanding student loans, medical debt, or mortgages.
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Washington (CNN)It's the GOP's big gamble on tax reform -- and it might just pay off.
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The first thing we decided to do was pay off my $2118,2000 in credit card debt.
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Graduate students can more easily pay off loans because they tend to get high-paying jobs.
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But now that the smartphone market has contracted, there's no telling which strategy will pay off.
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Manafort was facing mounting debt and needed to pay off legal bills, according to the Times.
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With a lower rate, Schauren was motivated to pay off her debt as fast as possible.
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But, she also noted that she may "never" be able to pay off her remaining balance.
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AX for A$180 million ($136.57 million) in an all-cash deal to pay off debt.
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In October, Illinois sold $6 billion of general obligation bonds to help pay off the backlog.
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Our first priority has been to pay off our credit card debt, which is a given.
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If you rely on a cooler regularly enough, an investment in a Yeti will pay off.
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So the longer it takes to pay off your loan, the more you'll owe in interest.
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Now, if James wants to pay off some student loans for a graduating class ... Just sayin'.
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If you have any outstanding debts to pay off, now it the time to do it.
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A candidate can't use campaign money to buy groceries or pay off their mortgage, for example.
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The bottom line: International engagement paid off for Americans because our leaders made it pay off.
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Osanloo believes the chain's American nature has the chance to pay off big for PF Chang's.
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Between operational space and commercial space, theaters are a hefty investment that may not pay off.
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Plus, after 120 days, you pay me 12 percent interest until you pay off the $200,000.
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In fact, he was distracted because he was working three jobs to pay off his mortgage.
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The couple decided to take out two loans to pay off the rest of the bill.
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Related coverage from How to Do Everything: MoneyShould you pay off your mortgage early or invest?
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This makes investing a priority for us at the same time as student debt pay-off.
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The Amex Green card does not; you must pay off the card in full every month.
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Americans, in general, took on holiday debt in 2018 that could take years to pay off.
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But despite the upheaval involved, making such a shift would pay off in the long run.
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Some business leaders claimed they had to pay off government officials to simply do their jobs.
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This is the first time a museum in Brazil deaccessions an artwork to pay off debt.
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Reflecting questions about Tesla's ability to pay off its debt, its bonds have slumped as well.
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If the company later defaults on the debt, that clever strategy can pay off big time.
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After Mr. Ochisor's death, his family raised more than $30,000 to help pay off his medallion.
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We knew he was funneling money to pay off Stormy Daniels and other assorted Trump squeezes.
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You're wondering if your investments will pay off, and how much you can trust other people.
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Johnson's gambit may pay off if he is able to make Brexit a reality on Oct.
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I got excellent care, I am immunocompromised, but this will take a decade to pay off.
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Qoins aims to help users pay off debt faster by setting aside small amounts every month.
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"For several years, my big money goal was to pay off student loan debt," Wilson said.
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If the stock can extend that pace for two more weeks, this bet would pay off.
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Even Ruppert could not have envisioned how much — or how quickly — his investment would pay off.
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Their faith in the Cavaliers would more than pay off in Game 4 on Friday night.
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"As long as the outlets open next year," that effort should pay off, Mr. Dixon said.
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In today's ever-evolving world, the quest for more skills and information will always pay off.
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People like James Altucher may even tell you to never pay off your credit card debt.
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You may be wondering whether it's smarter to pay off your loans or save for retirement.
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Here are some of the other ways to get other people to pay off your debt.
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There is another side to that coin: Sometimes allegiance to a particular airline can pay off.
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Since they were finally making money, "we were able to pay off our debts," Elliott says.
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After past recessions, the recovery years were used to pay off debt, not to increase it.
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For now, though, he is left to insist that data-driven baseball will eventually pay off.
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There is no credit check, and you can pay off the full amount at any time.
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The hobby, called "coin roll hunting," has thousands of adherents — and it can pay off spectacularly.
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Some placed wagers in the market intended to pay off if stocks began a substantial slide.
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I used it to pay off debt, buy a used car, and start an emergency fund.
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The proceeds were used to pay off secondary loans on the building, not the main mortgage.
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New Yorkers should consult a recent survey on where buying is likely to pay off first.
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Beer brewer Constellation Brands' big bet on cannabis company Canopy Growth has yet to pay off.
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Companies eager to know whether tech investments pay off can look no further than JPMorgan Chase.
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I cried that night, from the emotion of seeing all our hard work finally pay off.
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In 1985, after struggling for a decade to pay off its debts, Rosset sold the company.
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They, too, make predominantly bad bets: about eighty per cent of venture investments don't pay off.
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The two business partners used the money to pay off their magazine's electricity and postage bills.
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You also need to have a plan to pay off the balance and stick to it.
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Mr. Immelt signed the deals, but making them pay off is a job for his lieutenants.
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If you're struggling to pay off debt, it can be difficult to know where to start.
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Rather, she's just scrambling to pay off the massive debt her late husband has left behind.
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At the end of 2008, the automaker was preparing to pay off a $300 million financing.
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Lampert has also used his hedge fund vehicle to loan Sears money to pay off debt.
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Uber's strategy could pay off by making it a one-stop shop for all transportation needs.
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And the only way to pay off this loan is to keep raising chickens for Perdue.
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