"You can save money when you can afford to save money," Cardi said.
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"The best way to fund your emergency account is always the best way to save money for anything, and that's to save money automatically," he says.
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While it&aposs never a bad time to save money, relatively low interest rates should prompt you to be more strategic about where you save money.
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"The best way to fund your emergency account is always the best way to save money for anything, and that's to save money automatically," says money expert David Bach.
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The recommendations include bolstering security for the highest risk and most valuable technology, consolidating networks to save money and adopting broader tech tools that aren't agency-specific to save money.
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Related coverage from How to Do Everything: Money:How to grow your emergency fundWhen to save money in high-yield savingsWhere to save your down payment for a houseWhere to save money
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Participants were asked about strategies used in the past 12 months to save money on prescription medications: (1) Have you asked your doctor for a lower cost medication to save money?
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" And while the pandemonium of employees in "Save Money.
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The Warriors save money and get better (?) on offense.
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"That would allow greater flexibility & save money," Trump wrote.
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Next steps Once you get into the groove of making your monthly payments, check out ways to save money on your student loans: Refinance your student loans to save money in interest.
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"It's almost like a challenge to save money," he said.
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Doshbot is an AI assistant that helps you save money.
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Golfsmith is already shutting down some stores to save money.
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If you're looking to save money, you track your spending.
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Such services might help companies save money by automating tasks.
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Save money and time and give yourself a damn break.
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Anything that lets these companies save money is worth doing.
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But small is good, flexible, save money and number one!
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"We transported [food] in tubs to save money," he tweeted.
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I also had this very natural desire to save money.
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I save money and I know I look professional daily.
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To save money, some people burn waste coal and slurry.
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Individuals can save money tax free in their HSA accounts.
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All of them have certain habits where they save money.
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Luckily, you don't have to sacrifice entertainment to save money.
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We actually -- the least important thing is we save money.
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Acorns is a fun way to save money for trading.
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Meaning, your goal is to save money and prevent loss.
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"Anytime you can save money it is good," he said.
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All of this makes it incredibly hard to save money.
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Use it to save money on eating (and drinking) out.
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It is also points to a desire to save money.
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I moved to a place where I could save money.
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I'm working here to save money for my friend's wedding.
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Save money each week by cooking flavorful meals at home.
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These are his best tips to save money when traveling.
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Accommodating these animals might improve human health and save money.
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"I'm conservative, man — I've got to save money," he said.
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Narrowing the scope of your network helps insurers save money.
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Those already in school can use these to save money.
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As well as saving lives, transplants save money, she says.
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It might be tough to save money on emergency supplies
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Tiny homes can be a great way to save money.
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The 9 best ways to save money on Apple products
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Rick Snyder (R) switched Flint's water supply to save money.
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Factor in any features that could help you save money.
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I'd still much rather use my points to save money.
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And the Times, to save money, canceled that program anyway.
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Here are 6 simple ways to save money at Sephora.
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"If you're not working, you can't save money," she said.
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Is there a way to save money on general admission?
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Others are wishing they had done more to save money.
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Our message is simple: Save energy, save money, reduce emissions.
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Maybe you've heard that's a great way to save money.
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TV productions can save money but look just as good.
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However, refinancing doesn't always save money in the long run.
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Target team members know all about how to save money.
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Most people take being able to save money for granted.
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"It's building up the discipline to save money," Thompson said.
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You can save money by cooking some meals at home.
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You'll save money and might even appreciate your latte more.
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Look for any expenses you can cut to save money.
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But then we came to the realization that if we ever wanted a house, we have no money, so we'd have to save money — and we can't save money the way we're doing now.
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If you do, you're bound to save money along the way.
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N, arguing their combination could save money for the nation's employers.
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Another way to save money each month is by being frugal.
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How is that going to help you save money each month?
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To save money, Harrington recommends that families shop their closets first.
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Help your dad save money and energy with a smart thermostat.
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Local authorities have come up with various ruses to save money.
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Instead, they save money and just use their onboard electric generators.
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The goal here is to save money by reducing food waste.
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Trying to save money by buying the cheaper item isn't enough.
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Because of the accompanying tax breaks, many families would save money.
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Lots of people wait for an opportunity to finally save money.
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Why should people pay to save money they had already earned?
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He had his hair cut in poor countries to save money.
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Trying to figure out how to downsize and save money fast?
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Josh Wilkerson and his fiancé, Rose Walters, needed to save money.
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The second reason to pack bureaucrats off is to save money.
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One of the easiest ways to save money is by planning.
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Unfortunately, this might not be the best way to save money.
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It's great news that investors will be able to save money.
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His videos offer tips to consumers on how to save money.
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Up and down the supply chain, people make or save money.
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For more inspiration, check out how experienced travelers save money abroad.
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The government is scrutinising allowances and overtime claims to save money.
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"I started using an electric vehicle to save money," he said.
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Not buying napkins is a pretty painless way to save money.
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An easy way to save money on our next shopping spree?
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He cut three meals a day to two to save money.
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Yet local prices are so high that they still save money.
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Monroe Energy slashed employee bonuses to save money earlier this year.
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Bullus's innovation goes some way to helping local councils save money.
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And, that vastly increased competition will save money on those projects.
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Going generic is an easy way to save money over time.
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They'll help you save money and find a unique, memorable gift.
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He needed to save money to establish a home for them.
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Fall says it's impossible to save money for a rental deposit.
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There are plenty of reasons to save money as a teenager.
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Some residents say they disconnect their electricity periodically to save money.
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Kohl's is known for its perks that help customers save money.
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The real innovation in healthcare will do more than save money.
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Bill Haslam had said outsourcing could enable schools to save money.
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McDougall says he expects electrification to save money for the company.
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Save money in the long run by buying a larger container.
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But it could save money if it keeps people in college.
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In fact, it may further damage their ability to save money.
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Your Money It should be easier to save money for retirement.
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Fact Check: Trump Claims the U.S. Would Save Money Without Trade.
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He said he was going without health insurance to save money.
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He said he fears the company cut corners to save money.
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A more limited analysis suggests the service can save money, too.
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To save money, he sketched out the logo and uniforms himself.
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This will help you rein in the spending and save money.
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Costco has looked for other ways to save money on food.
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While you may not save time, chances are you'll save money.
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Contractors also save money on sales and marketing costs and effort.
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Many people in the United States do this to save money.
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With just a few small adjustments, you'll save money and food.
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Given how expensive sleep studies are, this might even save money.
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It is neither to insure people nor even to save money.
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Alternative programs work, save money and help make the streets safer.
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The idea is to save money on replacement and on energy.
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Having disability insurance could prevent debt and save money long-term.
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We&aposre no longer keeping our tradition just to save money.
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To save money, Ms. Faye cut back on the home aides.
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I figured I wasn't the only one trying to save money this way, so I went to my colleagues to ask about their go-to DIY products that have helped them save money on salon services, too.
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The move towards private label brands may save money for the company.
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We know, there are tons of high-tech ways to save money.
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Want to save money flying one of the 'big three' U.S. airlines?
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I turned off the heat while I was gone to save money.
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I will also save money at work, through a 401(k) plan.
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Some help you build your financial future and save money on taxes.
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Two decades ago, Congress picked a particularly bad way to save money.
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Banks believe they can save money with more digital processing of transactions.
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Using cash, however, can actually be a good way to save money.
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He is trying to save money so that he can start again.
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And other research is mixed on whether private prisons actually save money.
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In order to save money, I use the gym at my school.
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Sticking to plastic was an effective way for me to save money.
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You can still save money when you're out with friends of course.
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It'll look like a local transfer and you'll save money on fees.
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Financial experts offer these tips to help save money on kids' sports.
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Maybe you took the bus to save money, or for environmental reasons.
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Later, she served up breakfast at Hardees to save money for college.
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Some travelers will do whatever it takes to save money on airfare.
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Conservatives had been clamoring for reforms to those programs to save money.
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But as prices rise, ever more families are looking to save money.
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They helped him save money and gain skills faster than his colleagues.
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Branstad said the measure was needed to save money for the state.
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College students traveled between home and school by hitchhiking to save money.
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Even when I'm not manic, I do this sometimes to save money.
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How can you save money when there's less to cut back on?
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Luckily, you can save money by not ordering the larger infotainment display.
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Digit is a savings plan for people who hate to save money.
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I often save money on shoes by buying the previous year's version.
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So you save money, and you feel better about what you're eating.
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I'll save money, reason enough for me have done this years ago.
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In your pursuit to save money, you could actually pay a price.
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Using household items as sex toys also allows you to save money.
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Advantage plans can save money for beneficiaries, and enrollment is growing rapidly.
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When this happens, we save money by always having a meal plan.
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If you want to save money, dust off your 2016 tax return.
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Simultaneously explore payment options like Direct Primary Care that clearly save money.
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By following a few simple tips, you can save money in college.
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As discussed, the safety of your emergency fund will help save money.
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"There are people whose job it is to save money," he said.
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The state also removed language related to its desire to save money.
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Doing so could save money on your carry-on bags, she said.
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Narrator: Dollar stores might seem like a great way to save money.
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Try to save money by catching the bus to the meeting place.
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They make yogurt, a staple, instead of buying it, to save money.
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Azar believes the executive order will save money in the long run.
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Meanwhile I'm literally buying cases of ramen on Amazon to save money.
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We always talk about money, what we can do to save money.
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To save money, I always try to cook enough for two meals.
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Revolut users can set up a vault to save money over time.
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"I need to save money to get out of here," he said.
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To protect themselves, Dan and Tracy save money in an emergency fund.
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People on supplemental oxygen can't turn the machines off to save money.
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Wellness programs sometimes claim to save money by reducing health care spending.
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"You'll save money by going in with an open mind," she said.
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They also balked at Trump's justification that cutting drills would save money.
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But an automatic filing system also might help taxpayers to save money.
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But you can save money on interest by increasing your monthly payment.
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What other steps can I take this summer to help save money?
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She noted that members of Congress sometimes bunk together to save money.
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It isn't always easy to save money, especially if you're a millennial.
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He suggested districts could save money by shutting down under-enrolled schools.
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If you want to save money, you can probably skip this stop.
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I have unlimited guests passes, so by going together, we save money.
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"All I did was try and save money," David Schwimmer's character pleads.
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Ms. Korkeakoski-Sears said she decided to hustle through to save money.
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The only reason to save money is to one day invest money.
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If you scale back how much you're buying overall, you'll save money.
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Geography can affect your opportunities, earnings potential and ability to save money.
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I really try to conserve — but to save money, not the planet.
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Instead, Loper tried to save money by doing the extra work himself.
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There's no annual fee, which is a good way to save money.
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For Gen Z, it means buying fewer clothes, which can save money.
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Not only will you save money, but you'll save them some space.
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Now, whenever I'm shopping, rather than trying to save money upfront by buying the cheapest version of an item, I'm more inclined to spend extra on something that will last longer and save money in the long run.
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In the same way that McDonald's can save money for itself and its customers by entering into joint ventures with some of its suppliers, some banks can save money for their customers through limited vertical integration, as well.
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Some people want to save money on rent in places they often visit.
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Can you trade down in housing and save money on that monthly cost?
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You can save money on taxes for making your home more energy efficient.
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Airline passengers can save money on airfare — if they don't need any extras.
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Amazon's new concept convenience store doesn't just save money, it saves shoppers' time.
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In the long term, consumers save money and utilities make more of it.
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How it works: Focused on passive saving, Qapital 'forces' you to save money.
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Walmart is really living up to that "Save money, live better" motto, huh?
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If the bride is trying to save money, this will help her out.
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That's how we save money — not by being the police [in the system].
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Editorial The tumbling price of crude oil is helping many Americans save money.
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The accounts can help them save money to pay for other life expenses.
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I'm able to pay my bills and save money for my future plans.
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Contrary to popular belief, millennials are pretty good at trying to save money.
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And new management may save money simply by not engaging in costly acquisitions.
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If you are trying to save money, it helps to have a goal.
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Will we actually save money by going with Apple instead of paying separately?
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Now, here's a guide to help you save money and avoid anxiety attacks.
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"He said, 'I'll save money, and we'll build a new house,' " she recalled.
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You're likely trying to make hay (save money) only with what's left over.
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We also know that in January many people make resolutions to save money.
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The apps save money on international calls, and, more important, circumvent police wiretaps.
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Some businesses can micro-task routine work to save money, but most can't.
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When you work and you get paid, you're happy and you save money.
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Hopper If you're looking to save money on airfare, Hopper is for you.
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We try to eat dinner at home on the weekdays to save money.
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It had to cut its opening hours nearly in half to save money.
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Verba was started in 2008 to help students save money on college textbooks.
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Now many governments are turning to nudges to save money and do better.
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Highway patrolmen are told not to fill their petrol tanks to save money.
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Or you can use the option to save money on your data plan.
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That's the least important thing, in that case, but we do save money.
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"I started to think about [developing] a solution to save money," he says.
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Verizon has automated some of its customer service as well to save money.
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The reason is because year-round schools was being done to save money.
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The families save money by foregoing expensive procedures that won't buy much time.
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Will it save money compared to what you're paying Comcast or whoever now?
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Why it matters: Executives say the deals will save money and improve care.
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This was said to have been done in an attempt to save money.
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To save money, she didn't send Aijiah to camp or classes this summer.
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County Clerk Donna Zimmerman says the polling places were consolidated to save money.
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Federal trials will keep Americans safer, save money, and adhere to American morality.
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Firms, unable to roll over their debts, must cut spending to save money.
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First it must prove that it can improve people's health and save money.
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To save money, the material used for the patch is frequently "worked cold".
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And now, new research suggests that doula care can help save money, too.
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Well, the truth is it's actually harder for young people to save money.
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Airbus admits that it doesn't save money by assembling the planes in America.
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A library is the best way to save money on an expensive hobby.
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Customers who shop here can indeed expect to "save money" and "live better."
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A quarter of respondents said their salary is too low to save money.
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To save money while vacationing, she said to bring food to the airport.
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Ultimately, Salary Finance aims to help employees get debt-free and save money.
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Earning more helped me shorten my repayment period and save money on interest.
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I believe making this change will actually save money, as duplication is eliminated.
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Advantage plans can save money for enrollees, and they are gaining in popularity.
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Cutting out that $5 daily latte is a surefire way to save money.
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StubHub said it wanted to be closer to the customer and save money.
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These include resolutions to lose weight, eat better, exercise more, and save money.
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Some do it to save money, while for others it's just a habit.
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Here are 9 of the best ways to save money on Apple products.
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Save money and hassle with a robot vacuum in the Prime Day sale.
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" Sherman said if Trump wanted to save money, he could "end this practice.
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I would make a plan to save money and scale back your spending.
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It then tells you to open an account with Yomoni to save money.
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American companies dealing with outsourcing firms in turn save money on labor costs.
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Still, if you're trying to save money, it's by far the better option.
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StubHub recently stopped using nearly all its agencies in part to save money.
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Dombrowski hoped the thrill of winning would overcome Huizenga's wish to save money.
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That's why this is where they look first to save money the fastest.
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They secretly save money and make arrangements to move with their counselors' help.
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This would, among other things, save money on crew training and maintenance costs.
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This Amazon hack will help you save money on tons of great tech
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Does "personal responsibility" save money or just shift costs from insurers to patients?
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When in Paris … There are several ways to save money on a stay.
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I'm not sure if it's to save water, if it's to save money.
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"They're trying to run on a skeleton crew to save money," he said.
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Automating trucking will help the environment, save money and help productivity, he says.
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"It's a good time to save money," Mr. Lhéritier said with a shrug.
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Customers can save money by bringing their own reusable bags on shopping runs.
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We as women shouldn't have to give up looking good to save money.
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To save money, Schumer slept in the living room, on a foldout couch.
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Before I went to the U.S., I worked five jobs to save money.
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At the same time, my Freedom from Price Gouging Act will save money.
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We shouldn't create online copies of unengaging on-campus courses to save money.
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The motto is everywhere, written in four simple words: save money, live better.
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However, I have a question about how I can save money on attire.
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The companies can also save money by purchasing components such as batteries together.
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We're all on a save money, buy a house, and travel goals kick.
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At one point, I moved in with my boyfriend's parents to save money.
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He said the move to Alabama was partly to save money — Time Inc.
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I don't mind paying — he's trying to save money for college next year.
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I freeze lots of food to avoid waste and save money and time.
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By standardizing best practices, Dr. Shulkin believed, he could save money and patients.
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We know from all the data we have that preventive services save money.
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"Don't get caught up in saving money, just to save money," she said.
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DOES THE SURGERY SAVE MONEY ON OTHER HEALTH CARE COSTS IN THE END?
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Not frequently accessed data is moved to S3, which helps you save money.
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Moving abroad actually helped them save money and gave them incentive to downsize.
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I was that girl who lived in her parents' basement to save money.
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These investments will save money in the long run by substantially lowering recidivism.
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I&aposm up for anything I can do to save money on healthcare.
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We've been able to save money for the first time in our lives.
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It's never too late to save money with our daily deal round-ups.
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But that doesn&apost mean it&aposs a bad time to save money.
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Then he will, um, you know, cut programs and save money and stuff.
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Some people use Tip Yourself to save money after a workout, for example.
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My insurer and I would both save money if I purchased the generic.
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"He cannot come home to eat each night to save money," she said.
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It aims to save money by encouraging you to make big life changes.
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Theaters put on fewer productions because they think they have to save money.
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The Flint water crisis started with a bankrupt city trying to save money.
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Related coverage from How to Do Everything: MoneyHow to invest in real estate to build long-term wealthWhen to save money in high-yield savings How to save money for a house How to build credit with a credit card
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I almost always bring my own lunch, as I am trying to save money.
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Homeowners who have borrowed since then lack the opportunity to save money by refinancing.
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Jealous campaigned on plans to reduce the state&aposs prison population to save money.
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We're moving back in with our parents to save money or pay off debt.
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Automating traditionally manual operations has the potential to simultaneously save money and increase safety.
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But the government has come to see it as a way to save money.
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What can couples do to save money without looking like they are saving money?
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Cooper says the number one way to save money is cut the guest list.
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The rest of us like to save money on new computers and tablets, too.
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Lopez Obrador has said he will save money by living in more modest confines.
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But this only matters in an election if voters understand how they'll save money.
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Conservatives have been clamoring for years for reforms to those programs to save money.
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First, it's meant to save money by consolidating the parts needed for each vehicle.
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But wellness programs can save money if enough employees fail them or opt out.
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Sometimes, if they are feeling generous towards their employer, it can save money too.
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But it's not enough to simply fly these rockets multiple times to save money.
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Doshbot, an AI assistant that helps you save money, was the second runner-up.
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Even as conflicts spread, the peacekeeping mission is being cut back, to save money.
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The correct use of data can truly help IoT adopters save money and time.
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"The overwhelming majority of people will save money on their healthcare bills," Sanders said.
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You know it's important to save money — but when is it important to spend?
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We believe they are trying to save money without knowing all of the consequences.
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As a result, you save money for your retirement and for guilt-free spending.
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So uh, good news: you can save money on your new baby's new bed!
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"There are very, very few things in health care that save money," Rollman said.
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Google is making it way easier for travelers with flexible schedules to save money.
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I used to buy inexpensive, low-quality clothes to "save money" in the moment.
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The contamination happened after a Snyder appointee switched Flint's water supply to save money.
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But she was determined to make it work and save money in the process.
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"I wanted to save money, but instead a created a nightmare," Agar told VICE.
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You'll save money, since there's no monthly fee to exercise in your own space.
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Save money, strengthen Medicare and gratify the large majorities who prioritize lower drug prices.
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Read more:An IRA is one of the best ways to save money for retirement.
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Americans need to understand that they won't save money if the penny is eliminated.
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It hopes to save money by making executives travel on charter or commercial flights.
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Toledo is another spot where college kids will save money by living off campus.
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For people who want to save money, some cities make it easier than others.
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We all want to see our government save money on disaster relief and mitigation.
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That helps save money, but it means they get an older and whiter sample.
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In most cases, you'll save money by using the same insurer for both policies.
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All the military branches have tried to find areas in which to save money.
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When to save money in high-yield savings decide which one you should get
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This is a great approach if you want to save money and be miserable.
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The desire to save money while doing so, however, doesn't disappear with this demographic.
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He and his wife, Hanan, now have three children and struggle to save money.
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If you want to save money, you need to have a plan in place.
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"Consumers can save money and save emissions at the same time," Dr. Trancik said.
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Costco deals are a great way to save money — but they're not always obvious.
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Here are 14 ways to save money that are way easier than you'd think.
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Skimping on safety or functional features to save money wasn't worth it for Gradian.
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Back then, the goal was to pare back brands and models to save money.
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Most of what I buy is on sale or store-brand to save money.
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I keep a jar of instant coffee granules at my desk to save money.
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Philo could benefit if subscribers drop higher-priced services in order to save money.
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The hardest places to save money, on the other hand, are restaurants and shopping.
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SoFi offers personal loans that can help you save money on credit card debt.
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For now, however, slashing flights is the best way to save money, executives said.
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After I finally got my green card, I worked to save money for school.
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This will save money, time and improve the delivery of health care in America.
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Still, it's a solid way to save money if you're traveling on a budget.
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So I started asking students and professors what I could do to save money.
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This would also save money, even after factoring in the cost of the vaccine.
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This could save money by cutting out the need for lots of different contractors.
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You'll get picked up much faster and you'll likely save money on surge pricing.
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I should just stay at home and masturbate and save money and everybody's time.
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Beyond the homey ambience, guests often book apartments, rather than hotels, to save money.
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Luckily, we can help slash emissions — and save money — without drastically altering our diets.
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There wouldn't even be a transit authority, save money, make money for someone else.
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But there are less expensive ways to have your tree and save money too.
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Beyond the actual wines, there are service requests that can help couples save money.
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"Converting traditional IRA assets at depreciated values will save money on tax," says Taylor.
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It would still save money, but wouldn't punish students desperate to afford college tuition.
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Not only can you secure yourself against disappointment, but you can save money, too.
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"That is the main way that Americans acquire wealth and save money," said Delegard.
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"All of those are proven interventions that save money and save lives," Adams said.
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Investments in prevention just make common sense, save money, and are backed by research.
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A BRAC round is not merely an exercise in closing bases to save money.
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Save money by focusing on the kids instead of every adult in your life.
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The numbers are getting uglier for potential homebuyers and homeowners looking to save money.
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Even one night in a hotel or one plane ticket can help save money.
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I was wondering if I could wear it to this wedding to save money.
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It depends on whether you can get a lower interest rate and save money.
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Despite the initial costs, automating expungements can likely save money in the long run.
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For more ideas on how to save money on your wedding day, check out:
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You&aposll save money and have peace of mind in case of a collision.
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" Leff added, however, that "something that helps consumers save money isn't malicious or bad.
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One of the less intuitive ways to save money, though, is to buy more.
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CONTINUING THE CONVERSATION: Miss our event on navigating a shaky economy to save money?
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Marlette is also exploring products to help customers save money and improve their credit.
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"Harness the urge to impulse shop and use it to save money," he said.
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Vogel is convinced that going "Zero Waste" will save money in the long run.
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To save money on electricity, the whole family sleeps in one air-conditioned room.
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She and her wife currently reside at Ms. Lella's parents' home to save money.
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A month-to-month guide to when and where to book to save money.
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And if fewer people enter the catastrophic phase, the government would save money, too.
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You can save money on your airfare depending on when you buy your ticket.
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In the summertime, however, this "easy way to save money" seems a little bit harder.
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There are plenty of ways for you to save money without giving up dining out.
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Ahead, five tweaks that will help you save money next time you're planning a trip.
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Pack better lunches We all try to save money by bringing our lunches to work.
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Here are three simple ways you can use credit cards to save money in 2019.
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On websites, customers can find things easily, sometimes to save money, order with single click.
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SpaceX is trying to perfect this technique to save money on rockets in the future.
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Although I love grocery shopping physically, I've heard that you save money by shopping online.
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Tweaking these things could save a lot of CO2 — and save money in the process.
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By settling, investors and companies save money and the distraction a proxy fight can cause.
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The government could save money by raising energy tariffs and reducing theft of its electricity.
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Standard Cognition believes it tech will enable those companies to save money and reduce theft.
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Why it stands out: If you're looking to save money on business tax filing, eFile.
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Justin suggests they give her a promotion and parity with his salary to save money.
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Instead, just do the best you can to save money and stay within your budget.
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"I'll save money when I have more money to save" isn't exactly an original excuse.
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The aim is to save money by preventing illness and keeping people out of hospital.
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She pays because she's amazing and knows I'm trying to save money; also, I'm driving.
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Nearly everyone who has met Cooperman has a story about him trying to save money.
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Although many homeowners could save money by refinancing, it isn't the right choice for everyone.
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Undergrads may think that living off campus will save money, but that's often not so.
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I am trying to have meatless meals a few nights a week to save money.
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And if you need more motivation, these tips will also potentially help you save money.
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" But in fact "they're trying to save money and see which hotels didn't book anything.
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I don't experience as much FOMO and that in and of itself helps save money.
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She recommended another way to save money on your sides was to buy seasonal vegetables.
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Many think the plan is primarily intended to save money, not make justice more accessible.
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I'm able to save money much more aggressively now than I was in the past.
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He later moved to the Philippines to save money and grow the business from there.
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So, we suggest getting your debit card ready quick to stock up and save money.
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The water crisis started with a broke city under emergency management trying to save money.
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You can save money, get better service and potentially improve products and services for everyone.
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In that email, he suggested ghostwriting parts of an "overall plausibility paper" to save money.
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They'll come down in price after the new models are introduced, so you'll save money.
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Letting others benefit from your stuff will extend its usefulness while helping them save money.
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In fact, a passenger who flies often enough might actually save money, the company contends.
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Go deeper with examples of how e-retailers are trying to save money on returns.
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The competition could save money in markets where consumers have a wide array of options.
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Flint's lead contamination problem came after a 2014 switch in water supplies to save money.
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"Our goal is to help Trim users save money," founder Thomas Smyth told The Verge.
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Care firms and other professional outfits can save money themselves through advances in remote monitoring.
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I keep this stuff at work, so it means I save money and eat healthy!
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They save money while employees can focus on the most rewarding and less-repetitive tasks.
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The same goes for comments couched as advice on how your friends could save money.
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First, one analysis after another showed that converting to a 85033(k) doesn't save money.
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I would take toilet paper rolls out of the athletic department building to save money.
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The administration argued the measure would help save money over the course of several years.
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For those seeking to save money, they may want to steer clear of certain countries.
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Netflix introduced a new $7.99 non-HD option for folks who wanted to save money.
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They have known that programs using sterile injection equipment are both safe and save money.
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"I'm not going to take someone's livelihood away and not save money, " one user wrote.
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If you can refinance credit card debt at a lower rate, you can save money.
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Not only does he know how to make money, he knows how to save money.
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If you're really looking to save money, it's about knowing when to shop, not where.
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So if you're looking to save money, the larger product is actually more cost-effective.
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It created a CMS innovation center that tests ways to save money on health expenses.
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Can I save money on college credit by taking Advanced Placement courses in high school?
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Here's how respondents weighed in on various habits by people who aim to save money.
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Giving ourselves a few more months to save money means we won't have to scrimp.
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But what should you do if you actually save money by following Mr. Tobias's suggestions?
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Healthcare Bluebook aims to save money for both employers who self-pay, and their workers.
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Owning a home may help you save money, but it won't help you make money.
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Then came the decision by government officials to save money by switching the water supply.
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Spotify will surely save money by not paying underwriters, and those fees can be substantial.
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Conlon worked hard to save money, which he eventually used to buy his first apartment.
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For many of us, Airbnb can be a great way to save money while traveling.
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He created Kaizen to help companies save money and streamline the A/B testing process.
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Louisiana thinks it can save money and lives, while locking in revenue for drug companies.
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They'll also save money, because employees will be healthier, and have a more productive workforce.
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Save money on an effective packing cube set with the AmazonBasics 4-Piece Packing Cubes.
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Do you need to save money to give yourself some runway to make the transition?
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The government would save money, and the companies would gain an additional source of profit.
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"If you're trying to save money, cash bars are still considered tacky," Ms. Oldham said.
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The ultimate way to save money, of course, would be to do the flowers yourself.
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Is H&R Block duping people, or would I save money if I went there?
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Until now — although the efforts are helping Google save money on its most expensive part.
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If you're only traveling in a single region, you'll save money buying a limited version.
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"Now I can't save money, whatever I earn I spend on my family," he says.
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In a statement, Brazil's foreign ministry said this week's decision was made to save money.
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There are also ways to save money and still engross yourself in the stunning architecture.
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"See if you can save money with Medicare Advantage," said another sent a week later.
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To save money, he walked to and from work, for a total of five hours.
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It can reduce the garbage sent to landfills and save money at the same time.
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I'm trying to save money for the hip surgery, trying to help pay the rent.
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If he's right, Tesla will save money by avoiding the cost of expensive LIDAR hardware.
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She simply liked the idea, broadly, of merging agencies to save money at the time.
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And, with a recession looming, those that save money should do well, too, he believes.
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Going green is a way to address a long-term threat, not just save money.
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She wanted to reach work quickly if need be, and to save money on commuting.
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Anthem may save money simply by announcing its policy, even if it is never enforced.
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To save money, they decided to move from Rockland County to Binghamton with their son.
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WhatsApps' role: The Lebanese rely on WhatsApp's free messaging and calling system to save money.
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Among other things, a four-day workweek helps parents save money on childcare, explained Garutti.
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My travel buddy Katie didn't use an app, but found another trick to save money.
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Bring a portable crib, or save money by renting or buying one at your destination.
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He refused, offering instead to save money by forgoing raises for his deputies and guards.
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Digit is an app that helps you save money every month without thinking about it.
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"For the most part, V-BID isn't a way to save money," Mr. Chernew said.
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"It's about pulling away from those 'extras' and then you can save money very quickly."
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Mr. Perdue said the moves would save money and put the offices closer to farmers.
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Proponents of the efforts say companies misclassify their workers as independent contractors to save money.
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It's difficult to save money when what you really want to do is spend it.
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Does throwing out the food she was given before she reached the cashier save money?
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I wasted a lot of time settling for B and C players to save money.
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These standards are working, and they help families like mine save money at the pump.
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Tesla recently announced job cuts as it worked to save money amid product price cuts.
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They show that the government used troops instead of professional nuclear workers to save money.
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Spousal individual retirement accounts let you save money toward retirement for a non-working spouse.
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And to save money, he and a fellow comedian raid a grocery store's free samples.
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Living well below his means enabled him to save money and pursue a rewarding career.
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The tips and tricks you need to save money and skip lines at the airport.
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Still, some legal experts say that processing many claims in one court can save money.
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Do I let Winter sleep on the extra bed in my room to save money?
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So, banish all credit cards from your wallet if your goal is to save money.
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All of them work after school or save money to pay for their own purchases.
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That unusual version of an IPO would allow Spotify to save money on banking fees.
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They gamble that, in spite of being illegal, prostitution will offer more chance to save money.
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In the future, consumers may return to cable or bundling packages yet again to save money.
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That being said, focusing on the private loans first will save money from increasing interest rates.
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Another type of good debt is the kind that forces you to save money over time.
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NATO's nuclear apparatus would be a good place to start to save money and increase safety.
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The bottom-up plan would save money for all individuals and families now paying income taxes.
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Kyle Taylor says that if you want to save money, you have to enjoy doing it.
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He now makes enough to cover his expenses (and even save money!) through advertising and sponsorships.
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Arbitration proceedings are generally favored by employers because they can be more efficient and save money.
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Others, like Qapital and Acorns, are well-established apps that I've successfully used to save money.
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They could run in the background on your bank account, helping you save money automatically (Digit).
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"I need to save save money I would have had from the JAG grant," he said.
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Not only do you save money, but you also get to look forward to a trip.
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You can also use it to get rid of stuff and save money in the process.
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"The more flexible you can be, the more likely you are to save money," said Schlichter.
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Sanders has said taxes would go up but Americans would save money in the long run.
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With companies under financial pressure, analysts say it has also been a way to save money.
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It gives them the economic mobility to work, to save money, to start the American dream.
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It's a fallacy in this argument that we're going to save money by not providing it.
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This means that for one day, Amazon Prime members can save money on products across categories.
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In theory, hospice care should help save money that is spent on costly and ineffective "cures".
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It's one of the simplest ways to save money — plus, he hasn't missed it at all.
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There's a $150 variant from Amazon loaded with ads if you really want to save money.
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Besides the times I've crashed with my parents to save money, I've never lived in suburbia.
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The hope was that it would boost efficiency and that economies of scale would save money.
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The suit said VW opted to install defeat software instead of larger tanks to save money.
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The possibilities and opportunities are limitless, but your chance to save money on passes is not.
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If you're trying to save money, paying a fee on your credit card might seem counterintuitive.
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Or are they another strategy to help the Church save money and keep its secrets buried?
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I knew I wouldn't save money, but sometimes, saving time is worth the extra few bucks.
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Testing drugs on human tissues, without a whole human involved, can save money, time, and lives.
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The biggest way to save money, Weekes says, is to join the loyalty program: Ikea Family.
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Getting a reusable water bottle is probably the easiest way to conserve water and save money.
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In theory, everybody wins, as policyholders adopt better habits and insurance companies save money on claims.
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Lower rates also encourage spending by taking the shine off some common ways to save money.
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If you are genuinely "trading down" to save money, you look elsewhere for a sweet treat.
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Investment funds are also racing to use A.I. to improve their stock-picking and save money.
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Millennials believe negative stereotypes about their generation's ability to save money and plan for the future.
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A coffee maker Cutting out that $5 daily latte is a surefire way to save money.
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They could continue paying overtime, but would likely save money by offering paid time off instead.
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It's hard to save money for an emergency fund, let alone for something like a baby.
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He chose Berlin to save money and live in a place where he would be unknown.
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I started living on the sailboat to save money on rent, so I could travel more.
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We need to increase our energy independence and save money for the country's families and businesses.
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There are literally hundreds of ways to save money if you put your mind to it.
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The days postponing an upgrade to save money are gone, as are the early adopter stages.
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You can save money if you already own a Sonos and still get really similar functionality.
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On the flipside, for employers, they will save money that can be put into their businesses.
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"The way you save money in the defense industry is by the eliminating jobs," Thompson said.
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When to save money in a high-yield savings accountHow many bank accounts should I have?
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And, on the flip side, bundling can save money, time, and keep you prepared long-term.
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If you're in good health, you may save money by choosing a Bronze or Silver plan.
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You don't have to compromise quality, preference, or your own sanity to save money on groceries.
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It also wants to save money for the expensive task of inventing self-driving car technology.
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GOBankingRates' new data ranks the best places to live for people who want to save money.
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Another way to save money and shop more efficiently is by buying some supplies in bulk.
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If I can refinance with better terms, I could save money now and in the future.
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Still, splitting your fare with a friend is worthwhile and a great way to save money.
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Pentagon officials want to save money by shuttering the unused or underused facilities with a BRAC.
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Having a coffee maker at home will help you save money on those caffeine pit stops.
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To save money, Lugo was living with his agent's mother and her husband in Las Vegas.
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Interior designers and building professionals offered some tips on how to save money without sacrificing style.
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If you want to save money together, you may have to change what you do together.
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To save money, he has moved into his father's house with his wife and two daughters.
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Whenever you can spend money to save money in government, it's a no brainer for policymakers.
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The best cash-back credit cardsWhen to save money in high-yield savingsBest rewards credit cards
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I figured I would save money by ditching my plastic, but couldn't have predicted how much.
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You need to find ways to save money … but making extra money is just as important.
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Employers often seek to save money by paring workers who have higher salaries and richer benefits.
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"That would allow greater flexibility & save money," he said in a post on Twitter on Friday.
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In 2014, Michigan appointed the emergency managers that switched the city's water supply to save money.
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But without the need for a subscription, Fire TV Recast users could save money over time.
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You can save money, invest money, get a loan, control all your insurance contracts and more.
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In each case, the idea is to save money on deliveries by cutting out costly humans.
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Back in 2009, Chaffetz was known for occasionally camping out in his office to save money.
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His allies had argued that doing away with elections would save money and streamline decision-making.
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The couple claims said in a statement that doing their own conversion helped them save money.
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When he needed an M.R.I., his navigator recommended a free-standing imaging center to save money.
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The couple was raising a young son for whose education they were struggling to save money.
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He said he had cut his daily two-pack cigarette habit to one to save money.
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"This is the best way to keep a house cool and save money," the narrator explains.
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So here's a guide for those willing to put up with some headaches to save money.
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She pulled her kid out of day care to save money to go to the convention.
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Here are a few popular ones, who they're for and whether you'll save money with one.
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One of the best ways to save money while traveling is to speak the local language.
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The easy answer is to save money, or at least that's the reason Michigan Republican Gov.
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You can't save money by switching to a man's lipstick, for example, because there aren't any.
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If they save money by caring for the patient more efficiently, they share in the savings.
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Letting the pandemic ravage the population won't save money — it simply risks even greater economic calamity.
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I'm trying to make a better effort to bring a lunch from home to save money.
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Because it&aposs a subscription-based service, you can save money by purchasing a longer subscription.
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I may not get the best job, but I'm ready to save money, keep a budget.
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It might not seem like a lot at first, but you'll save money little by little.
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However, many regulations continue to hamper small business owners' ability to grow, expand and save money.
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If public managers can save money by contracting out the service, taxpayers will be better off.
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Rather than go after billions in program overruns to save money, the Pentagon is targeting veterans.
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New national legislation is compelling villages to merge their services in an effort to save money.
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But for now, his goals are to work hard, save money and graduate from business school.
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In so doing, the company would save money by unplugging the company's two big data centers.
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Though programs like these improve patients' health and quality of life, they don't necessarily save money.
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It turns out that thinking you can save money that way may be another urban legend.
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His mother has since made the difficult decision to end his flying lessons to save money.
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And the ultimate social and eco-friendly way to save money on books: the public library.
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If you want to save money, sometimes, when you shop matters more than where you shop.
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I try to save money when I can, even if it is a couple of dollars.
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I think it stems from wanting to save money/not thinking expensive food is worth it.
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But whether these meal-prep services save money, time and actually taste good is another story.
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If you're willing to walk a few blocks, you could save money on your next ride.
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You can attend Disrupt — and still save money — by taking advantage of our late registration pricing.
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Republicans would also like to expand tax incentives for people to save money for health expenses.
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But the energy efficiency requirements have done much more than allow everyday Americans to save money.
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Working from home provides workers with flexibility and can allow them to save money on expenses.
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The entrepreneur once went to extreme measures to save money, but he says they paid off.
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With fewer linens to wash, hotels save money on laundry services and can reduce housekeepers' workload.
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The end result is more affordable energy that can help households save money and businesses expand.
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Financial success requires ongoing conscious efforts to override our impulses to allow ourselves to save money.
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Officials and lawmakers said the resulting plan was not concrete and not likely to save money.
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Fortunately, there are other things you can do that might make it easier to save money.
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In Florida, Governor Ron DeSantis recently proposed importing Canadian drugs to his state to save money.
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If you want to save money, sometimes when you shop matters more than where you shop.
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But the most important way Medicare for All would save money isn't by slashing administrative costs.
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But companies can also save money, by using a little less space than conventional offices do.
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In essence, some employers save money by having their employees pick up more of the tab.
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It's likely that he wanted to save money and didn't consider the finished work valuable enough.
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The Sanders camp's real argument is that, all things considered, the average family would save money.
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One way to save money is by signing up for Amazon Prime Student, which anyone with a .
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Macy's is testing smaller stores to save money, leaving it with room to bring in new concepts.
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"Sometimes people think that they're going to save money, so they go with cheap materials," Jonathan says.
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It focuses on creating applications that help businesses analyze and visualize data to help them save money.
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That includes retrofitting houses -- which makes them stronger and can help save money on insurance and repairs.
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Unlike the original 2DS, this system isn't punishing people for hating 3D or wanting to save money.
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She and her 9-year-old daughter moved in with her grandmother in 2017 to save money.
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Find the discipline, he said, to keep your expenses low, save money and pay down your debt.
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A slump in the global car market this year has added to the pressure to save money.
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Refinances are highly rate-sensitive week to week, as borrowers seek to save money on monthly payments.
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He added uncertainty in the economic outlook from Brexit is one reason consumers need to save money.
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Though he felt bad about it, he admitted that he imported pipe from Mexico to save money.
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Having a date night in also means you can save money to put toward your partner's gift.
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Olasope added that the government is against the scheme because few people still save money in banks.
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I decide to get a tuna sandwich from Potbelly and skip out on sides to save money.
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We're closing hospitals, we're closing wards, we're closing so many because the states want to save money.
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Check out the listed activities as a way to get off the beaten path and save money.
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Republicans argue that privatizing air traffic control will help save money and fast-track important technological upgrades.
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Leaving New York could also save money for Mr. Trump's heirs at the time of his death.
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You can pay off student loans faster and save money on interest by increasing your monthly payment.
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You also may be able to save money by getting a much lower interest rate, McBride said.
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But prevention policies are hard to get right, even if they save money in the long run.
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Save money in the long run by investing in an espresso maker with its own milk frother.
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Employees get stuff they want, companies save money and brands are happy because they reach more people.
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Whatever your reason for being out and about, you may as well save money on food too.
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Greater independence from automobiles will save money, lives, and the environment -- while promoting innovation and economic growth.
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Airfares are dropping and this fall could be a great time to save money on a flight.
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A lot of people struggle to save money, pay off debt, or even skip a shopping spree.
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Compared to human employees, factory robots can work in harsh environments, require no breaks, and save money.
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In the video, Bell advocates for "pinksourcing," or the act of hiring only women to save money.
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Here are four easy ways to save money while traveling that you might not be aware of.
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Yet over time, the government came to see the new system as a way to save money.
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Whether a city pays, doesn't pay or has yet to be attacked, prevention will often save money.
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"Companies are now able to use this wealth of data to make changes that will save money."
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In fact, he now works three days a week in his bar's kitchen, just to save money.
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But the ad-free versions sort of defeats the purpose of using internet radio to save money.
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To save money, some patients and doctors even resorted to making their own pre-filled epinephrine syringes.
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For now, you have about a week to save money for the pop star's IRL grand return.
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Ultimately, however, the best way to save money and help animals is the simplest: Eat less meat.
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Cashing it out could save money by shifting the distribution to the lower-earning person's tax bracket.
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They are shedding thousands of jobs so they can save money and better compete with the discounters.
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Part of that is states trying to save money after decades of expensive tough-on-crime policies.
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That's why we're always trying to come up with coffee-ordering hacks that help us save money.
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As any fiscally savvy person will tell you, sometimes you have to spend money to save money.
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The goal is to save money and route people to lower-cost settings like urgent care centers.
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Lots of people end up living with exes in New York after a breakup to save money.
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In a quest to save money myself last month, I finally started to cook at home again.
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If interest rates rise substantially, the scope for existing borrowers to save money by refinancing will disappear.
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Competition from Asian rivals has squeezed the region's lace industry so Dezoteux cut jobs to save money.
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The sooner kids learn about how to manage and save money, the better off they will be.
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To save money, Christie wants to strip $25 million of state aid to hospitals for underinsured patients.
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Digit, for instance, allows users to interact with their bank accounts and find ways to save money.
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Finding more effective ways to reduce housing costs would thus not only save money but prolong lives.
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It's easy to see how libraries save money, but never forget that libraries and librarians change lives.
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By sharing resources, you save money but it can also slow down the performance of your site.
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Whereas Walmart has strived to help Americans save money, Amazon is obsessed with helping them save time.
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I'd spent college living at home, delivering pizzas, and working as a garbage man to save money.
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The answer is simple: helping Puerto Rico now would save money to states and the federal government.
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The last thing I wanted to do was go live back with my parents to save money.
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"You can probably save money by getting an H color diamond instead of a G," she said.
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Several studies have found that at even at 10 times their cost, vaccines would still save money.
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Here are all the things we spend and save money on from the comfort of our van.
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I save money, I spend a lot of nights in, and I am learning how to drive.
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"You pay more up front, but you save money over the lifespan of the vehicle," Hwang said.
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We don't need to lift a finger after we set up an automated process to save money.
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Coal heating in houses is largely to blame; to save money, people burn waste coal and slurry.
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Or, someone who wants to save money might find a budgeting app that keeps her on track.
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"This proposal will save money and preserve the integrity of the program," Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said.
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I was happy to be earning tips to save money to study in Spain for a semester.
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This isn't the first time an administration has tried to save money by cutting the protected classes.
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They took out a home equity loan and later moved in with Marisa's parents to save money.
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Save money and increase your ROI by completing one simple task: buy your early-bird ticket today.
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Sanders fired back, correctly noting that studies show most people would save money under Medicare for All.
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The USDA has said the move will save money and put employees closer to stakeholders like farmers.
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"I was eating Subway everyday… It was like anything you could do to save money," Chen says.
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In fact, a 10-year CHIP extension would actually save money, $85033 billion, according to CBO. Rep.
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Another alternative to save money may be to live in a low-cost location and work remotely.
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Save money, strengthen Medicare and gratify the 92 percent of the public who prioritize lower drug prices.
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The ultimate Excel guide for small businesses to go beyond bookkeeping and save money on software costs
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The data shows that by helping patients navigate the system, they can improve outcomes and save money.
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Research has shown that even though many people would save money by changing plans, most don't switch.
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In order to save money in the short term, the city decided to switch its water supply.
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A certified financial planner says the best way to save money is to start tracking your spending.
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An effective market entry reward program that leads to the development of new antibiotics would save money.
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I scythe not just to save money, but for the immense pleasure of keeping up a tradition.
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And the military is doing its best to position this as a simple way to save money.
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"Sisters Uncut won't stand by whilst the government puts women's lives on the line to save money."
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Travelers customize trips directly with local experts who give the best of their countries and save money.
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Here's how to save money for a house, whether you're buying next year or in five years.
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In his youth, Suarez used to walk to training to save money and had to borrow boots.
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To save money on food throughout my trip, I stocked up on supplies from hotel breakfast buffets.
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Maybe it's because I love a good bargain, or because I write about how to save money.
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Save money by renting with the same company and picking up your car away from the airport.
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I know what times of year are busy for me, and save money for the slower seasons.
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She began acting to save money for school and was by all accounts too talented to stop.
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One way to think about closing the gap is to find ways to help people save money.
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A merger, especially at this scale, could help Raytheon save money throughout its supply chain, analysts said.
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Its turns out that if everyone tries to save money at the same time, everyone earns less.
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Frugality remains a way of life, however, and he still under-heats the apartment to save money.
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All utilities are included, and sometimes two or three players live in one apartment to save money.
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Not only can you save money with this strategy, you will almost always have a better experience.
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To save money for his Catholic education, his parents gave him water instead of juice at breakfast.
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"Since that's the largest component of the cost of treatment, we could really save money," she said.
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Leno isn't the only successful person who went to extremes to save money before making it big.
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That answer may change their care and get them out of the NICU faster and save money.
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Medicare's apparent goal, he said, was to save money by paying out less in reimbursements to hospitals.
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If you are a Costco member, Kirkland Premium Dishwasher Pacs offer excellent cleaning results and save money.
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Huang Chuanyuan, a 46-year-old construction worker in Hubei, has stopped buying meat to save money.
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It may also save money that would otherwise have been needed for more serious interventions, like hospitalization.
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The secretary of education in Puerto Rico has pushed for school closings and consolidations to save money.
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It provides a secure way to save money, which can then be invested in goods to sell.
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"There's no way to save money because of the bills and the rent," Mr. de Jesus said.
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Save money on flavored, to-go coffee by pouring in some Friendly Farms Peppermint Mocha Almondmilk Creamer.
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On one hand, DOT and EPA regulators attempt to help consumers save money through fuel-efficient vehicles.
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It would also save money in production costs, parts purchases as well as research and development expenses.
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"It's hard to save money and do the things that we would love to do," she said.
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Repairing millwork and plasterwork can be costly, but Mr. Mailaender found ways to save money there, too.
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He was so determined to save money, Mr. Wang said, that he skipped going out to meals.
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To save money when he attended Columbia, he lived at home and carried his lunch to school.
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I&aposve managed to save money this year by following a lot of different tips and tricks.
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Digit is a unique personal finance app that helps you automatically save money on a regular schedule.
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That could save money for Shopify and the 1 million merchants running online shops on its platform.
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He likes money, scoring deals to save money, and he'll watch any sport on TV (except golf).
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If you&aposre looking to save money on housing, you probably shouldn&apost live in Hong Kong.
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And by averting H.I.V. and Hep C infections and reducing ambulance use and hospitalizations, they save money.
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This planner is reusable and made of vegan leather, so you can save money and the planet.
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If you do this, you will pay the mortgage off early and save money in the process.
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I want to save money so she can see them in the wild before it's too late.
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Consumers with strong incentives to save money represent a powerful lever that reduces prices and increases quality.
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They should look for companies that are trying to save money and reduce risk through clean energy.
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It helps its 1 million users save money by securing discounts on services or cancelling unnecessary subscriptions.
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If you're staying at a hotel, you can find little ways to save money, which adds up.
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Rubina Ahmed-Haq is a personal finance expert and the brains behind the Always Save Money platform.
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You're more likely to save money you've earned if some of it never hits checking at all.
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But here&aposs the thing: Electric buses have been shown to save money in the long-run.
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Just once, I'd like them to come over and say, `here's where we're going to save money.
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That is, they allow insured individuals to save money on a tax deductible or pre-tax basis.
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They renovated the houses, doing all the work themselves to save money, and then rented them out.
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Instead of a grande iced coffee, save money by asking for a tall with light ice instead.
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She's moved in with her parents to save money, and works three jobs to make ends meet.
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A monthly appointment to receive medication can make for a much better outcome and can save money.
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"When you create something that can save money and improve quality, you go to employers," he said.
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When they were starting out, they even had pizza and beer at their wedding to save money.
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Also note that balance transfer credit cards let consumers save money with an intro APR for offer.
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In any case, you'll save money by buying the extra bands bundled together with the Special Edition.
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Many times, finding ways to save money from your monthly budget comes down to planning in advance.
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So he advises them to save money in case they get malaria and need to be treated.
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"And the idea that privatizing the war is going to save money is certainly laughable," she continued.
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Taking part in 'dry January' helps you save money, sleep better, and lose weight, new research says
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"I thought of cycling as a way to save money, going to my gigs," Ms. Canton said.
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The alleged collusion, the subject of media reports since 2017, evidently allowed the companies to save money.
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What they pay is barely enough for my apartment, and I wouldn't be able to save money.
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So Flint, under the control of a state-appointed emergency manager, decided to save money on water.
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But why does repealing the mandate, which actually brings in federal revenue through tax penalties, save money?
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Now Trump is hoping to save money by scaling back retirement benefits for the federal workforce too.
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When you consolidate to a lower interest rate, you will likely save money while paying off the debt.
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Personal finance management app MoneyLion was created to help users save money, reduce debt and improve their credit.
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Merging was intended to save money by ending the duplication of HR departments, call centres and so on.
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More expensive meat might in theory reduce those numbers as some people cut their consumption to save money.
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Maybe Square also noticed that there's less fraud with Apple Pay purchases — this way, Square could save money.
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By doing so, they create greater alignment of incentives, reduce fraudulent claims, and save money for their policyholders.
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Why we're watching this, despite the long odds: Conservatives have always wanted to overhaul Medicaid to save money.
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Berkus reveals floor coverings are one of the best places to save money when you're decorating a room.
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The bank has also consolidated data centers and moved applications to the private cloud, helping it save money.
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Worker salaries would cost more, so he would have to save money by doing away with splashy marketing.
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DC: Well, it's not Groupon, right, but in Foursquare's DNA — like how do we help people save money?
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Let people who want to save money figure out what kind of compromises they are willing to make.
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And healthy people who can buy cheaper insurance in the short-term market can save money that way.
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The move is expected to save money and relieve pressure on a stretched military, allowing troops to train.
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I keep things simpler, and it not only helps me save money but keeps me healthier in general.
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Digging into the truth about millennials and cash can help this generation, saddled with student debt, save money.
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But after seeing the video, I'm starting to save money for a Mac Pro and 1.5TB of RAM.
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At first, business was tough, and he often slept under his oven in the shop to save money.
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"Whether you like it or not, firing people is a very straightforward way to save money," Cramer said.
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She went to Georgia State University's Perimeter College to save money and began to write her own music.
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Bettina Volkens, head of human resources at the airline, said the changes would help the airline save money.
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This is done by issuers in order to save money by taking advantage of lower market interest rates.
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Middleton popped the question about two years ago and had been trying to save money for their wedding.
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In a bid to save money, the government cut 4,000 jobs in the tax inspectorate starting in 2006.
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But if your vacation time is less regimented, you may save money by going with the financial flow.
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The company declined to say whether the application of the equalisation policy to redundancy payments would save money.
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So the investor willing to take a 10 percent loss could save money by purchasing the cheaper put.
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And while the greener, reusable substitute is often a bit pricier, you'll save money in the long run.
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There are plenty of reasons to save money, but a big vacation is arguably the most exciting incentive.
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The wording seems to connote an attempt to save money by banking on unborns or newborns to die.
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The new temporary facility could allow the county to save money by bringing its prisoners home, Arnott said.
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I want to take a Lyft home, but I decide to save money and take the metro instead.
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Besides full mergers companies are also seeking alliances and vessel sharing arrangements to pool trips and save money.
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Bullock also passed an initiative that allows high school students to enroll in college classes to save money.
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People on the social network created memes inspired by Magufuli's thriftiness, sharing ways others could possibly save money.
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I really want to take an Uber home, but force myself to take the metro to save money.
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I think we could have done a much better job, or at least tried harder, to save money.
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Support the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; its programs not only save lives, they also save money.
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In addition, the New York City coalition discovered that, contrary to expectations, these programs can actually save money.
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You think about money as something to invest You don't just save money, you put it to work.
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The main reason American companies hire H-1B workers through outsourcing firms, Hira says, is to save money.
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Even if you like your insurer, you can save money by checking rates every two to three years.
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Apple may simply believe it can save money in the long term by doing its own graphics tech.
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They also argue the GOP's plan will not save money for the healthcare system in the long run.
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Or consider trying out these hacks that could help you skip the membership and still some save money.
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When I was younger, my parents gave me a book about fun ways to earn and save money.
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It said the reforms would save money and help the military stay on the cutting edge of technology.
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Besides being a good way to save money on health care costs, HSAs can supplement your retirement savings.
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That could be her Moon Tiara — they could even use the same clip every episode to save money.
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What do you think about young people who are struggling to save money or afford houses in 2017?
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Thenolnious Martin and Joey Purp's "Bomaye" was as strong as anything from Save Money this year; Against Me!
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It said it needs to save money to develop the next generation of electric and self-driving cars.
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One of the best ways to save money is to earn interest on the money you've already saved.
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About a quarter of respondents in Georgia said the cost of living was too high to save money.
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Nearly a quarter of respondents from Tennessee said that low salary contributes to their inability to save money.
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The pitcher matches my Keurig, and I'm stoked to save money by not constantly having to buy water.
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To cut costs, students should keep their eyes peeled for opportunities to save money on their everyday purchases.
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To help newlyweds save money, reduce stress and plan better, honeymoon experts share their best tips to consider.
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"You can't save money if people aren't shopping," said Mitch Rothschild, the executive chairman of a competitor, Vitals.
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Buying in bulk offers the chance to save money now instead of paying full price down the road.
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They help keep wages low, and they also make it hard for young single workers to save money.
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When to save money in high-yield savingsWhere to keep an emergency fundHow to grow your emergency fund
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You'll save money by not reaching for the mid-morning coffee — and even time running to fetch it.
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Students on tight budgets are known to skip meals or reduce or quit dining plans to save money.
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Additionally, I save money by not paying a monthly fee for Amazon Prime and having no delivery fees.
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He has called for work on a new airport in the capital to be scrapped to save money.
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"Just because we save money, just because we spend less, doesn't mean we're providing less services," he said.
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Going generic — for certain groceries, toiletries or pet supplies — is an easy way to save money over time.
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"Your governor still refuses to expand Medicaid, which, by the way, actually would save money," Mr. Obama said.
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Those in favor of such policies argue that drug testing will save money and make recipients more responsible.
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It was hard for us even to fly home for Christmas because we were trying to save money.
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Ahead, five honeymoon traditions you could totally skip, whether to save money, time, or just your own sanity.
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Although Air France launched Joon just one year ago, the company is considering shuttering it to save money.
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And it's not as though people don't know already that food waste is an opportunity to save money.
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Not only will you save money but you'll be in bed by 10 PM, like a proper adult.
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The perks help make travel a more rewarding experience, and I get to save money along the way.
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They used Wi-Fi networks when possible and switched 3G or 4G off to save money and power.
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Customers may have to switch plans to save money, and switching health plans can be a big deal.
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But it's tricky; the way a sale is structured can save money for some owners, but not others.
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From breaking the trip up to bringing your own food, there are plenty of ways to save money.
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A money market account is another excellent avenue to save money and earn interest at the same time.
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Not wanting to start elementary school too early, it starts high school earlier to save money on transportation.
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Here, 10 destinations where you can save money on an upscale trip without sacrificing a feeling of luxury.
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I'd rather go 30 times in the year and save money with sandwiches than just go one time.
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"We tried not to use Worldnet to save money and they ended up saving us," Mr. Simmons said.
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Paramount execs wanted the director Francis Ford Coppola to shoot the film in Kansas City to save money.
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"Who doesn't want to save money?" asked Ms. Marks, who has diabetes and is currently out on disability.
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To save money, Knight cut the concrete with sand—leading the whole structure to crumble to the ground.
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Keeping workers as contractors means companies can save money on expenses like holiday pay and Social Security taxes.
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Proponents of private prisons argue that they can save money, since private companies can run them more efficiently.
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Tesla will only take orders online, close some of its showrooms and lay off employees to save money.
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As a major tech geek, I always am looking to save money but also get the best deal.
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It's not uncommon for customers to do this to save money on background check fees, Mr. Famiglietti said.
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Again, these are students who attend a moderately priced university, in most cases by choice, to save money.
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In contrast to a lifetime of palliative care, this type of intervention could save money and improve lives.
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Those costs add up for average investors trying to save money for retirement or other long-term goals.
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The idea is that if he's successful in his fight, American consumers will save money on those prescriptions.
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Resist the urge to turn down the thermostat to save money – you want to keep the pipes warm.
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If you want to save money, get a more affordable flagship like the iPhone 11 or OnePlus 7T.
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Here's a great way to save money when what you really want to do is enjoy the moment.
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It was the perfect evidence for Sanders's message: Single-payer health care would save money and save lives.
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CommonBond, a company that helps student loan borrowers save money by refinancing, has debuted a high-yield account.
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If you&aposre going to test multiple, though, you should buy them in a pack to save money.
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"People want to save money," said Sarah Saltzberg, a co-founder of Bohemia Realty Group in Upper Manhattan.
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If you don't have a bank account, it's hard to save money and impossible to get reasonable credit.
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And the Obama administration has been testing new ways to save money on all sorts of medical care.
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Solar provides families the opportunity to take ownership of their energy, reduce their carbon footprint and save money.
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This could help you save money on a new checked bag or carry-on for your 2020 travel.
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She also says she likes booking Airbnbs with kitchens to save money on breakfast and the occasional lunch.
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But lawmakers opposed to the move have said it's unclear how the Trump administration plan will save money.
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I'm unable to save money for retirement and I get very anxious when I think about the future.
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The industry is emphasizing a common argument among its defenders: that cures save money in the long run.
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Digit is an intelligent app that helps you save money from a checking account on a regular basis.
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To save money on storage costs, he's been keeping six of the donated tanks in the couple's backyard.
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Thankfully, if you want to save money, there are several effective kits that you can use at home.
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For one couple, it was a way to save money and help to pay their daughter's college tuition.
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In others, Oyo wanted to save money and figured that most owners would not press for full payment.
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Parents can also define an interest rate on a vault account to teach children how to save money.
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As a result, Nelson moved home to her parents' house in Shawnee, Kansas, in order to save money.
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Whatever approach you choose, lowering your interest rate is a surefire way to save money on your debt.
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Also, the Saudi state budget sought to save money by hiking natural gas feedstock prices for the industry.
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But schools often offer a wide range of housing options, and students can save money by choosing wisely.
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TL;DR: Learn to save money with the Toshl Finance Medici Plan Subscription for $39.99, a 66% savings.
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In poorer areas of the country, some providers reuse syringes in order to cut corners and save money.
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She does it to save money and to get the specific products she feels each store does best.
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Seniors who use Medicare's most popular plans use preferred pharmacy networks, Merritt says, another way to save money.
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GE said earlier this month that it would delay construction of part of its headquarters to save money.
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Not only does it save money but it's nice having everyone over rather than in a crowded bar.
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Seats that the aviation industry often refers to as "pre-reclined" can save money in other ways, too.
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He talked about how health-care professionals could save money by printing their own supplies with his tool.
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By being able to rely on one provider for more of their cybersecurity needs, companies can save money.
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She also suggested asking for extras that help you save money such as free breakfast and airport transfers.
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Santa Barbara, California (CNN Business)Kroger will start selling longer-lasting avocados to reduce waste and save money.
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In 2020, I want to refinance my mortgages and a home equity loan in order to save money.
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Croft said basing the company in Washington DC allowed the company to save money without compromising on talent.
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It also allowed Sweetgreen to save money on paying for armored cars to pick up and transport cash.
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Students not only save money, they also earn the confidence that they can succeed in college-level courses.
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"I have heard stories about people reducing their lifesaving medicines, like insulin, to save money," Mr. Grassley said.
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SpaceIL left out much of the redundancy and tried to take a more nimble approach to save money.
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To save money, she gave her dog to her brother and cut back on groceries and air-conditioning.
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For Mr. Forseth, the job at Stoughton Trailers was an opportunity to save money and prove his value.
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Oklahoma is working with the University of Oklahoma to study whether the new contracts save money over time.
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Nevertheless, one has to hope that the flagship policy won't be compromised by the need to save money.
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These companies save money compared to traditional restaurants by not having to pay for brick-and-mortar storefronts.
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Allstate argued that it did so to save money; the appellate court considered that a legitimate business decision.
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So if we're gonna spend money going to China, we'll figure out how to save money somewhere else.
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The idea behind their sites is to help consumers save money by showing them multiple quotes in one place.
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"Our promise is that in everything we do, we help customers save money," Talwar said in a recent interview.
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Carbon emissions are reduced through companies just needing to save money to stay in business, no overbearing rules required.
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This beautifully designed object has enough built-in smarts to plausibly save money in your electric and gas bills.
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Homebuyers are not quite as interest-rate sensitive as those looking to save money on monthly payments by refinancing.
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If these claims are true, it seems Uber actually put people's lives at risk in order to save money.
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Save money on one of the most popular and trusted VPN services out there with this Mashable exclusive deal.
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I start bringing coffee and lunch with me to work as soon as flights are booked to save money.
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"There are so many opportunities to save money, it doesn't make sense right now to spend money without saving."
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Regardless, the mother-daughter duo are undaunted and both joked that they can save money by "sharing campaign signs."
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I try to only go once a week and meal prep as much as I can to save money.
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Here are 12 misconceptions about plane tickets — and how you can actually save money when booking your next trip.
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She pays her rent through a restaurant gig, but is trying to save money so she can move cities.
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The company tries to save money by moving storage out of cities and into cheaper areas to rent land.
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To save money, the city began using the water from the Flint River rather than water from Lake Huron.
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Their research shows that each of the 35 states would save money and improve access by eliminating CON laws.
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This wasn't cooking to save money, or to eat healthier, or through a meal-planning service like Blue Apron.
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Currently, they live rent-free with her mother-in-law to save money, but they're ready to move out.
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Better still, you can use the Nest to regulate your cooling in the summer and save money then, too.
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"They never validate" how they save money, said the person, who asked not to be named to protect relationships.
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But if you're trying to help users save money, charging them anything will always seem anathema to some people.
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Cutting funding may save money in the short term, but when women spend their days fetching water, growth suffers.
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Ads appear across Amazon's site today, encouraging you to save money on purchases by applying for Amazon's Rewards card.
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I stick to water to save money for the weekend and make it to bed by 10:30 p.m.
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Still, "as long as they're willing to shop around and change plans," Ms. Cox said, they can save money.
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