He saved up his money to buy his own Jeep.
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I've saved up almost 100,000 miles on Delta, which helps.
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Have at least three years' worth of expenses saved up.
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Fortunately, she has six months of living expenses saved up.
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One program alone, he said, saved up to $100 million.
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He saved up half his annual salary to purchase the book.
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So Justin saved up for several years to get another ring.
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How much have you got saved up in your bank account?
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Hope you saved up ... So, why is Giambi selling the place?
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I had about $30,000 saved up when I quit my job.
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The value saved up in retirement accounts paints a similar picture.
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She saved up and got a loan from the Red Crescent.
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I even had some money saved up for the first time.
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You should already have money saved up—whatever you can afford.
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The general recommendation is three to six months of expenses saved up.
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If you already have $10,000 saved up, it won't make much difference.
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CH: I saved up a lot of them to buy a house.
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If you already have $63,000 saved up, it won't make much difference.
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He loved it and quickly saved up to buy his own board.
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By 22006, they'd saved up enough money for their own restaurant, Inti.
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They saved up enough to put a down payment on a house.
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Had he saved up the money instead, he would have over $50,000.
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I now have $40,000 saved up, all sitting in various savings accounts.
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They trimmed costs here by using some credit card points they'd saved up.
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So far, she has nearly a third of what she needs saved up.
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My cousin, Priscilla, and I both saved up to get small, matching wallets.
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Sethi recommends aiming to have six months worth of living expenses saved up.
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By the time I was 25, I had already saved up over $100,000.
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While Marilyn bought lipsticks, my mom saved up her allowance to buy records.
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Schenardi saved up enough money to finally purchase his first Mustang in 2006.
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The problem is that no one saved up for the inevitable rainy day.
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He had saved up his salary from HOPE Not Hate to buy tickets.
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You've saved up and want to get the best deal for your money.
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I'm single, I have no money saved up, I've lived paycheck to paycheck.
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The general recommendation is three to six months' worth of expenses saved up.
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You did the research, you saved up the money, and you booked the appointment.
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Sure, there's the famous KitchenAid Mixer you saved up for (and now collects dust).
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By 22008, he had saved up enough money to buy his family a home.
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In an instant, a pair of shoes you've saved up for become forever unwearable.
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I live alone after having lived at home and saved up for two years.
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I saved up what I thought would be enough to traverse the 3,100 miles.
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My parents and I had saved up for the cost of all school expenses.
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Once I saved up enough money, I got my own place in New Jersey.
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Sometimes it was a gift to oneself, saved up for over months or longer.
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I started doing this about a year ago and have saved up $4,400 since.
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With the money he earned, he saved up for what he loved most: airplanes.
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Then saved up and spent $15,000 on our two-week honeymoon to East Africa.
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I'd saved up money from landscaping jobs and bought her a nice pair of shoes.
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He saved up his money over a few months and ordered another green laser pointer.
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By 2011, he'd saved up enough money for his wife and sons to join him.
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Keckler recommends having at least three to six months' worth of living expenses saved up.
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They finally saved up for a two-story house with aluminum siding in the suburbs.
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To truly afford a house, you need more than just a down payment saved up.
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"I saved up $100 to come here, but I couldn't really buy anything," she said.
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Guglielmetti told her son about how she saved up for a television in her room.
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It was a Christmas gift his father had saved up for when Mel was 9.
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Castillo's beloved green Jeep Cherokee, which he'd saved up for and bought himself, was among them.
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A year later, he finally saved up enough money to rent an apartment with a friend.
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To conduct this launch, he had saved up by cutting down on his expenses, even food.
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Forty percent of hourly workers do not have anything saved up in case of an emergency.
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Say you saved up for that vacation and are sunning yourself on some far-off beach.
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The surfboard was 600 bucks and I saved up for a whole year with Dad's help.
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By now, kids may have enough money saved up to start talking to them about investing.
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But her real anxiety is saved up for worrying about her son Trevor's (Jadon Sand) sexuality.
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Encouraged, she saved up to complete gender reassignment surgery in three 12-hour phases in Europe.
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Or they did the responsible thing and saved up for a while to afford those luxuries!
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By the time he was 17, he had already saved up $5,000 (worth roughly $58,000 today).
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If I had saved up $43,24, I would have lowered the balance from $240,2000 to $27,231.
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When she saved up enough money, she returned to Guatemala, where she's remained to this day.
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I saved up $64,000 for a down payment by using the 50/30/20 finance rule.
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He'd saved up money to take his family on a trip to Animal Kingdom in Florida.
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When I was young, we saved up for things, she says in her older lady voice!
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Once you have a large stash of rewards saved up, start planning ways to redeem them.
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It wasn't your parents who spent all the money they'd saved up on water sports and cocaine.
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I went trawling backwards buying the band's catalogue from back to front with saved up dinner money.
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He saved up his money to pay a smuggler about $2,000 to guide him across the desert.
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His father, a gardener, saved up to buy his own gear and eventually ran his own routes.
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Renewal costs $495, and she reportedly saved up to submit a renewal application, which is now processing.
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I finally have money saved up for an apartment deposit so I'm ready; my goal is January!
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We hope you've saved up some vacation days, though, because weekends and public holidays won't be covered.
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This person had saved up for a week-long vacation in Atlantic City to celebrate their birthday.
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So I saved up dishwashing money, scoured the dialup internet, and scored a used one on eBay.
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Karen, 31: I joined when I was 17; I'd saved up gas money to buy my membership.
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Cab drivers who saved up a 10 percent downpayment could finance a medallion through a credit union.
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"I was making these huge payments and I didn't have any cash saved up," he tells CNBC.
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It's important to have at least six months of living expenses saved up in an emergency fund.
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"Once you have the money saved up, you should be ready to pull the trigger," he said.
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Wait until you are 100% sure, and you've saved up enough that you can turn stuff down.
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My parents had saved up and we went for the most wonderful two weeks, traveling all over.
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When you're new to investing, I think you're ready to invest once you have saved up $100,000.
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"I saved up and took a whole year to travel all over the world," she tells me.
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As of the writing of this diary, I have about three weeks of total leave saved up.
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At their peak, earnings-wise, they made a combined $138,232 and saved up to 2000 percent of it.
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You should also have an emergency fund with three-to-six months' worth of living expenses saved up.
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Friendly committed suicide in 22006 alone in his New York apartment by ingesting pills he had saved up.
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Dennis took advantage, getting an ace with an M4A3903 from Bombsite A. With enough money saved up, Virtus.
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I had about £5,000 saved up in my bank account, which equated to about five months of living.
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I had $473,000 saved up which I slowly chipped away to $2,000 until I got a better job.
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Jamie and I bought a house, and didn't have enough money saved up to warrant an overseas vacation.
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My parents always told me that I should have six months worth of rent and bills saved up.
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Now that you have saved up enough to cover an emergency, your next level is saving more money.
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Aim to have six to nine months' worth of expenses saved up in case an emergency crops up.
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So her best move is to delay the birth until she's saved up enough vacation and sick days.
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Within three years, they were able to recoup the $5,000 they had saved up to start the project.
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It also tweets updates on the amount of money Bitcoin wallets connected to hate groups have saved up.
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In June 2019, Chan saved up enough to buy the space and now owns it with a mortgage.
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If you're buying a home that costs $245,4003, that means you'll need to have nearly $50,000 saved up.
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He returned to Asia repeatedly in the past year, and each time, money he had saved up disappeared.
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Back in 2016, Business Insider ran a story about how I'd saved up $150,000 as a 26-year-old.
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Through his importing business, von Mandl saved up enough money to buy his first vineyard, Mission Hill, at 31.
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I was the guy who knew how to do it, and the one that saved up for the equipment.
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I live pretty efficiently and I've saved up enough that I can literally afford to be cavalier about money.
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My dad recognized that and saved up enough money to get me a Super Nintendo for Christmas one year.
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Loeffler, whose husband chairs the New York Stock Exchange, saved up to $1.5 million by selling after a Jan.
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The money for her surgery, she added, had been saved up from cash tips she made working in nightclubs.
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To make it work, they saved up about £5,000 each, freelance while traveling, and house-sit around the world.
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She saved up loose change in a jar, then spent it all to surprise him with a new bike.
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Most experts recommend that you should try to have between three and six months of living expenses saved up.
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Only 39 percent say they have enough saved up to cover a $1,000 emergency, a Bankrate survey recently found.
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You could see the variables swirling around in your mind: How much money do you have saved up now?
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So in 2500, Fowlkes saved up enough to purchase a Dodge Charger from a small independent seller, Ace Auto Dealership.
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In August 2016, I had saved up about US $1,000 (on a $200 a month salary) and left my job.
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Because the situation I was in, we lived in an apartment that was affordable and I had money saved up.
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Rachio claims that users of its previous generation model have saved up to 50 percent off their outdoor watering bills.
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I still have that Diglett, somewhere, in a special Pokémon card case I saved up my birthday money to buy.
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However, unless you have money saved up, you'll have to find the right way to pay for a larger renovation.
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I saved up the $2380,210 by setting up weekly automatic deposits into my high-yield savings account with Ally Bank.
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In 1985, the same year I was born, he had saved up enough money to start his own aviation company.
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But giving up a regular paycheck — no matter how much money you have saved up — can be scary at first.
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They sold their house, paid off all of their debts, saved up, and have driven through 34 states since April.
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You've painstakingly saved up enough money to buy a watch, yet you may want to hold back on buying one.
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Based on the average American's car payment of $482, after year one with no emergencies, you'll have $5,784 saved up.
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They saved up their pay to buy their first SLR cameras, televisions, refrigerators, stereo systems, champagne, Scotch and Playboy magazines.
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If you're a few years out from retirement, she recommends having at least a years' worth of expenses saved up.
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As you probably know, it's helpful to have a rainy day fund with several months' worth of expenses saved up.
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Needing money to campaign, she found out that her husband had saved up $3,600 to buy her a mink coat.
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After Anzora had worked at call centers for three years, he had saved up enough money to start a family.
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Ms. Lazo and Mr. García Bustos rented the house in the 1960s, then saved up enough money to buy it.
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" But the U.K. blogger responded: "If from a young age people saved up emergency funds then they wouldn't need debt.
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Because I have a healthy amount saved up, Marquit told me that it makes sense to invest some of it.
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It estimates that their efforts saved up to 35,000 people, about one percent of Poland's Jewish population at the time.
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When I got pregnant, we calculated our loss of income during our maternity leaves and saved up that amount — about $12,000.
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"We're lucky enough that we have some stuff saved up, we have other means of borrowing money," Shane Dean tells Gizmodo.
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They saved up money, sold many of their possessions and eventually paid $5,000 for a sailboat that was built in 1969.
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We saved up for a year to afford the application fees, my wife sold her wedding jewelry to pay for it.
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His family, essentially everyone in a small town, saved up thousands of dollars to buy him papers and a plane ticket.
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With our saved-up pocket money, the Spice Girls taught a generation of girls that they were the new queen-makers.
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So, she saved up, worked hard and eventually was able to afford the dream home she wanted for her mama bear.
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I met a handful of people who saved up to buy one-way tickets to Arkansas because of the rising tides.
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So Engstrom saved up enough money to quit modeling and left the fashion industry altogether for a life as an artist.
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We had our little, you know, one-family house that, you know, he saved up his money, didn't believe in mortgages.
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I saved up a lot of money to move out here and, to be honest, I was doing fine at first.
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Since the current rule was put in place under the Obama administration, it has saved up to 2628,28503 lives a year.
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Even though we had enough cash saved up to buy the car outright, I wasn't going to pass on this deal.
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When he was 15 years old, he saved up his earnings as a busboy so he could buy a video camera.
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He had wanted to do the same thing for 1906—he had some money saved up, and plenty of renovation experience.
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Four years ago I lived up to the ultimate millennial expectation: I saved up $5,000 and quit my job to travel.
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Yad Vashem estimates that their efforts saved up to 35,000 people, about one percent of Poland's Jewish population at the time.
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For one, they can make sure they have enough money saved up to survive a job loss or other financial catastrophe.
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"It wasn't until the end of season two, I had saved up my money to pay off that loan," she says.
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If I need to purchase something desperately, I know that I can fall on the allowance that I have saved up.
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Can you share one or two tips [of how you saved up for it or cut costs] that I could use?
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He also saved up $40,000 and traded his Wall Street luxury apartment for a roommate and a walk-up in Harlem.
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In a year, you&aposll have a total of $10,535 saved up, and $135 of that will be from interest alone.
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Abandoning the toys his parents had saved up all year to buy for him, he'd build cityscapes with the packaging instead.
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She even saved up enough to book a spring-break vacation for her children to an indoor water park in Virginia.
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"I stayed where I was cause I'm no better than the next person i saved up to put 20% down," he tweeted.
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That little cat that I bought with my saved-up allowance was probably in the garbage by the end of the day.
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She worked at a yogurt shop and saved up all her money for headshots, only to receive a slew of rejection letters.
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Detective Mun claims he "had a few vacation days saved up," and Diego says, essentially, he'll do anything for his best friend.
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But if you've got a bit of vacation time saved up this year, this is one very inexpensive way to use it.
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And so, I was ready to get out of there, saved up my money and went with my then-boyfriend now-husband.
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New Jersey teen investor, Rohit Roy, 16, says he saved up $2,500 from doing chores at home and babysitting his younger sister.
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If you already have $10,000 saved up, you'll need to put away $2,100 per month to become a millionaire by May 2037.
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Many of them facing retirement tend to stay in the workforce partly because they fear they don't have enough money saved up.
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"I saved up the money from my 11th birthday and went out and bought one for myself," she told the Daily Beast.
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If you already have $10,000 saved up, you'll need to put away $2,100 per month to become a millionaire by April 2038.
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You don't have to work, Max answers — "Dad told me" you have money saved up, and you just want to be famous.
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If you already have $10,000 saved up, you'll need to put away $950 per month to become a millionaire by March 2048.
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I saved up my pocket money during a family trip to Disneyland when I was 10 to buy a Magic Kingdom charm.
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"I saved up, I can't remember how much, but obviously in a different hemisphere to what any ticket is now," he said.
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So I decided to describe many such saved-up, bypassed, intended pieces of writing as an old-man project of my own.
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Having that money saved up and on hand will ensure that finances don't get in the way of me achieving my resolutions.
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He didn't make any money from drag, I just assumed he had some money saved up until he found the next move.
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"About 3 years ago I saved up and bought a Thermapen for about $100 because the reviews were excellent," wrote a customer.
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She noted that she's saved up a lot of money since starting her channel and that she's never been a big spender.
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Even when I was little and saw a toy that another little girl had, I saved up, until I got my reward.
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Now that I&aposve done both, and I&aposve saved up some money to get started, I&aposm finally ready to invest.
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Lam resold things like high-end flashlights, making up to $0003,2000 a year, and he saved up a lot of his profits.
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She saved up enough money from her restaurant job to pay for an acting class in New York, and boarded a bus.
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Control your spending with a prepaid card Say you saved up for that vacation and are sunning yourself on some far-off beach.
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She saved up her own money and built this amazing business and I just feel like there's nothing not self made about that.
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The business closed, but by 2007 he'd gotten back on his feet, and saved up enough to buy his own home near Miami.
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So, until I've saved up enough money to splurge on some extra-special Gucci loafers, I'll be wearing this soft-as-butter option.
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Meet Sabastain Lucas, the 7-year-old Australian boy who saved up money he made from his lemonade stand by buy a pony.
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After I finally saved up enough money to move back on my own and secured a job in America, I made the leap.
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In less than ten years, at age 31, she and her husband Bryce had saved up more than a million dollars and retired.
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She could buy herself something new to wear; she had saved up some money that Gil didn't know about, out of the housekeeping.
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A friend at school, the bassist Herbie Lewis, further encouraged his interest in the vibraphone, so Mr. Hutcherson saved up and bought one.
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Academy Award-winning actress Hilary Swank lived in a car with her mother while they saved up for an apartment in Los Angeles
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If need be, my husband could get a part-time job or even take a semester off while we saved up more money.
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"I had saved up about $10,000 from flipping couches and stuff, and luckily I was debt-free from all of it," he said.
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If you're planning to buy a home this year, you've hopefully saved up more than you think you'll need for a down payment.
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But at the same time, if you've ever saved up for a non-fast fashion splurge, you know how rewarding it can be.
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It happened after I saved up enough from my Neighborhood Youth Corps summer job to buy a pair of $105 Nino Gabriele loafers.
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Trump's news conferences remain a self-serving mix of the most positive developments in the coronavirus fight, saved up for campaign-style announcements.
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Soon after that, we saved up a $10,000 emergency fund, and now we&aposre working on paying off our remaining student loan debt.
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I knew from the beginning that I wanted a higher end rig, and have saved up money to get one for about two years.
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He saved up enough from his factory job to buy a small piece of land, but he doesn't have money to build a home.
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I had a $28,5 tax return this year, so I put all of it into my Roth and another $229,229 I had saved up.
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It was so free, the culture was alive, and I saved up the money and opened my first bar there, Cafe Pacifico, in 1976.
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I saved up over two years, first to pay off my undergrad loans and then for this trip before I go to med school!
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The family eventually saved up enough money to buy a small grocery story, where Williams learned a love of math working the cash register.
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That was my favorite part of the whole process so when I got home I saved up for a Juno 106, which was comparable.
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He concluded that someone could reasonably live on $60,000 a year in New York, so he saved up that amount before leaving his job.
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I had saved up a decent down payment, and after doing a bit of hunting decided on a condo in Denver's Capitol Hill neighborhood.
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And it's likely they'll forever be private, though one imagines he would have had something especially grand and mysterious saved up for the occasion.
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"I didn't have nearly enough saved up to cover all of it, and to this day I'm still paying off credit cards," Sam says.
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LeanFIRE is when someone has saved up 210 times their annual expenses and lives on a "lean" budget, spending less than the average American.
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Last year, shoppers saved up to 60% off on a huge selection of clothing, beauty products, and home goods with Nordstrom's Black Friday deals.
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"It's very bittersweet," says Barbara, a nurse who saved up enough vacation and comp days at work to help out for a few months.
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LeanFIRE is when someone has saved up 2000 times their annual expenses and lives on a "lean" budget, spending less than the average American.
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She is considering seeking a marijuana-prescribing doctor and even saved up the $500 that some medical clinics charge for entry into the program.
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It didn't happen overnight — she saved up $30,000 before quitting, sold most of her belongings, and took several months to map out her plans.
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Plus, since subs don't typically work in the summer, he saved up even more because he knew his summer months would yield less income.
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That's why it would be a shame to have to put the money you saved up for a trip toward the luggage you're bringing.
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"I saved up all my money, and have such low self-esteem and insecurity that I never spent my money on myself," he said.
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I'd originally saved up $7,000 for the band and have used about $1,03 so far on this gear plus recording/mixing for three tunes.
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Finally, his parents saved up enough money for him to learn Taekwondo which, as was the case with Jujitsu, he became a black belt in.
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They'll only pay me for the days I work (same full-time benefits, though), but we've saved up to cover the temporary loss of income.
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I wore them for years until I had finally saved up enough to buy my first (and to date only) Breitling: a second hand Chronomat.
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"We had planned on this trip for over two years and we saved up for it and we were real excited," she told the outlet.
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When I found out they were taking foreign volunteers ... I looked into it and saved up the money and went on my way about it.
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A good rule of thumb is that when you're in your 40s, you should have between two and three times your current salary saved up.
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Constanza Vega searches the charred remains of her home for coins she had saved up, after a fire in Santa Olga, Chile, on Jan. 26.
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Lee got emotional during his acceptance speech, recalling a time when he saved up money to buy a book about Walt Disney as a boy.
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I remember one time I came home from the mall after making my first big purchase that I had saved up for: a Coach purse.
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She saved up and embarked on a 14-month, 30-country voyage that took her overland to the Arctic and then through China and Russia.
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I saved up a little bit of money, and frankly what I learned while starting a company was something I could never have learned elsewhere.
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If you don't have any money saved up, or project you'll go through your emergency fund quickly, you may have to start prioritizing your needs.
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The boutique she works at after school has closed because of the coronavirus outbreak and she's worried about not having enough spending money saved up.
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More reading: By age 35, you should have saved up enough despair to understand this meme J.K. Rowling tried to make her work more inclusive.
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With the crown covering some of her expenses for the past couple of years, Meghan likely still has quite a bit of that saved up.
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"As a kid, we had very little money, and my parents saved up all year to just pay for a two-week camping vacation," Hemsworth explains.
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Short on money, he had saved up for some time to buy tickets and travelled to the Tulsa Civic Centre with his wife and their neighbours.
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If you broke your iPad or finally saved up enough pennies to purchase your first premium tablet than the Tab S3 is a fine $600 choice.
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To do so, they had saved up more than $211,2150 in just four years, thanks to a confluence of fortunate circumstances and a commitment to frugality.
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"I saved up enough money from my waitering job and I got a commercial and I bought a Kate Spade bag," the actress, 45, tells PEOPLE.
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But the tenacious dad from Pennsylvania worked multiple jobs and saved up enough money to surprise his daughter in an emotional video filmed by her mother.
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He had saved up (and invested) an amount equal to 25 years' worth of his annual expenses — the magic number for reaching financial independence, he writes.
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Is it a nurse working double shifts, a bartender who saved up enough for a house and a car, or is it just highly educated professionals?
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David and Madison saved up to buy and build the bus, but to continue supporting their lifestyle, the couple rented out their New York CIty apartment.
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But instead of enjoying the honeymoon they'd saved up for over two years, they're worried about staying healthy and being trapped for longer than 14 days.
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Juan Robles in Room 212A saved up money for college by picking plums alongside his mother, who raised three children by rising at 2294:25 a.m.
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And then I'll end the week using my saved-up duck fat to make Alison Roman's recipe for crisp smashed potatoes with fried onions and parsley.
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These factors, when added together, will allow you to calculate a ballpark figure for how much you'll need saved up to be able to afford a home.
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"Saved-up capital will be part of the financing, the other part will be about creating further capital through good healthy growth," he said in an interview.
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"I love Louis Vuitton, and I saw this bag long before I could buy it, and I saved up my money to buy it," Kluting told WOOD.
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The teenagers, both Andover High School seniors, saved up money to rent an M20C-Mooney for a trip to Nashville, Tennsessee, over spring break, they told KWCH12.
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Eating there makes me feel like a Carter-era teen-ager who's saved up her allowance to buy a snack after a spin around the roller rink.
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I remember I really wanted to buy a car when I turned 16, so I saved up for that, and ended up buying a little Ford hatchback.
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Though "we do have some funds that we have saved up for him, given the cost of college, it's certainly not going to be enough," Hugart says.
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By 4.13, they had saved up enough money working service jobs to launch a 900-square-foot-store called Fashion 21 in Los Angeles' Highland Park neighborhood.
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Gottheimer has raised more than $2.2 million so far this year while spending just $306,6900, which gives him about $2 million saved up in his campaign account.
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These people had saved up for tickets and travel, spent days stringing bracelets to share, and — above all — seemed to diligently practice the radical inclusion they preached.
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In fact, Pettersen has made so much money over the years that he's saved up enough to go on a dream trip to America for a year.
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LeanFIRE is when someone has saved up 25 times their annual expenses — the traditional benchmark for financial independence — and spends less each year than the average American.
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You could have saved up to £500 on OLED Sony TVs and Samsung Smart 4K TVs, and got your hands on discounted HP and Lenovo laptops, too.
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His father worked in construction and his mother in a cookie factory, but they saved up and moved the family to Wembley, a more middle-class area.
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"Our customers have, on average, about $4,000 saved up in the bank, about $60-80,000 in income, and generally have about a 635 FICO score," she explained.
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She said she had some money saved up because she knew she would have a tax bill at the end of the year from the contracting jobs.
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They believe the US economy is more open — meaning sandwiches saved up in a foreign bank can flow freely to the US and keep interest rates down.
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She said she had some money saved up, because she knew she would have a tax bill at the end of the year from the contracting jobs.
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Beta testers have already saved up to $500 on individual flights, which means if you're still considering taking that splashy international trip this summer, it's worth checking out.
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"You think about these people who maybe saved up for six months to go to Marina del Rey for five days and have nowhere to stay," Patterson said.
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At that point, Musk said, it gets to the point where almost anyone, if they saved up and this was their primary goal, could make it to Mars.
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Luke saved up money, and then relocated his family to LA.Likely, your first exposure to the lesser known Hemsworth brother came when he played Ashley Stubbs in Westworld.
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When he had saved up a little money, he bought a plane ticket to Thailand, where he taught himself Thai and began connecting with reptile wheelers and dealers.
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Typically they started out as consumers — receiving a drone as a gift, or having saved up for one as a special purchase — and fell in love with flying.
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For buyers who have saved up and worked toward buying a home for years, it can be overwhelming to think about all the abstract costs associated with homeownership.
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Hopefully, these will only be precautionary measure; I saved up my PTO all year so that I could take off nearly the entire month for recovery on PTO.
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All of these factors added together will allow you to calculate a ballpark figure for how much you'll need saved up to be able to afford a house.
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They had saved up and expected to spend $503,000 on their trip, but because they worked while they travelled they only ended up spending $288.30 of their savings.
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Instead of pouring all the money you have saved up for years into an eight-hour party, plan for the future, too, and see what's on the horizon.
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Unable to find full-time work after high school, he spent several years assisting another chemist in the neighborhood until he saved up enough money for his shop.
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I had saved up a chunk of money bartending after college at one of those high-volume, pre-crash Soho bars that catered to young Wall Street types.
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"It [will get] to the point where almost anyone, if they saved up and this was their goal, could buy a ticket and move to Mars," he says.
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He chose for her to live at home instead of a nursing home, and spent the about $60,000 he had saved up for an apartment within a year.
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By the time she realized he was never planning to pay, she was in her second trimester and the procedures were too expensive for what she had saved up.
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I was very uncomfortable putting that much down because I had saved up mostly when I worked one short-term (nine-month) contract as a postdoc right after graduating.
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I have a bunch of credit card points and miles saved up so no actual dollars spent on this, which is another perk of traveling so much for work!
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Eric Roberge, CFP and founder of Beyond Your Hammock, tells CNBC that the biggest sign you've saved up enough is if you could comfortably afford to move in today.
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I used that money I saved up from those years of selling singles at raves until me and my partner could get $220,215 together, and it went from there.
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With $30,000 saved up between the two of them from their time in Australia, Hsu and Chiang signed a lease two weeks after returning to Taiwan in October 2012.
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Jones has promised to fight the closures during contract negotiations, according to AP. Jones told delegates Monday that the union's strike fund now has over $721 million saved up.
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Before we'd even landed, it was clear that the crowd were planning on giving every ounce of pent up partying they'd saved up throughout the rest of the year.
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Attending accounting classes at night, she saved up nearly 20,000 HK$ (about $2,500) and eventually opened up her own watch lens company, run by herself and her family members.
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Loan officer and financial consultant Amber Hutton recommends that anyone thinking about purchasing a home have three to six months of financial reserves saved up for basic budgetary needs.
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Crucially, if you don't already have a job offer in Canada, it also looks at whether you have enough money saved up to support yourself until you find one.
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Luis Nolasco of California, who works for a regional ACLU office, dipped into an emergency fund he'd saved up "prior to Trump being elected" to pay his renewal fee.
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So I stuck it out in Florida and saved up to move to New York because at that point I was like Valerie, let's weigh your real, feasible options.
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According to a local ABC station, Jermaine Bell and his parents had initially saved up money to take him to the amusement park for his 7th birthday on Sunday.
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But he saved up, and by the end of November he rented a place hoping that would be the last step in the process to reunite with his daughter.
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The median amount American investors age 65 and up — those nearing or already in retirement — have saved up for their golden years is a mere $64,811, according to Vanguard.
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You just didn't keep up with releases, back then—and if the one game you saved up for was a dud, well, you played it anyway, and you enjoyed it.
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Cummins, a Purdue University pharmacy student, saved up $30,000 over two years for her dream wedding, only to cancel it for "undisclosed reasons" just a week before the big day.
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Ramirez worked three jobs, slept four hours a night, and saved up $40,000 of his own money so that he could use his passion for cooking to start a business.
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Those who want to can also include a one-dollar bill (to be saved up for a fun go-cart) or a photo of kids having fun with their pets.
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American homeowners are finding it difficult to pay off their homes, and as a result, they wish they would have saved up more money before signing on the dotted line.
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This pet selfie will be temporarily auto-saved to the cloud, or can be saved up to 3 to 30 days, based on the optional Petcube Care plan you have.
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I pressed pause on my television writing career, canceled that interview, and instead of filming my graduate thesis web series, I put the money I had saved up toward activism.
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Perdue suggested that state agencies, which oversee the programs, could continue to provide the services with their own money, or with any extra federal money they may have saved up.
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Since then the company has raised thousands of dollars in venture capital, launched across three states in Nigeria, serving in more than 300 hospitals and saved up to 4,000 lives.
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He explained how he built the two-room shack his family lives in: He found tin for two walls in some rubble, saved up for a tarp for the bedroom.
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Before you know it, you could have that emergency fund saved up, be on the way for that exciting trip, or for any other goal you need savings to reach.
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Over a few years, I had diligently saved up thousands of dollars earmarked to be invested outside of a retirement account, but I hadn't put that cash to work yet.
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In one technique, parents reward good behavior with stickers that can be saved up and turned in for something the child wants, like earning time to play on an iPad.
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RICHMOND, Texas — Standing in his stripped down kitchen on the outskirts of Houston, Golam Rasul still can't believe that the home he saved up for 212 years to buy is gutted.
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In markets were home prices are going up fast, it can make sense to buy now rather than wait until you have saved up that 20 percent down payment, Lewis said.
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" She points out that Americans are living longer, meaning your retirement savings need to last longer: "You likely have plenty saved up to breeze through 15 years or so of retirement.
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Eric Roberge, CFP and founder of Beyond Your Hammock, tells CNBC Make It that the biggest sign you've saved up enough is if you could comfortably afford to move in today.
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Rather than fishing out seed funding, Palar says the funding for OPEN Vegan Eats came after she and Vugteveen saved up enough cash from their day jobs for a successful launch.
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Her satanic father, incarcerated after he and four other men abducted a girl, was so terrifying that Mailhot's maternal grandmother saved up money to hire a hit man to kill him.
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"I think from what I've saved up, I can last six months," said Robert Reynolds, an aviation safety inspector who has been working for the Federal Aviation Administration for 14 years.
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Kevin and Shanice Inniss lived in a van for a year while they saved up money for a tiny home on wheels, which forced them to be separated from their daughter.
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That's how Livingston was able to save more than 80% of her income and how Brandon, aka the Mad Fientist, who retired at age 34, saved up to 85% of his.
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I have $9.40 saved up in points, and I use my Honey browser add-on to find a discount code for 20% off and free shipping, which brings my total to $36.20.
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If you live in the area (or have some saved-up miles you can spend), make sure to pop by The New Stand in Union Square from April 10 to April 17.
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Instead, Blake saved up all of that Old Hollywood elegance she usually reserves for the occasion, delivering it instead on the step and repeat for the American Ballet Theater's annual Spring Gala.
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"That is a huge benefit for someone who has less than an ideal amount of money saved up in retirement accounts and is likely relying heavily on Social Security," Mr. Hopkins said.
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I didn't have to travel out of town, I wasn't underage, I had enough money saved up, my parents were supportive—all of that really made the decision a lot more clear.
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I saved up my pennies, and spent hours and hours in this little secondhand book shop, and had just enough to buy this little book, and that was when my dream began.
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As my best friend and I strolled the streets of Philadelphia recently, she told me about how she had saved up a small sum of money and was planning to invest it.
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But she had enough money saved up in case she lost her job, and she eventually delivered an ultimatum that unless she got 30 days to make a counterproposal, she would quit.
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He finally saved up enough money to enroll at Borough Manhattan Community College — thanks to a construction job with his cousin — but was soon confronted with the reality of higher education in America.
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If she continues to put in $500 per month, Hopkins should have between $10,000 and $12,000 saved up in a little over a year, which is around three months' worth of living expenses.
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To people who travel to Paris from far and wide, Notre-Dame is a sight many have saved up to behold, it is the backdrop to marriage proposals, to photographs, to fond memories.
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"We knew we'd only be competitive if we differentiated ourselves," said Paul Hsu, Vege Creek's co-owner, who started the brand with earnings saved up from an 11-month working holiday in Australia.
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By the time he was in high school, he saved up to buy used paintball equipment and convinced his parents to let him him start a paintball field on their farm in Canada.
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"My wife, Sue, and I have been fairly frugal all our lives, making sure we saved up, so we did a little belt tightening, but there were no loans, thank goodness," he said.
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He had saved up $40,000 by then, and the shop — just an oven with a counter in front of it — cost twice that, but the owner agreed to sell, setting up monthly payments.
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The median family in that group, however, has a balance of just $4,300 in that account, while the typical family in the top 10% bracket has $630,000 saved up in their retirement accounts.
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His father worked for middling wages in a lumberyard, but after discovering that his teenage son could play melodies back from memory, he saved up to buy the family a piano, for $60.
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Even if you've already gotten out of debt and saved up for a rainy day, there are several other ways a bonus check can be put to work to multiply its future payoff.
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Though Ragusa's strict budget clearly laid out how to achieve her goal, the hardest part was actually sticking to the plan, which meant not traveling while she saved up for her next adventure.
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" Plus, "Having that money saved up prevents you from having to tap other sources, like going further into credit card debt or withdrawing from your 25(k) plan, like Potter did when she moved.
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I have about $20,000 saved up in my old 401(k).) Joint Allowance Account: $250 from each paycheck (for dog/house stuff/house cleaner, etc.) Additional ExpensesDropbox: $200/year Day One 7:30 a.m.
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They'd saved up for months to make the trip, and had chosen the school due to its proximity to Denver, which is known for its burgeoning heavy metal community and strong live music scene.
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In fact, Northwestern Mutual's 2018 Planning & Progress Study found that 73 percent of those planning to work past traditional retirement age are doing so because they don't have enough saved up to retire comfortably.
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This means they have less money left over that can be used for a down payment — and 53 percent of those polled said they're waiting to buy until they have enough money saved up.
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While I was lucky enough to have money saved up from previous jobs, the slowdown in work under coronavirus could have been disastrous if I were living paycheck-to-paycheck as many freelancers do.
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Although Jay Fai saved up enough to buy her own shophouse, thereby staving off developers, she has no intention of passing the business on to the next generation, or anyone else for that matter.
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But if you have a solid credit score and a decent amount saved up and can do a little bit of planning, owning an apartment might move from "pipe dream" territory to "next year" territory.
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When our kids have saved up enough money, we review a list of charitable organizations together (Charity Watch is a good place to start) and have them pick one that supports a mission they value.
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By the numbers: There's about a $600 billion gap between what states have promised retirees — mostly in health benefits — and what they have actually saved up, according to government data compiled by Eaton Vance Corp.
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How do we make this a place where you want to invest your time because you get a return that is greater than what you contributed, rather than spend the time that you've saved up?
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She'll need to lean on him when she hears Cotton's news: Cotton (Amiyah Scott) is getting gender reassignment surgery, which she has saved up for by working at the strip club against her mother's wishes.
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Each of those companies is European, and each of those cars has (to a greater or lesser extent) been saved up specifically for Geneva so it can make a grand impression on the European stage.
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We sat with an archivist for Coca-Cola, some newlyweds who had saved up for a honeymoon night and a retired surgeon in his 80s who was having an improbable romance with a younger novelist.
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Even though, as noted before, retirement accounts are somewhat more common among lower-wealth households than direct stock ownership, the actual amount of money saved up in those accounts is heavily skewed toward the top.
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We didn't have much money saved up, but the housing market in the Bay Area was getting hotter every month and we were afraid we would be priced out forever if we didn't buy then.
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While experts say people could need a $1 million nest egg, less than a third of baby boomers — some 10,000 of whom retire every day — had more than $250,000 saved up, according to Wells Fargo.
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This is a time to listen, rather than hypothesize, and hold onto the warmth and revelry that anyone who saved up for gig tickets as a teen, obsessively listening to the artist beforehand, will remember.
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Stevens was born in Vermont in 203 and got her start in science at the relatively late age of 35, when she had saved up enough to enroll in a small startup university in California.
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Then finally, you've saved up enough, and off you go to a developing nation of your choosing, where you can upload 64 daily photos of sun-kissed landscapes, fruity cocktails, and you covered in paint powder.
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Eventually, she saved up enough contest winnings to pay for grad school at MIT, from which she graduated in 2016, before jumping back into the fray as both a designer and a pro skater for WKND.
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The thieves absconded with my iPhone, credit cards, driver's license, AirPods (which I had saved up for months to buy) and my glasses (which were later recovered by a Good Samaritan, along with my beloved journal).
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Lindsay paid for it by cashing out his saved up paid time off, working overtime hours and selling his four-door Lincoln sedan in exchange for an SUV so he could haul around jars of sauce.
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The report suggests that Google may have saved up to $100,000 a year per full-time position by contracting TVCs, who receive less pay and benefits, for assignments that took up to two years to complete.
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In Amy's case, all of her cost-cutting during the months leading up to tax season is saved up and then used to help keep the couple out of debt when covering their state income taxes.
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At the time, Mac's son and Scott's father, Lloyd A. Malsin, was working with a group of eye surgeons, but by 1980, he had saved up enough money to buy Clairmont Nichols from the three men.
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I decided to build my PC now because I finally saved up enough money to afford it, and because Nvidia just released its new GeForce 25 series of video cards, which have been getting great reviews.
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When it came time to send the steer to slaughter, his owner didn't have the heart to say goodbye to the animal, so Hanuschuk saved up and bought Dozer, promising to give the steer a better life.
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It wasn't until 2015, after she had taken some time to focus on her mind and body and saved up some money while temping on Wall Street that she felt ready to get back to the music.
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It is meant for people like me, that when they were 17 years old, they saved up enough money to go buy a pair of Lucky jeans because they were the cool jeans to have back then.
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By the time Christopher Bisbano had saved up enough money to buy the flimsy nylon string guitar the former musician had been saving up for in prison, he was too strung out and depressed to play it.
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I remember talking with my friend and she was saying how she'd saved up all this money, and my other friend was like 'Yeah, well she's never had a job so I don't know what that's from.
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I pay $286 for a roundtrip and tell my mom to not worry about Venmo-ing me; I have enough saved up, and I feel like at this point it's my responsibility to pay for my travel.
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If you start off underpaid, and every job pays you based in part on what your last job paid you, you'll pretty much be screwed until retirement — and you'll have less saved up for that, to boot.
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"If you wanted to be taken seriously, you saved up and you bought a pair," said Barrington Oakley, a veteran British D.J. who performs under the name Cutmaster Swift and won a world D.J.ing championship in 1989.
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"You got a job, you saved up some money, you did all the prototypes yourself, then you made actual products, then you sold those products – $16,000 worth of products," he said, referring to the business's lifetime sales.
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Social Security mostly wasn't designed to save up for future benefit payments, although it does have a few trillion dollars in a trust fund saved up from the years when it took in more taxes than it spent.
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That newfound appreciation for education also rubbed off on my parents — they somehow saved up enough from their minimum wage jobs to pay for a math tutor whose house I went to twice a week that year. Mrs.
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Hayat Elwees saved up from her $60-a-month job in a camp canteen in Jordan to pay $195 for basic identity documents so she and her eight children could join her husband in Austria in January 2016.
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This may be Robert's gift this Valentine's Day — music is such a passion of his that he took the money he had saved up for his first car and bought a set of Bang & Olufsen speakers instead. 2.
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Over the course of 12 years, she eventually saved up enough money to become the doctor that she wanted to be and opened up a medical clinic, which she has now been running for the past 20 years.
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By '98 or something that like I took money saved up working shitty jobs and bought a computer with a high enough CPU that I could actually make music, using really basic time-stretched software called Sony Acid.
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Flynn, who lives with his parents and older sister in Woodbury, New Jersey, saved up the money by doing chores around his house and including "money to invest" on his Christmas wish list, says his mother, Kerri Sullivan.
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Now the song with all of its focus on a bank statement that reads more like a barcode has matching visuals, documenting one kid's steps from a day's work to picking up the treat he's saved up to buy.
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BTW -- Stormi's bday was actually February 1, but the family was a little busy with Scott performing in the Super Bowl, so they just did a mini rainbow-themed party last weekend ... and saved up for the big one.
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When hunting for a job several years ago, Wong targeted a number of companies he wanted to work for, saved up enough money to fly to California, and reached out asking if he could come in for an interview.
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That saved up to 111,743 pounds of plastic, 141 million tons of carbon dioxide-equivalent greenhouse gases and 85033 billion British thermal units of energy, the NPS report estimated, based on the 23 Park Service units that submitted data.
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That saved up to 111,743 pounds of plastic, 141 million tons of carbon dioxide-equivalent greenhouse gases and 3.4 billion British thermal units of energy, the NPS report estimated, based on the 85033 Park Service units that submitted data.
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Matt Bevin is on the side of the fiscal hawks: "If [the dollars] don't actually exist, we can't keep pretending there's an endless supply of them saved up in a pot somewhere that will keep getting handed to us."
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I saved up money working at a stable corporate gig, explored new hobbies and side hustles and got my head together enough to quit my dreadful nine-to-five and become the occasional Black Ann Coulter of VICE, among other things.
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The truth was that he had never wrecked a dirt bike, and his nose looked different because he had been ashamed of his larger-than-average Italian nose, so she saved up her money to buy him a nose job.
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Once you think you've got a fair amount saved up, ask yourself: If you put 20 percent down, plus another ten percent for cover closing costs and moving expenses, would you still be able to pay your mortgage and live comfortably?
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Cool people might tell you they sunk their saved-up pennies on some Rolling Stone-approved legend, but more likely it would've been a mainstream pop act – the kind the asshole record store clerk in High Fidelity would sneer at.
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She has saved up about two or three months of income — enough to live in her current apartment for more than a year — and has spent her disposable income largely on medical services that she could not afford in college.
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Second, those travelers don't have enough saved up to pay in cash or pay off credit bills in one month have likely decided holiday travel is important enough to them that they'll absorb the extra costs associated with carrying a balance.
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Once you think you've got a fair amount saved up, ask yourself: If you put 20 percent down, plus another 10 percent for cover closing costs and moving expenses, would you still be able to pay your mortgage and live comfortably?
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There was a lot of resentment about the fact that some of the Windrush generation had come to Britain, couldn't get municipal housing, and weren't put into public housing, so they saved up and managed to get themselves rented housing.
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They saved up at their day jobs for the initial downpayment, Eric Paddock said in text messages to Reuters, dismissing online speculation their father, a convicted violent bank robber with whom they had little contact, stashed loot away for his family.
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Over the last few years, there has been a gradual uptick of young investors who are wading back into the stock market, but considering most millennials have less than $1,000 saved up, the barriers to entry can still seem too high.
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In 1832, the year they turned 21, they claimed their freedom from the captain and his wife, using the money they had saved up to declare a very American independence, going boating at Niagara Falls and buying a horse named Bob.
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When I opened an investment account with Vanguard in order to invest the $10,000 I'd saved up for that purpose, I had to decide how much I wanted to spend on stocks and how much I wanted to spend on bonds.
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My friend, T. and I are planning to move in together next year after we have both saved up some money!) Loans: $0 (My parents paid for my college tuition and I paid for living expenses - rent, food, books, etc
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"Once you retire and you've saved up enough money, you don't want to go back to living in the big cities," Mr. Sheng said as he took a sip from his tea thermos, a common accessory for many older Chinese.
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Yes it's the cheapest laptop you can buy, but with hardware already a couple of years old, you might be better off buying a more powerful device used or relying on your phone until you've saved up enough to get something nice.
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But it's also basic math: If you start off underpaid, and every new job pays you based in part on what your last job paid you, you'll pretty much be screwed until retirement — and you'll have less saved up for that, too.
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The company noted that Northwestern Mutual has found more than a fifth of Americans, overall, have nothing saved for their retirement, and that government analyses show that those families that do have retirement savings accounts have only $1,223 saved up on average.
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But why do so many of us see ourselves in Charlie Gard's pleading parents and Otto Warmbier's grieving family, but not in the life of Rita Sherman, a Massachusetts woman who saved up, paid into long-term care insurance, yet still needed Medicaid?
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There is only one game left at this point, so it's not like you're saving Chapman for anything—and don't forget he's also a free agent after the season—so it's just a matter of what he has saved up in that arm.
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The holidays are rapidly approaching, and even the best of us — those who have saved up for holiday shopping, or are ready to grab some deals to keep the toll on our bank accounts down — may be worried if they're ready enough.
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Courtney Schneider, an unpaid intern for Representative Randy Neugebauer, Republican of Texas, saved up money from her job at the Clemson University recreation center pool and now takes weekend shifts as a lifeguard in the Northern Virginia suburb where she grew up.
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You learn about how some riders come to class because they want to lose weight and change their lives, or because it's the only time they have to themselves, or because they want to look good for a vacation they've saved up for.
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It gets to the point where almost anyone, if they saved up and this was their goal, could buy a ticket and move to Mars—and given that Mars would have a labor shortage for a long time, jobs would not be in short supply.
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I have a passport here, and a large, loving network of relatives who can host me and support me, and American dollars saved up that can buy me most things at a shamefully cheap price, thanks to the continually plummeting value of Iranian currency.
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Between 2005 and 2011 in Iraq and Afghanistan tourniquets, including new versions that clamp big, hard-to-find vessels such as the femoral artery, which is buried deep in the pelvis, saved up to 2,000 American lives, according to the National Academy of Sciences.
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After learning a 5003-year-old in Indiana was denied lunch because they were unable to pay for the meal, Kyote decided to use six months of allowance he had saved up to pay off the school lunch debt for his third-grade classmates.
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Matthew, 23, who saved up to work with a personal trainer for 22 months: I've always had really bad body image issues—my parents would make fun of how skinny I was and friends would tell me to eat more because I was so small.
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"I have gone from barely being able to put food on our table, to living comfortably, to putting everything I had saved up to purchase a home into a new business that was untested, to finally making more than I ever have," he said.
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NHL unrestricted free agency, generally speaking, is like staying in a fancy hotel and staring down the honor bar—you know you don't need the $18 peanuts that are really only worth $13, but you've got money saved up and a hankering for salty snacks.
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Together, the couple saved up enough money for a down payment on a house in Jackson Heights on a corner lot with a backyard big enough for three fig trees, a grape arbor and vegetable beds with sweet peppers, garlic, collard greens and strawberries.
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One common aspect of a rent-to-own arrangement is for a portion of the monthly rent to go into an escrow account until the date of purchase, at which point the saved-up amount is used toward closing costs or a down payment.
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I never dreamed I could work remotely full time (and I haven&apost consistently been logging full-time hours as a freelancer), so my husband and I both saved up $218,13 over two years so we could leave full-time work behind for a while.
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Eugene Thomas, who is now a 19-year-old freshman at Yale, said that when he found out about specialized high schools from his seventh grade classmates, he saved up money from his job as a pharmacy delivery boy to pay for test preparation.
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I never actually used the hatch all that often, so I was able to get by for months while I saved up to buy the part, only to find that the months of inactivity froze up the hinges, which snapped the moment it was finally opened.
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He was the king of auto shop in high school, and had saved up the regular gifts of money given to him by our relatives over the years until he could buy the cars he rehabbed in auto shop, and then he sold them for more money.
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"It gets to the point where almost anyone, if they saved up and this was their goal, could buy a ticket and move to Mars — and given that Mars would have a labor shortage for a long time, jobs would not be in short supply," he said.
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It's a unique perspective when you see a timeline that shows the present day being far closer to the Fall of Rome than to the year in the far future when you will have saved up a billionaire's equivalent of $20 on the global median income.
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"It gets to the point where almost anyone, if they saved up and this was their goal, could buy a ticket and move to Mars — and given that Mars would have a labor shortage for a long time, jobs would not be in short supply," he says.
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Perhaps a student hadn't saved up as aggressively as their friends who were not aiming to go to a church-subsidized school, and so when you get to that point of realizing that you need to leave, it's just a huge logistical, financial, and emotional burden.
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Whether you&aposre a freelancer who has to save up to pay taxes yourself or someone who tends to underpay taxes each year, it&aposs smart to have that money saved up and stashed away so you&aposre prepared to pay your tax bill on time.
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Today, we talk to a 30-year-old freelance photographer who recently moved across the country, from Brooklyn, NY, to Los Angeles, CA. She tells us how she saved up for the trip, how she spent that money, and how she made road-tripping fun on a tight budget.
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Thomas Kanewakeron Gray, 19, and his 17-year-old brother Lloyd Skanahwati Gray saved up their money to drive seven hours from Santa Cruz, New Mexico, to Colorado State University in Fort Collins on Monday, taking the family's only car so they could go on a college tour.
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I really fancied you and saved up some money to take you on a nice date; as it didn't work out I'd be grateful if you could send along something to contribute for the drinks I spent on you thinking I'd at least get to see you again.
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Here's the average amount American parents have saved up at various stages: These savings fall in line with Fidelity's $234,22016 rule, which instructs parents to multiply their child's age by $2,000 in order to stay on track to cover half the average cost of a four-year, public university.
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He once submitted his notice to Edge Webware, for example, explaining that he'd saved up $227,22 and was going to move abroad with his girlfriend and her father; he said they needed to escape the US government, which had targeted his girlfriend's dad because of his radical politics.
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Back in 1983, the academics Elmer and Joanne Martin took the money they had saved up for a down payment on a house, and instead bought four wax figures (including Nat Turner and Mary McLeod Bethune), which they then took as a traveling exhibition to churches, schools and shopping malls.
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In a series of interviews, the only time Ms. Woodruff's voice broke was during a discussion about her mother, who had dropped out of high school to take care of her four siblings, and later saved up money by babysitting in the neighborhood, impressing her work ethic on her daughters.
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Sure, there were a few stumbling blocks along the way, like the unanticipated expense of toiletries and the heavier clothing he needed to buy for the colder weather in his new college town, which weren't covered by his scholarship nor the $22019,000 that his dad, now fully retired, had saved up for him.
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Should the council determine that a bank has become too big, it could be regulated by the Federal Reserve, which could then call on the bank to raise its reserve requirement — the "insurance cushion" it has saved up, separate from the money it is lending out or using to cover its business costs.
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And for those who can't scrape together enough money for a down payment of any kind — or who are too scared of another financial crisis to take out a mortgage when they don't have enough money saved up or have a lower credit score — putting off other major milestones is seemingly the answer.
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Bob Hoffmann of Placentia, California had saved up a total of $8,000 and intended to use the money to take his wife on a romantic getaway when tragedy struck: Bob's wife Linda Hoffmann had donated some old clothes to a local Goodwill, and inside of one of the shirts contained Bob's secret stash of cash.
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I saved up during my senior year of college for a bare-bones trip across South America, where I spent endless hours on second-class buses and climbed mountains and hitchhiked and did the kinds of incredibly reckless and carefree things I hope and pray my own daughter will never undertake or tell me about.
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However, you better have some money saved up because starting at $218,22018, this thing won't be cheap—and that's before you consider that the iMac Pro can be configured with up to an 18-core Intel Xeon processor, 128GB of error-checking RAM, and 4TB of SSD storage, all crammed into a big 27-inch Retina 5K display.
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I did not expect to become a homeowner before my parents died (I assumed I'd buy a house with my inheritance someday), and it is wild to me that I happened to have saved up one-third of a down payment on a home in a very expensive market as a freelance journalist before I was 30.
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He was just three months from retiring with full benefits – following in the footsteps of his grandfather, who served in the Navy in World War II. Rehm saved up to 20 lives by going into dangerous parts of the ship that had been breached in the collision and helping his fellow sailors get to safety, his uncle said.
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"I want you to play house," Suze Orman, financial expert and best-selling author of "Women and Money," tells CNBC Make It. Here's what she means: Once you've socked away enough for a 20% down payment and saved up an eight-month emergency fund, spend six months trying to get by on what your new budget would be as a homeowner.
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"We made a plan, we made sure it was smart, we saved up a little emergency fund, and eventually when those paychecks kind of equaled each other, we decide we were close enough to make the jump and I left my full time job as a pastor and started doing this side hustle thing full-time as my work" in 20183, Young says.
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We're six weeks away from ending 2018, and there are still a few ambitious goals we're considering rolling over into next year (along with the rest of our flexible spending): Marie Kondo'ing our lives, cutting out sugar, and having 10 grand saved up in the bank just aren't the kinds of things you can accomplish in a month and a half.
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We spent $20173 per month on transportation as a one-car household, including:Gas: $81Insurance: $153.20Monthly payment: $0 (paid off)Parking spot: $2320.26 (one free spot included with our rent)Ride-sharing-app rides and buses: $23By not having a second car, we saved up to $2373 a month, or $2673,28 per year, by not incurring the cost of insurance, car payments, and an extra parking spot.
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I remember going to the recruiting fairs just because they would give you huge candy bars if you gave them your C.V. Instead, I went off and had dreams of becoming a journalist, went off to New York, ended up actually hating the job I was doing and saved up and moved to Paris and got the first job I could get 'cause I didn't have a visa or anything.
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Another, called Slipguard, could recognize if a car was on a test stand and regulate the dosage of AdBlue, the newspaper reportedBloomberg added that throughout 2017, Daimler AG raised the amount it has cumulatively saved up to "cover potential obligations from sales transactions, warranties and legal proceedings" to over $17 billion (14 billion euros), an implicit recognition of the danger of the ongoing investigations into its cars as well as class action suits.
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I scrimped and saved up my earnings as a dishwasher at a shitty restaurant near my grandma's house to buy a ticket and train fare to their gig at B.B. King's Blues Club in New York City—then a three-hour journey from my parents' house in rural New Jersey—concocted a lie to tell my parents about where I was going, and hauled ass up there to bask in what I was certain would be a truly magical performance.
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I'll be moving out once I start, so I am trying to save enough for rent, food, and any other expenses for the next two years.) Student Loans: $0 (My parents paid the majority of tuition, so I only had $5,503 in loans, which I paid off in a few months.) Car Insurance: $42.16Health/Dental/Vision: $0 (staying on my family plan till I turn 26!) Phone: $30 (my parents still pay)Netflix: $20 (I use my parent's account) Spotify: $8Gym: $11.93Savings: $9,10 (I already have a little over $4.893,000 saved up.
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