Spare Change: • At last we meet Angelo's beloved nonna.
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We don't have that kind of spare change lying around.
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It's like, any amount of spare change is still valuable.
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A new app turns your spare change into digital currency.
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Riders gave them spare change and even a few bills.
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People might avoid him or give him some spare change.
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He's got some spare change in the couch, I think.
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Perhaps they could send him their spare change too, he said.
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Our platform lets consumers donate spare change automatically from everyday purchases.
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Spare Change: • "Trust" puts a notable twist on the actual kidnapping.
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Qoins offers a round-up function to save customers' spare change.
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The Statue owes its existence to French and American spare change.
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People sat close together on the sidewalk, some asking for spare change.
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Beggars have disappeared from parts of Delhi; no one has spare change.
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Spare change: There were some atypical, emotionally rich surprises in this episode.
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Pretty penny Maybe it's time to look around the house for spare change.
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The app ChangeEd will put your spare change toward your student loan payments.
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You can round up your spare change every time you make a transaction.
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That was the start of Appolition, which converts users' spare change into bail money.
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James scores 39 as Cavaliers rout Raptors again CLEVELAND — Anyone have any spare change?
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If it's a little higher, they'll only have to hand over some spare change.
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Acorns lets you invest with your spare change, simplifying something that's otherwise fairly intimidating.
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Apps such as Acorns can round up your purchases and invest the spare change.
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They loved the "spare change jar" approach to saving because it felt so painless.
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Most of the time, when they pass by, they would ask me for spare change.
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He made a tzedakah box, a can decorated with colored paper to collect spare change.
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So many retirees are forced to live in bushes and collect bottles for spare change.
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Key investors: FIS, Mark CubanChangEd collects users' spare change to make payments toward student loans.
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Acorns is a micro-investing app that makes it easy to invest your spare change.
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William Lindsay said he hates the looks he gets when he asks someone for spare change.
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The app automatically makes a payment to the loan servicer when the "spare" change totals $100.
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We still have quarters left in the spare change jar so no extra expense there today.
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But what if there was a way to save the "spare change" from your card transactions?
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So does the pound, the euro and every last bit of spare change and pocket lint.
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So I won't recommend you buy all three, unless you are curious and have spare change.
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Just as you can put your spare change to work, you can put this money to work.
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"Denigrating their lives at this point for attention and spare change is such an embarrassment," she added.
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After one month, Appolition boasted 6,000 users who, collectively, had raised over $18,000 from their spare change.
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My experience with investing was watching my parents put their spare change in five-gallon water bottles.
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No purchase is necessary, but, of course, we highly recommend donating some spare change while you're there.
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And they'd be left with enough spare change to buy that rented summer home on Martha's Vineyard.
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There are break dancers, mimes, movie characters, musicians, artisans and the afflicted, all vying for spare change.
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Street urchins and tango buskers pass through during the course of the day, all after spare change.
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And thanks to micro-investing apps such as Acorns, you only need "spare change" to get started.
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In Chinese cities, beggars seek mobile payments to their accounts using QR codes rather than spare change.
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Enter "Appolition," an app concept aimed at crowdfunding bail relief for these people modeled after spare change apps.
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In fact, for the rest of 2016, let the spare change bills come and then invest the rest.
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But young people might reasonably ask, OK, I'll put spare change in a coffee can, whatever that is.
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You can also multiple that amount so that you save multiple times your spare change with each transaction.
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So it means that you can decide to buy ethers with spare change and weekly payments for instance.
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When panhandlers asked me for spare change, I had nothing to offer and felt a pang of guilt.
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One of its five products allows customers to automatically invest the spare change from debit or credit card purchases.
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Fewer people are carrying cash these days, which doesn't bode so well for buskers who rely on spare change.
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He is also the editor-in-chief of Spare Change News, a newspaper focused on homelessness and social justice.
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In addition to rounding up transactions, you can multiply spare change by a factor of 2x, 3x, 4x, etc.
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Integration with Alipay often means users of the mobile payments app will store their spare change with Yu'e Bao.
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The company's initial "spare change" investment service cost $1 per month and its new retirement-focused account costs $2.
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Acorns rounds up your spending to the nearest dollar, then both saves and invests this spare change for you.
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You can round up all your card transactions to the nearest pound and save spare change in a vault.
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If CMS needs to find some spare change, they should not look in the pockets of the already underserved.
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Then it plays a recording of someone asking passersby for spare change — exactly what the city's homeless can't do.
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You know those machines at the grocery store that transform your gallon jug of spare change into more usable currency?
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You'd have more fun just scrounging the streets for spare change, and give up less personal data in the process.
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Appolition, founded by Dr. Kortney Ryan Ziegler, enables people to funnel their spare change into the National Bail Out fund.
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One of its most popular offerings allows customers to automatically invest the spare change from debit or credit card purchases.
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Across Colombia, Venezuelan migrants can be seen on street corners and at traffic lights, appealing for work or spare change.
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Earlier this year, the world's largest asset manager took a stake in Acorns, an app that invests people's spare change.
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Leon the Vietnam vet, leaning on his crutch at the bottom of the subway stairs, "Spare change?" echoing in baritone.
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For the first time in her life, she is forced to turn to strangers for help, asking for spare change.
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The "begging boomboxes" play a song about unity and ask passersby for spare change, collecting money for those who can't.
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People are used to rounding up their spare change or running lots of apps in the background of their computer.
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Similar to Qapital, Qoins rounds up your transactions — except instead of saving it, it sends your spare change towards your debt.
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Wilson is the co-founder and CEO of Musterd, which built the underlying technology for harvesting spare change through an app.
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While he played for free, an additional sign announced that any spare change he received would be handed over to charity.
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Acorns also offers a "round-ups" feature that allows users to invest "spare change" from all of the purchases they make.
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You could use your spare change to grab a pack of gum or you could use it to start micro-investing.
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With Acorns, you can micro-invest sums as small as $5 and round up your purchases to invest the spare change.
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Sweltering drivers were soon scrambling in glove boxes and underneath seats for spare change to line up and buy ice cream.
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He crawled on the ground to tape down the portraits and chased spare change as if he, too, had lost someone.
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Mike: Yes, well, I'm already starting to throw my spare change in a Mason jar labeled "Netflix fees" in my kitchen.
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ChangEd rounds up purchases the user makes throughout the day, and collects the spare change in an FDIC-insured ChangEd account.
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Spare Change: • There's a little more Getty fan fiction to be had: Bullimore visits Getty's gardener Dennis to celebrate Paul's safety.
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That's hanging a lot of hope on a incredibly longshot lottery win, though, so Kansas better be looking elsewhere for spare change.
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Hell, I can barely pay mine, but I was blessed enough to have a little spare change left over to provide this.
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It allows you to invest spare change from purchases, like your daily cup of coffee, and invest that into stocks and bonds.
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Unlike other investment services, Acorns takes spare change from transactions and rewards agreements with certain retailers to invest in a managed portfolio.
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In reality, I cashed my paycheck, scrambled together any spare change I could find, and marched myself into the bank, slightly terrified.
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With the help of his affluent customers, he collects spare change and big checks for Sam Relief, which provides aid to Cambodia.
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And those with some spare change can wind up with 216 bottles labeled with their names and made according to their tastes.
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Grow is owned by Acorns, the personal investing app that lets users invest spare change from bank transactions and credit card purchases.
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Actually my friend — the other day he finally heard the lyric, 'Spare the apologies' [I'm not spare change] — and he was like, 'What?
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Chinese consumers use Alipay to shop online, transfer money to one another, hail taxis, buy movie tickets and even invest their spare change.
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A few tomatoes will not a fortune make, but it keeps the space occupied and machines busy earning a bit of spare change.
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For example, Acorns is an app that automatically rounds up your purchases and invests the spare change in a robo-advisor-managed portfolio.
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You could also buy a squatting ape carved out of a hollowed coconut, with a slot in its mouth for your spare change.
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With a regular Acorns Invest account, you can round-up spare change and shop through partners for "found money" to fund your account.
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Apple has been raking it in with this whole "iPhone" thing, so they've got some spare change to drop on a shiny new campus.
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But adding one day every four years, in order to make up for that 0.96876 of a day in orbital spare change, is overcompensating.
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USA Today, which reported on the unclaimed money, said that some airports had installed kiosks for passengers to deposit spare change for charitable causes.
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Marie Kondo, the anti-clutter crusader, has some useful things to say about spare change (don't let it sit around uselessly in a bowl).
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It takes the spare change from your daily purchases by rounding up to the nearest dollar and investing the difference into five diversified portfolios.
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The app is linked to its user's bank account, collects the spare change, and donates it to organizations focused on bail relief for Black Americans.
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The goal is to raise £20 million ($26 million) by 2020 and, if you're anything like Mr. Bean, you'll scramble to donate any spare change.
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Apps such as Acorns invest your spare change, and robo-advisors such as Wealthfront and Betterment manage any amount of cash with low annual fees.
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At the end of the year, add up all this spare change and put a chunk of it into your savings account to accumulate interest.
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Apps such as Acorns invest your spare change, and robo-advisors, such as Wealthfront and Betterment, manage any amount of cash with low annual fees.
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I store my tiny apartment key in here for extra peace of mind, but you can also use it for any valuables or spare change.
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Greene recommends online tools such as Acorns, which allows users to invest their spare change, and Fundrise, which pairs users up with real estate developers.
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"Our goal is to make saving for retirement as easy as investing spare change," said Acorns chief executive Noah Kerner, in a statement emailed to TechCrunch.
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After all, if more of us are paying our way with smartphones and contactless cards, how can we give spare change to musicians on the subway?
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PSV Eindhoven is distancing itself from the fans who made some beggars in Madrid fight with each other and do push-ups for some spare change.
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The platform rounds up every day transactions — like when you buy coffee or lunch — to the nearest dollar, and then invests the resulting spare change into crypto.
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" Alexander explains: "I wanted to remind everyone to put spare change in it when we passed by it and then we started bringing it to our events.
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The startup had partnered with HSBC to power the incumbent bank's 'SmartSave' app, which helped customers to automatically save their spare change into their HSBC savings account.
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GiveMini, the product name of Progressive Labs, was started by Joel Aguero as a progressive-focused platform to help people donate their spare change to progressive candidates.
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An app like Acorns can help you put aside spare change and put it to work in investments, for a monthly fee of $1 to $3. Wealthfront.
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Venus is also the planet of money, and with Venus in future-thinking, Saturn-ruled Aquarius, we can start putting our spare change in a savings account.
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The commemorative -- or maybe not-so-commemorative -- spare change was called garish, weird, creepy and a Dumpster fire, and that was before it was deemed decidedly unnecessary.
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Users also get a detailed overview of their spending, instant spending notifications, the ability to split bills with others, and save their spare change with every purchase.
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Spare Change: • The opening montage is a frenetic whirlwind, but it illuminates more clearly why Getty Sr. was so upset by Paul's appearance in the magazine spread.
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It was too big to cover; big enough, even in its two-minutes-and-spare-change length to contain multitudes, embrace generations, swallow continents and change the world.
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But in aggregate, Luckey's liked tweets might explain why the multi-millionaire would toss what is for him mere spare change at an organization that echoes his views.
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If you're like me, that something else is usually something small: Rummaging in the couch cushions for the TV remote might prompt you to dig for spare change.
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"I wanted to engage with the issue beyond giving someone spare change, and remind myself — and others — that this is a human problem, deserving of compassion," Keillor said.
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If you can whip up a meal in between classes with the spare change you found while rooting around in your roommate's desk, that's a job well done.
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But the N.C.A.A., not content with the billions in TV and merchandising revenue it already takes in, is determined to leave no spare change under the couch cushions.
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His first tastes of performing for an audience came in church, singing and reading scripture, he said, and, later, while singing in a local pub for spare change.
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Bundil is an app that allows consumers to automatically invest spare change from credit or debit card purchases into various forms of cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, LiteCoin and BitcoinCash.
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On a Thursday afternoon, a neighborhood man sat on the stairs leading up to the Harp shop, greeting visitors with a "God bless" and a request for spare change.
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This week, asset management giant BlackRock announced it led a $2480 million investment round in Acorns, an app that lets users automatically invest spare change in exchange-traded funds.
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Armed with a map of the world, a collection of spare change and a packet of Polo Mints, courtesy of Harris and the "committee," the boys made their escape.
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So, yes, even before all the Labor Day sales drop this weekend, we suggest holding onto some spare change for the cheap finds dropping every day, for 30 days straight.
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They are often released with little more than some spare change, a bus ticket and a criminal record that bars access to some of their most basic rights and privileges.
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It should be considered a gift to ourselves, like taking that accumulated spare change to the grocery store coin-counting machine, and trading it for some easier-to-spend bills.
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The personal finance app allows customers to automatically invest spare change from everyday purchases, such as those made via credit card transactions, in exchange-traded funds from BlackRock and Vanguard.
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Acorns invests the "spare change" from rounding up purchases in fractional shares in low-cost index exchange-traded funds, investments that are similar to mutual funds but trade like stocks.
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If you're in the habit of tossing spare change into dishes or jars — your plan is to roll it up someday and take it to the bank — Kondo says stop.
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So why is it that a spare-change investment app must carry a warning while a contraceptive app can ramble on about how great it is to be hormone-free?
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The 8-year-old Noah Gelman (a very good Aaron Gelkoff at the performance I saw), mourning the recent loss of his mother, keeps leaving spare change in his pockets.
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You see a homeless person on the street and you know you have spare change, but that entails shifting your belongings around, reaching for your wallet and handing out the change.
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Dmitri Love walked into the Tank Sunday seeking $100,000 in exchange for a 10 percent stake in his company, Bundil, a platform that lets people turn their spare change into crypto.
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So Tuesday's decision will be worth watching, whether you're a telecom executive or just one of the little people whose pockets they're planning to vacuum all that spare change out of.
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But the only winners from the spare change at the pump seem to be the convenience stores that sell products like Monster Beverage, Coca-Cola, PepsiCo and any kind of beer.
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Announcements buzz over the PA system, admonishing the less fortunate for soliciting spare change, telling riders to not give them money and instead reserve their crumpled dollars for charities or shelters.
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Gift the Cuyana Triangle Pouch, $50The distinctive shape is easy to spot and feel in a purse, while the tiny size is made for spare change, earrings, and other small knickknacks.
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While construction is underway, we'll be saving our spare change — because with news like this, something tells us dropping a whole lot of dough on beauty products is in our near future.
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But if you're looking for a last-minute gift for the science-lover on your list (or just a good place to send your spare change), that problem is now your solution.
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Dutch visual artist Dries Verhoeven created an art project featuring these boomboxes that sing and ask passersby for spare change as a way to address the issue of poverty in the Netherlands.
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Chime touts its optional automatic-saving tools, which can set aside a pre-determined amount of money or round-up to the next dollar on transactions, putting the spare change in savings.
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Acorns also gives you the option of investing your "spare change," meaning it will round up your purchases to the nearest dollar and invest small amounts of money you probably wouldn't miss.
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Bureaus, televisions, window treatments, toilets, doors, lamps, chopsticks, washing machines, stairs, fireplaces, medicine cabinets, spare change, garbage bags — she must physically restrain these objects before they cause her loved ones bodily harm.
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There are apps that aim to make investing simple and accessible, such as Acorns, which lets you invest your "spare change," and you can look into automated investing services known as robo-advisors.
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You can also research low-cost index funds, which Warren Buffett recommends, micro-investing apps that let you invest as little as your "spare change" and online investment platforms known as robo-advisors.
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Still, there are questions about how fully aware young investors are about where and how their money is being allocated — particularly as apps like Stash and Acorns effectively sweep spare change into ETF investments.
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There are also apps that aim to make investing simple and accessible, such as Acorns, which lets you invest your "spare change," and you can look into automated investing services known as robo-advisors.
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A homeless person can become a fixture in a neighborhood, accepted as part of the local community fabric, and cared for — a recipient of spare change, castoff clothes or the leftovers from a meal.
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Lyft has been quietly taking advantage of Uber's fall from grace with do-gooder initiatives like ways to donate the spare change from your ride to charity and its own donation to the ACLU.
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In his speeches, Sisi has sought to persuade Egyptians that a collective sacrifice is necessary to save the country from financial ruin, even urging people to donate spare change, comments that drew online derision.
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When members give speeches on the need to save for retirement, their staffers have already downloaded Acorns, an app that rounds up each credit card swipe and invests spare change in an Exchange Traded Fund.
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It's even normal for some to cover the price of entrance with spare change, because the only thing they truly care about is immerse themselves in a techno vortex and bask in it for hours.
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Police said the unidentified victim and his date, Chloe Garner, were hanging out May 25 in a park in Maplewood, Mo., when they were approached by a stranger asking for spare change, FOX 2 Now reported.
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Other apps route spare change into your investment accounts (Acorns), optimize budgets (Mint, Level Money, Digit), suggest stores with the best rebates (Ebates), and use your data to recommend programs with better interest rates (Credit Karma).
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"This man who I probably would of avoided eye contact with if he asked for spare change, completely changed such a negative event into the most eye opening event in my life," she wrote on Facebook.
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Inspired by bail relief initiatives and the moneymaking potential of a well-timed tweet, Ziegler took to Twitter this summer with a radical idea: a spare change app that could benefit thousands of incarcerated people across the country.
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We can't promise they'll bump you up into the next tax bracket, but don't be surprised if all that furniture-rearranging unveils spare change hiding in sofa cushions and random $20 bills in coat pocketsMoving is the worst.
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The company's movies are sometimes described (even in Blumhouse's own marketing materials) as "micro-budgeted," but over the past few years, its theatrical releases have tended to cost between $5 and $10 million, which isn't exactly spare change.
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He is a Vietnam-era refugee turned philanthropist, collecting spare change and big checks from customers to fund Sam Relief, which builds schools, digs wells, and provides food, clothing and medical and school supplies in his native Cambodia.
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If I want any kind of beauty products or even just a spare change of clothes I have to head to Target or the Florida Mall, both of which are too far to get to without a car.
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Amazon is the monster I invited into my home over a decade-and-a-half ago, when I started buying books for college online, and it's been living in my basement since then, eating my spare change and growing.
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For those that want to add a little more than spare change to their repayment, an app called Momentum takes it to the next level, adding $1 to $10 to every electronic purchase to go toward their student loans.
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Finally, it should be pointed out that if Acorns' "invest your spare change" model helps you invest just $12 to $36 more per year than you would with a different provider, the benefits of the technology outweigh the cost.
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North Korea's totalitarian government is notorious for wrangling up spare change via organized crime and it's probably fair to say it would love to get its hands on some bitcoin, which is currently hovering in the area of $20,000 a pop.
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Earlier this year, they teamed up with Comic Relief to create a humorous flight-safety video starring Sir Ian McKellen, Gordon Ramsay, Gillian Anderson, and Chiwetel Ejiofor to collect spare change and in-flight donations for its global charity, Flying Start.
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Dust off that old piggy bank Remember as a child how you would put spare change in a piggy bank and at the end of the year take your change to the bank and come home with a stack of cash?
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To get Millennials excited about investing, Wall Street is following their wish lists: It's offering socially conscious "Clean and Green" funds, apps that let them buy stock with spare change, robot-driven portfolios and chatty, bite-size articles on handling money.
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In China, where playing games on a smartphone can often stand in for other entertainment, like going to a movie, technology companies have competed intensely to lure players and the spare change those players are willing to spend on games.
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Still, you don't have to build your own art studio or have spare change to spend on antiques to draw inspirations from these celebs and find a fulfilling and relaxing hobby that will give your life even more meaning this year.
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Kardashian's book of selfies, aptly titled Selfish, apparently sold 125,000 copies (despite reports that it underperformed with only 20153,000 sales.) So while profits probably were nowhere near her mobile game, she certainly put some spare change in the bank off the book.
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Microsoft is defining an active user as anyone who synced a Band to the Microsoft Health Dashboard between December 1, 2018 and March 1, 2019, which means it's too late to sync the thing in hopes of scooping up some spare change.
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The most hysterical thing about "Chase Goes to a Premiere" is that the movie premiere Chase gets invited to is one of those low-level pictures, something that was probably paid for with the spare change in some Hollywood executive's couch cushions.
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That gives us two weeks to check all of our pockets and handbags for spare change in order to scoop up this collaboration before it totally sells out (because we imagine many a fashion star will be saving up for this one).
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So despite a weaker overseas market, Cramer has retail earnings on his radar as consumers will have plenty of spare change to spend thanks to better employment and cheaper gasoline Foot Locker: Footwear, however, is one of the strongest sectors out there.
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What it is: There's a reason Monument Valley is a ubiquitous recommendation for any beginner-friendly video game: It's proof of just how far games have come as an art form, and accessible to everyone with a phone and some spare change.
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If the public begins to perceive that sports-betting markets are a cesspool of insider trading, in which only those with access to privileged information can make a profit, would-be wagerers might choose to sock their spare change into their retirement accounts instead.
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Whether you're a frequent traveler living the jet-set life or someone who stares longingly at pictures of the Eiffel Tower, saving your spare change for the big trip, the right credit card points strategy can cover most of what you'd spend on flights and hotels.
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It reckons the key to this is a mobile app that reduces the friction inherent with opening a stocks and shares ISA (Individual Savings Account) and perhaps ingeniously lets you round up your 'spare change' from everyday card transactions to deposit in your tax-free Moneybox savings account.
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While some might not see the difference some spare change can make, it's huge: 50 cents provides one packet of ready-to-use therapeutic food to help a malnourished child, $2 provides 10 bars of soap and $5 provides one UNICEF backpack for a child to use at school.
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But, the kind of bags really worth that intensive pre-splurge research are the ones that can carry all our necessary goods: a cell phone, your favorite lipstick, a crushed copy of The New Yorker, a wallet, that other little pouch-y thing for spare change, and 13 floating receipts.
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Investors using these new smartphone-based tools can, among other things, choose to have their extra "spare change" from purchases rounded up to the next dollar and invested in a portfolio tailored to their time horizon and needs, putting the power of compound interest to work from the get-go.
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It turned out she'd gone to the bank to pick up sleeves to roll her spare change in, and was returning said change rolls for deposit, an activity I used to love as a child for its soothing repetitiveness, but assumed had gone the way of depositing checks in person.
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Citing the small average per-person savings in BofA's "Keep the Change" program mentioned above, Karlan worries that by donating spare change, the resultant "warm fuzzy feeling" we get by spending (and donating) could actually be checking the "charity box in your head" that might deter us from greater donations later on.
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So despite a weaker overseas market, Cramer has retail earnings on his radar as consumers will have plenty of spare change to spend thanks to better employment and cheaper gasoline Fitbit: Cramer is adamant that this stock is a play on health and wellness, though he is interested to see what happens when it reports.
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Plus, there are a couple of lean white bums living in the wash just behind the place, and they sometimes give me a start, looming up out of the darkness when I step outside at night for a breath of air, but nothing's ever happened, not even a request for spare change or a cigarette.
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Spare Change: • Paul's father, J. Paul Getty II (Michael Esper), who hadn't had much of a chance to shine yet, has one of the better emotional performances of Episode 2 as he sits at a bar, drunk, watching his dad explain in a news conference that he won't pay a single cent to the kidnappers.
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There are three types of programs: round-ups that save the spare change from transactions, percentage saving that puts aside an amount equal to a fixed percentage of a transaction or income, and fixed amount saving which saves an amount chosen by the user each time a transaction is made at a specific merchant or on a specific category or user tag.
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Read more:I made an entire Christmas dinner using family recipes, and it finally gave me confidence in the kitchenA family of 4 that travels year-round shares how they make staying home for the holidays feel like a vacation&aposChopped&apos champion Rachel Reuben shares what makes her signature potato pancakes a staple at her Hanukkah tableA prankster covered her boss&apos entire office in holiday wrapping paper, including his pens and spare change
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Despite the contrast of my two worlds growing up, there was a powerful commonality: both my parents came from little, so they made a choice to give a lot – buying turkeys for homeless shelters at Thanksgiving, delivering meals to patients in hospice care, donating any spare change in their pocket to those asking for it, and performing quiet acts of grace – be it a hug, a smile, or a pat on the back to show ones in need that they would be alright.
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"Both my parents came from little, so they made a choice to give a lot – buying turkeys for homeless shelters at Thanksgiving, delivering meals to patients in hospice care, donating any spare change in their pocket to those asking for it, and performing quiet acts of grace – be it a hug, a smile, or a pat on the back to show ones in need that they would be alright," she wrote in an October 2016 post on her lifestyle website, The Tig.
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"With all the fires that are happening in Australia the animals hold a very special place in my heart❤️ I will be collecting donations at all of my shows in Australia help the victims of the fires, so please if you are coming to my show bring some spare change or whatever you can donate🙏🏼 Enjoy everyday because life can change in just 1 second," Siwa, who has a few shows scheduled later in January, wrote on Instagram.
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