I started squirreling away leftover money into a regular savings account every month.
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Reduce your taxable income by squirreling away money into your retirement savings plan.
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Tejal has lately been squirreling away great recipes from all over Los Angeles.
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That's why squirreling away as much money as you can is the first step.
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In the same period, however, folks squirreling away their money in savings accounts have lost nearly $8 billion.
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While squirreling away his own retirement war chest, Jacobson saved as much as 70 percent of his after-tax income.
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They are economical, though the Williamses weren't planning on squirreling away a couple of dozen empty beer cups between them.
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Taking money out of retirement accounts can sometimes be a difficult adjustment for savers, after years of squirreling away money.
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By reshuffling funds, Rippon says you still get the rush of spending with the long-term benefit of squirreling away cash.
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If you've thought about squirreling away cash from your side gig and hiding it from the Internal Revenue Service, you are not alone.
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"If I was angry, I'd tell you," I'd promise her when she worried that I was squirreling away my rage until it exploded.
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She's also proposing a number of tax hikes on businesses, especially those squirreling away profits overseas, out of reach of the tax man.
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Or maybe you're squirreling away yet another dollar for the future and beating yourself up with the threat of a big, bad overdraft fee.
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When they came across evidence that Pam was a compulsive shopper, squirreling away "cheap chunky jewelry" from the Home Shopping Network, they still don't suspect her.
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Such data suggest that squirreling away fitness when we are young with sustained, frequent exercise might help to blunt some of the losses later, she says.
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The defendants concealed the volatility through a variety of means, including by squirreling away extra income for future use in so-called "cookie jar" accounting, prosecutors said.
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Rigmaiden developed a rhythm: working his ID and tax return businesses for six months, squirreling away the extra money, then taking the rest of the year off.
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There are numerous reasons why older people keep working, from squirreling away a few more dollars for their retirement accounts to maintaining their employer-subsidized health insurance.
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Federal investigators say he took as much as $40 million in bribes, laundering the money through an evangelical megachurch while squirreling away millions in Swiss bank accounts.
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Which is why many of them were also squirreling away some money into markets such as Indonesia and India, nations less exposed to the vagaries of global trade.
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If may feel like your landlord and Sallie Mae are swallowing your paychecks whole, but there are ways to start squirreling away a few bucks at a time.
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It can start small, like hiding receipts or squirreling away some extra cash, but can grow into larger discretions like concealing accounts or lying about credit card debt.
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But before those, everything is errands and secrecy, everyone is squirreling away gifts for loved ones, and many are packing their suitcases for long travel and forced cheer.
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Ilitch and his wife opened his first Little Caesars restaurant in Garden City, Michigan, in 1959, after squirreling away savings from a job as a door-to-door salesman.
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A separate online Fidelity study of 2,196 parents in May and June showed that 72 percent were squirreling away cash for higher education, up from 58 percent in 2007.
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Reports say that this is now an ever more popular trick — squirreling away corrupt money by passing it on to relatives in the hope that it will evade scrutiny.
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Seattle plans to create a digital system, for example, where residents can contribute their democracy vouchers electronically rather than squirreling away four pieces of paper for months on end.
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"We're kind of just dealing with the logistics of it day by day, but I've really been just kind of squirreling away and then hoping that gets me to January," she said.
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In both instances, she had been saving for about a year, squirreling away part of her paycheck into an account she thought she wouldn't have to touch until at least her 60s.
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If you don't plan on squirreling away your extra February nut, then join us in burrowing down a shopping rabbit hole into the $100-and-under items worthy of a splurge ahead.
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A loss can take years to correct itself and you don't want the money you've been squirreling away for one of the biggest purchases of your life to be gone in an instant.
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You've packed your sunscreen, bathing suits, and a few hundred bucks you've been squirreling away to use for your can't-miss blackjack system while your spouse and child are asleep in the room.
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Things you expect to capture with your home security camera: squirrels squirreling away in the yard; the UPS guy throwing your Amazon Prime delivery onto your balcony; cars driving by on the street.
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But even though the monthly outlay for those homeowners might be lower than that of condo or co-op owners, house owners generally are not squirreling away those savings for a rainy day.
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"We're kind of just dealing with the logistics of it day by day, but I've really been just kind of squirreling away and then hoping that gets me to January," she told The Times.
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It wasn't until I was in a relationship that I wanted to work — really, wish-on-a-star work — that I knew I'd have to show-and-tell the jars I was squirreling away.
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A The Internet: Hive Mind (Columbia) Syd has the virtue of enjoying her success without getting a big head about it—she's so sensible she could already be squirreling away Roths and 401-Ks.
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Members of the FIRE (financial independence, retire early) movement want to maximize their savings rate, ideally squirreling away half of their take-home pay each month, and then "retire" to pursue the lifestyles they desire.
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It doesn't take an economist to figure out that the trade deficit numbers are a result of other countries squirreling away U.S. goods in anticipation of the tariffs that will soon be put in place.
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"We're kind of just dealing with the logistics of it day by day, but I've really been just kind of squirreling away and then hoping that gets me to January," she told The New York Times.
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I've been squirreling away this nut for a while and took it to Tenacious Ye (producer Karen Ye) who is one of our best at tracking down characters and charming them into sharing their lives with us.
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"We're kind of just dealing with the logistics of it day by day, but I've really been just kind of squirreling away and then hoping that gets me to January," she told The New York Times in an interview.
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There is some consensus forming around the idea that Venezuela is squirreling away its pennies to make sure it is able to pay the $841 million in principal, plus interest, due on Friday on a bond issued by PDVSA, the state oil company.
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And his semi-rural hometown of Cornwall made his distance from the urban wilds of an Altern-22006 or UR seem provident, not conspicuous—he fit neatly into the tradition, particularly in Britain, of rogue genius hermits squirreling away in the woods, crafting mad potions.
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The "struggle" Scary is referring to in his tweet is, presumably, Ocasio-Cortez's admission to the New York Times she's been "squirreling away and then hoping that gets me to January," because she won't be able to afford an apartment in Washington D.C. until her new salary kicks in.
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The Pavek Museum is a museum in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, United States (just west of Minneapolis), which has one of the world's most significant collections of vintage radio and television equipment. It originated in the collection of Joe Pavek, who began squirreling away unique radios while he was an instructor at Dunwoody Institute in 1946. Students of the day were given old radios to disassemble in order to learn their trade, and Pavek was concerned about what might be destroyed in the process.
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Another plot element is tied up when it turns out that Don Fernando has been squirreling away money all along, with the intention of turning the family ranch into an orphanage after his death. Carlos loves kids, having taken care of their kids while Gloria was out gambling, so they name Carlos the leader of the new orphanage. Finale: To wrap up the series, Arturo expresses his interest to move to Los Angeles to be with Raquel, since he has no family and few friends in Argentina.
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