In some cases, couples benefit when the lower-earning spouse files early while the higher-earning spouse waits to claim, earning delayed credits.
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" Those earning less prioritize "earning as stable and secure an income as possible.
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However, the gap was closed both by women earning more and men earning less.
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The highest-earning woman was making £1.7 million less than the highest-earning man.
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Other names on the list include Graziano Pelle at Shandong Luneng earning £12.5 million; Ezequiel Lavezzi at Hebai China Fortune earning £10.5m; and Jackson Martinez at Guangzhou earning £10m.
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If you create a merit badge for earning all the merit badges, wouldn't you need a merit badge for earning all the merit badges and earning a merit badge?
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" For example, "earning $100,000 in San Francisco is equivalent to earning $71,000 in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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Women reported earning $14.26 an hour, while their male counterparts reported earning $16.61 an hour.
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Single parents earning more than $595,000 and couples earning more that $220,000 combined are ineligible.
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And data shows the poor are earning less money and the rich are earning more.
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I&aposm currently earning about 150 times what I was earning at my old bank.
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A family earning less would pay less, and a family earning more would pay more.
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I'm grateful for the opportunity, they will say, upon earning (key word: earning) an opportunity.
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Henrys are typically individuals earning over $100,000 or couples earning over $150,000, according to Malani.
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Among income groups, Clinton leads by 14 points among those earning less than $30,000, seven points among those earning $30,000-$33,000, and eight points among those earning from $50,000-$75,000.
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Male graduates will gravitate toward high-earning jobs, whereas women will gravitate towards lower-earning jobs.
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Before this year, Forbes separated the highest earning TV actresses from the highest earning film actresses.
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Currently, 77.6 percent of households earning $6900,000 to $29,999 were cost-burdened, compared to 53.3 percent of households earning $30,000 to $44,999, and 24.8 percent of households earning $85003,000 to $74,999.
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Earning $2100,000 in Albany, New York looks a lot different than earning $50,000 in New York City.
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Since 2000, employment of college grads has grown more rapidly in low-earning than high-earning jobs.
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It's attained by flying 30 segments and earning 12,000 flight points, or just earning 15,1103 flight points.
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For example, a low-earning spouse in a high-earning couple might not be covered, she said.
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"We wanted to stay focused on earning as much support as possible, earning as many delegates as possible."
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American households earning less than $10,000 a year buy twice as much sugary drink as those earning $100,000.
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The tax deduction would be available to families earning less than $500,000 or individuals earning less than $1.383,000.
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Both of those apply to individuals earning $200,000 or more a year and couples earning more than $250,000.
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HonestyHumilityKindnessThese are the skills that take you from earning $1000 per month, which is decent, to earning $11,000.
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And now they've reached their peak earning years, only to find they are no longer peak earning years.
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For example, the empowerment of women, coupled with the tendency of people to marry those like themselves, means that high-earning men increasingly pair with high-earning women to form super-high-earning families.
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The bill proposes three individual income tax brackets: 212 percent for married couples earning up to $39.63,239.6; 230 percent for those earning up to $270,000 and 35 percent for those earning up to $1 million.
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So beautiful people aren't earning more because they're beautiful, they're earning more because they're smart, healthy and well adjusted.
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That change, the budget notes, would affect single taxpayers earning $200,000 or more, and couples earning more than $250,000.
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Statewide data show that he won 52% of those earning under $50,000 and 64% of those earning over $100,000.
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Increase your earning potentialLooking back, most millionaires realized that earning was more important than they originally thought, John found.
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Earning rates on purchasesHere is where the details really matter as both cards have recently revamped their earning structures.
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More educated, higher-earning Americans are less likely to divorce than their lower-earning, less-educated peers, research shows.
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The tax credit would begin to phase out for individual filers earning at least $130,000 or couples earning $180,303.
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Among women of color that number is even lower, with black women earning 63 cents for every dollar, Native American women earning 57 cents for every dollar and Latina women earning 54 cents for every dollar.
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Of the three steps to becoming wealthy (earning, saving, and investing) the one that's often the most neglected is earning.
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The measure created a 20103 percent tax rate on individuals earning above $250,000 and married couples jointly earning above $500,000.
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Individuals earning up to $224,2500 will receive a check for $1,200, while couples earning up to $150,000 will get $2,400.
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The remaining students will have racked up absurdly high expenses on the way to earning, or not earning, a degree.
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The victor will claim 50 league points, with the runner-up earning 30 and the other semifinalists earning 20 apiece.
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By the fourth year you're not just earning 29.8 percent on $26,2003, you are earning 2200 percent on about $2250,2000.
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An average worker earning $75,000 or less might be fine under such rules, but not someone earning over $125,000, said Ryan.
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For a worker earning $50,000 a year, that would be an extra $18.73; for someone earning $500,000, it would be $187.35.
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Different bonus points earning structuresThe difference in points earning across the two cards can create some interesting opportunities to maximize points.
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I went from earning a lot of money as a DJ to earning a pittance but learning how to cook again.
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Your account is earning less than 1% APYIf your savings account isn't earning much interest, it's not helping your money grow.
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Women make less money than men when they are earning — and they're also far more likely to be earning nothing at all.
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A good question, you know, he was earning a living here in the United States, earning a living as a truck driver.
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The single woman earning $82,500 and the couple earning $165,000 would see their rates soar from 85033 percent to 60 percent. Ouch.
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Celinne Da Costa, age 260, went from earning $22015,000 a year after taxes to earning $32,000 a month in just six years.
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The differential among Asians has widened considerably since 1970, when the highest-earning Asians made 6.1 times as much the lowest earning.
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Just like that, my emergency fund money was earning me over 25 times what it had been earning me the day before.
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You'll also earn an unlimited 2% back with this card without having to keep track of bonus earning categories or earning caps.
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Earning the median base salary of Raleigh ($17743,17733) would be like earning $17723,17713 in Manhattan, according to Bankrate's cost of living calculator.
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According to the contract, site supervisors are earning $330 an hour for their work, while project accountants are earning $440 per hour.
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It would provide 150 dinars for Bahrainis earning less than 300 dinars a month — up from 100 dinars in the old system — 100 dinars for those earning up to 700, and 13 dinars for those earning up to 1,000, officials said.
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Those earning $24.1 million to $0003 million make up 2000 percent of those hit, and those earning $22015 million and over 21 percent.
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Your money is earning nothing in your checking account, and it's earning pennies if you're keeping it in a typical bank savings account.
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Individuals earning less than $75,000, and couples earning less than $150,000, will get a big tax credit to help them with their premiums.
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Individuals earning less than $12,000 a year – or couples earning $24,000 and filing jointly – would pay no tax, essentially doubling the standard deduction.
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Newsom's plan is to expand access to financial assistance to individuals earning up to $72,840 and families of four earning up to $150,600.
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That early vote looked a lot like the Super Tuesday vote, with Mr. Rubio earning 216 percent and Mr. Cruz earning 25.7 percent.
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As noted above, individuals earning up to $22018,22019, and couples earning up to $198,000, will receive a check, though the amount will vary.
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The same poll saw 54 percent support among voters earning less than $50,000, compared with 43 percent among those earning more than $100,000.
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And as I said in my previous answer, we need to encourage a lifelong love of earning -- learning, and earning -- and intellectual curiosity.
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It made little sense to apply any elbow grease searching for yields when options ranged from earning nothing to earning next to nothing.
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The size of the checks would diminish for those earning more than $75,000 and phase out completely for those earning more than $99,000.
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Right now a single person earning $550,000 a year pays the same marginal rate as a person earning 10 or 20163 times as much.
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Her proposal would grant $22017,000 a year to families earning less than $100,000 a year, and $3,000 annually to individuals earning less than $50,20173.
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But the data show that he won the support of 52% of voters statewide earning under $50,000, and 64% of those earning over $100,000.
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Today, we are surrounded by excellent innovation for spending, but there is very little good innovation for earning and none for earning a livelihood.
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For years, online shoppers had to decide between earning miles through an airline shopping portal or earning cash back through a cash-back portal.
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In addition, she is calling for another 14.8% levy on investment income for individuals earning more than $250,000 and couples earning more than $400,000.
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Just as earning or saving potential is learned in our experimental economic game, we believe our pro-earning and anti-savings bias is learned.
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Here's the median income American men are earning at every age, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics for the second quarter of 2017: Men are not only earning higher wages than women in general, but their peak earning age comes significantly later.
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But when you have the context of, this is meant to be earning a living or at least earning substantial income, it seems less crazy.
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And hey, about those rates: According to the leaked contract, site supervisors are earning $330 per hour while project accountants are earning $440 per hour.
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Those rules may discourage some couples — particularly where there's an older, higher-earning individual and a younger, lower-earning person — to both file for benefits.
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Those rules may discourage some couples — particularly where there's an older, higher earning individual and a younger, lower earning person — to both file for benefits.
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The latter are largely redistributive: those earning over £80,000 will face a marginal rate of 45%, rising to 50% for those earning more than £123,703.
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Among women earning under $25,000 a year, 33.1% of women with infertility sought treatment, compared with 66.8% of infertile women earning at least $100,000 annually.
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MORE proposed limiting the value of itemized deductions for wealthy taxpayers — individuals earning more than $200,000 and couples earning more than $2023,000 — at 28 percent.
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The current credit begins to phase out for families earning $15,000; under the proposed budget, the credit only declines for those earning $120,000 or more.
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But there is a difference between earning a profit by providing a useful service to your customers and earning a profit by duping your customers.
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"If you would have been earning $30,000 a year, and suddenly you're in school for those four months, that's $10,000 you're not earning," Grove said.
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Apartments selling for millions now mix with ones for families of two earning as little as $15,000 a year, and some for those earning zero.
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The guidance emphasized that by saying high-earning lawyers and high-earning doctors who provide direct medical services to patients can't claim the tax break.
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More than half of participants lived in households earning less than $50,000 a year, and more than 40 percent in households earning less than $25,000.
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Single people earning more than about $48,000, or families of four earning more than around $98,7503, earn too much to qualify for any insurance subsidies.
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The share reporting such unhappiness rises to 4 percent among men earning between $35,000 and 203,000, and 7 percent for men earning less than $35,000.
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That makes it the highest-earning free-to-play game of 2019, as well as the highest-earning game of the year, according to SuperData.
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First, people earning more than $100,000 a year can't get the full $50,000 in debt relief; someone earning $220,000 could get only $10,000, for example.
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Because Hopkins isn't earning any "free money" from her 401(k), her high-interest debt is likely costing her more than her retirement savings are earning.
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Republican negotiators are looking at repealing taxes on individuals earning over $200,000 and couples earning $85033,000 as part of their effort to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Most workers—those earning less than the cap of $127,200—would see a 2 percent boost in their paychecks; workers earning more would get proportionately less.
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Jen Sincero went from earning $28,000 a year as a freelance writer to a high-earning success coach and No. 1 New York Times best-selling author.
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I expect in the next few years to be earning substantially more, because I have pivoted careers and the earning potential is much greater for me now.
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Holzhauer, 35, went up against Emma Boettcher and Francois Barcomb to win the tournament, with Boettcher coming in second (earning $100,000) and Barcomb taking third (earning $50,000).
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The median-earning dentist in the US makes $151,440 a year, and the median-earning physician makes at least $208,000, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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An earlier, separate survey by INSIDER and Morning Consult found that some Americans earning less than $50,000 feel rich, while others earning more than $100,000 feel poor.
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The two sides are also discussing a two-tier wage system converting part-time workers earning $15 per hour into full-time workers earning the same amount.
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Well, they tend to feel the biggest feelings as they're moving from earning a salary and saving money to spending it and perhaps not earning at all.
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For example, 81 percent of Senate committee staffers earning $20,000 a year or less were female, while 21625 percent of those earning $2900,220006 or more were male.
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Even some other high-earning taxpayers — those earning more than $250,0003 a year in many cases, though the thresholds vary by candidate — would see significant tax increases.
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While it has many $50,000+ per month creators, and indeed its single highest-earning creator — earning roughly $400-500,000 per month by my estimate — accounts for nearly 1 percent of all money flowing through the platform, Patreon's dominant revenue source is creators earning between $123,000 and $50,000 per month.
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The Tax Policy Center noted that 277 percent of people earning $21,000 to $500,000 and 62 percent of people earning $500,000 to $773 million paid more in taxes in 2017 because of the tax, while only 20 percent of people earning more than $1 million paid higher taxes.
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You can also speed up the process by earning 100 points for trying something new, earning 1.5x points on extra point days, and by participating in different challenges.
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They can earn it, but on some level, they even — in my opinion — feel guilty that they're earning more money than their male spouse happens to be earning.
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Any company that is not a practitioner of the golden rule of data will have a tough time earning customer's trust, and a tougher time earning their business.
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Eighty-four percent of internet-connected Americans earning less than $30,000 a year use the social network, while 77 percent of online Americans earning at least $75,000 do.
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Its list of on-air employees earning at least 2000,2109 pounds ($195,555) numbered 96 people, two-thirds of them men, most earning more than women doing similar work.
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There's no big loss in earning rewards you can't use, I suppose, but it's really a shame when you could be earning cash back or flexible rewards instead.
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Fortune estimated that Blaine was one of the world's highest-earning magicians in 2018, earning a total of $13.5 million, primarily from his sell-out North America tour.
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Almost half of people earning less than $30,000 a year sleep at least six hours a night, compared with about a third of those earning at least $553,000.
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The SAT gaps are also egregious: Kids from families earning above $200,20083 score 388 points higher on average than those from families earning less than $20,000 per year.
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Overall, the number of creators earning five figures a year is up 2000 percent, and the number of those earning six figures is up by 40 percent, YouTube says.
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The jump is rather dramatic in the Iowa poll, which had Buttigieg at 7% among those earning less than $50,000 and at 15% with those earning more than $100,000.
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The company suggests influencers with fewer followers and lower engagement rates are earning $444,0003 a year, while those with higher numbers are earning upwards of $888,000 to $1.33 million.
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Degrees were also ranked according to earning potential, with workers holding certain degrees earning double or triple their starting salary once they'd logged 10 years of within their field.
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McDonagh's wrist shot made its way through heavy traffic in the slot past a screened Quick with Zuccarello earning his second assist and Mika Zibanejad earning the secondary helper.
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"Restaurants are earning better grades because they are cleaner than ever before, earning fewer violations for pests, food out of temperature and other food safety measures," the agency said.
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For example, 87 percent of people earning more than $75,000 own smartphones compared to just 52 percent of people earning less than $30,000, according to a Pew Research survey.
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The American Express® Gold Card has the best earning rate on groceries at US supermarkets, but there are other solid options for cash back and earning Chase points.
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Earning the Companion Pass has historically required earning 2100,2110 qualifying points or completing 2000 qualifying flight segments in a year, but starting in 153 the requirements will go up.
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Bottom LineThe Amex Gold and the Chase Sapphire Preferred are both excellent credit cards for earning flexible travel rewards, and they offer useful bonus categories for earning maximum points.
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That number drops even further for those in the lowest-earning tenth: 31 percent of Americans earning $10.80 an hour or less receive any form of paid sick leave.
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And while the number of students earning bachelor's degrees has steadily increased over the past several decades, so has the number of students earning professional certificates and associate's degrees.
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People earning less are usually on Medicaid, which has little out-of-pocket spending already, and people earning more are less likely to see such spending reach the limit.
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With the refundable child tax credit, families earning under $2,500 a year don't get anything, and it doesn't fully phase in until families are earning nearly $12,000 a year.
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On YouTube, their careers — and earning potential — thrived.
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For instance, workers can make about $30,000 a year as a butcher or gravedigger, but earning a degree may help them break into a career with a higher earning potential.
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THEY'RE ACTUALLY EARNING PRETTY GOOD MONEY AS IT IS. AND RESERVE REQUIREMENTS ARE PROBABLY MORE IMPORTANT FACTOR ALMOST THAN LOW RATES, BUT NO, IT'S A FACTOR IN BERKSHIRE'S EARNING POWER.
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The rates at which people with medical bill problems sought charity or borrowed money from friends was similar among people earning less than $25,000 and those earning more than $100,000.
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The Marriage Foundation, a charity, calculates that 87% of women in the highest-earning quintile with children under five are married, compared with only 24% in the lowest-earning quintile.
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The U.S. received its highest marks for rail, earning a B, and its lowest rating for transit, earning a D-.Aviation, dams, drinking water and roads all received D grades.
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Smallholder farmers are those earning all or nearly all of their income from agriculture, farming on 13-20 acres of land and earning around $500 to $5,000, according to Sheehan.
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The company estimates there are around four million Muslims across the U.S., with two-thirds earning more than $50,000 a year and a quarter earning more than $100,000 a year.
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"Over the last year, channels earning five figures annually grew more than 35 percent, while channels earning six figures annually grew more than 40 percent," Wojcicki said, highlighting YouTube's growth.
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As part of the biggest stimulus package in U.S. history if passed, individuals earning under $75,000 may receive direct payments of $1,200, while couples earning under $150,000 could receive $2,400.
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It would make public colleges free for families earning up to $100,000 a year, subsidize tuition for those earning up to $150,000 and increase Pell Grant funding by $120 billion.
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Earning rate for purchasesThe earning rates for both of these cards can be lucrative, but you might earn more points with one card over another depending on how you spend.
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It would make public colleges free for families earning up to $100,000 a year, subsidize tuition for those earning up to $150,000 and increase Pell Grant funding by $120 billion.
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The highest-earning families spent just 28503 percent of their take-home pay on out-of-pocket costs, while the lowest-earning families spent nearly triple that at 22019 percent.
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Half of the teenagers from households earning less than $30,000 said alcohol was a major problem; that number decreased to 43 percent among teenagers in households earning more than $75,000.
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The Lion King was one of Disney's biggest successes during the Renaissance period in the late '80s to late '90s, earning almost universal acclaim and earning nearly $970 million worldwide.
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You're earning pennies on your savingsIf you're earning next to nothing on your savings, it may be time to switch banks (or at least move your savings to a new account).
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Labor * Will match the coalition's planned tax cuts for workers earning between A$48,000-A$126,210 a year, but also pledged a bigger rebate for people earning less than A$2000,220.
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A point system determines the winner, with first place votes earning seven points, second place votes earning four points, and the final three spots receiving three, two and one point, respectively.
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Welcome offer:Pros: No annual fee, introductory APR, solid cash-back earning ratesCons: Lower cash-back earning rate than annual fee cardsClick here to learn more about the Blue Cash Everyday card.
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The Department of Housing and Urban Development reported that 503 percent of Americans earning under $20,000 a year have broadband at home, compared with 90 percent of those earning over $100,000.
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It offers up to $50,000 of debt relief to those earning under $100,000, and would repay a percentage of that, on a sliding scale, for those earning between $100,000 and $250,000.
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The size of the checks decreases by $0.05 for each dollar earned above those cutoffs, with single filers earning more than $99,000 and married couples earning more than $198,000 getting nothing.
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New America reports that 71 percent of undergraduate students from families earning under $30,000 annually and 76 percent of independent recipients from families earning under of $20,6900 annually benefit from SEOG.
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A taxpayer earning $31,000 a year would see their effective tax rate fall 8.1 percentage points, while a person earning more than $90,000 would see a decline of 4.2 percentage points.
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Labor ** Will match the coalition's planned tax cuts for workers earning between A$48,2000-A$2500,210 a year, but also pledged a bigger rebate for people earning less than A$2000,220.
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They're truly earning their tagline — "Comics for dangerous humans."
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Trillions of dollars are sitting in banks today earning .
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According to the new budget, people and trusts earning more than 5 million rupees a year will pay an additional 10% surcharge and 15% for those earning more than 10 million rupees.
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Nearly 80 percent of workers earning less than $15,000 per year and about half of workers earning between $15,000 and $34,999 per year lack access to even a single paid sick day.
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Last year, Harris introduced her $500-a-month proposal, which would grant $6,000 a year to families earning less than $100,000 a year, and $3,000 annually to individuals earning less than $50,000.
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Members will be able to opt into earning MR points on future transactions, but any accumulated cash-back earnings will pay out by PayPal or check — based on your current earning preference.
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"We've done as best a job as we can making it clear that I'm earning what I'm earning because of me, and not because of who my father is," Ben Platt said.
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It takes the tax rate of someone earning 20 million rupees up to 103 percent, and for those earning more than 50 million rupees the rate climbs to at least 42.7 percent.
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Earning $33 million and surpassing earning expectations, it was the best opening weekend yet for lead actress Jennifer Lopez, who stars alongside Constance Wu as the masterminds of the illicit business scheme.
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While just under 40 percent of those earning $50,000 or less say they'd be likely to invest in an expensive item, nearly 70 percent of those earning $70,000 or more say the same.
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But unlike our previous comparison, which put together women earning between $65k to $70k a year, we decided to see how similar (or different!) the earning and spending would be within one industry.
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A Tennessee teen balanced new parenthood, earning her high school diploma and becoming valedictorian — all while earning more than $33 million in scholarships as she prepares for the next steps in her education.
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Non-farmers earning up to 30,000 baht a year will receive a one-off sum of 3,000 baht while those earning between 13,000 and 100,000 baht annually will receive 1,500 baht, he said.
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Harris' proposed replacement, the LIFT Act, would provide refundable tax credits of up to $6,000 per year for families earning less than $100,000 annually and $3,000 for single filers earning less than $50,000.
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The Brennan Center survey also found that citizens earning less than $25,85033 per year are more than twice as likely to lack ready documentation of their citizenship as those earning more than $25,000.
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The median annual salary for logisticians was $22016,210 in May 0003, according to the BLS, with the lowest 2000 percent earning less than $23,22026 and the highest 10 percent earning more than $117,310.
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The same study found that California households earning less than $22019,000 per year are exposed to 25 percent more particulate matter pollution (PM 2.5) than California households earning more than $200,000 per year.
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Generally, the longer any marriage has lasted, the more weight it carries when judges are determining how to award a lower-earning or no-earning spouse a percentage of assets and/or alimony.
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A positive factor would be earning 125 percent of the poverty line, which is $12,490 for an individual and $25,750 for a family of four, while earning less would be a negative factory.
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According to recent BLS data, although there has been wage growth for those in the top earning percentile brackets, the opposite is true for workers in the bottom and lower-middle earning categories.
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There are currently two banks issuing mile-earning debit cards:Suntrust SkyMiles debit cardsSuntrust bank offers two mile-earning debit cards, the Delta SkyMiles World Debit Card and the Delta SkyMiles Business Debit Card.
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The bill makes big cuts to taxes on payroll and investment income for those earning more than $200,000, and provides more subsidies to buy insurance for people earning between about $50,000 and $203,000.
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Earning Mosaic normally requires TrueBlue program members to earn 15,000 base flight points, which is equivalent to spending $5,000 on airfare, or flying 30 segments and earning 12,000 base points per calendar year.
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Hedge funds have long paid extremely well with the 25 best-paid hedge fund managers earning $13 billion last year, Institutional Investor's Alpha's 15th annual ranking of the industry's highest-earning managers show.
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A married couple filing jointly and earning $30,000 will pay an additional $120, which is 0.4 percent of total income, while the same couple earning $100,000 will fork over $755, or 0.755 percent.
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Food prices are high and they have no earning capacity.
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Your peak earning years may be closer than you think.
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Unlike you, he's earning a base salary of $9,750,000 already.
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I am very glad to be earning money again, though.
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It's not merely those earning low wages who are struggling.
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It sells for just 10 times [next year's] earning [estimates].
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Earning your forgiveness will fuel the rest of my days.
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Also, don't just watch how much your company is earning.
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But are we really that surprised at her earning power?
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However, earning reports were the main market drivers on Wednesday.
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Many Facebook interns report earning more than $7,000 per month.
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In fact, the Olympics can hurt an athlete's earning power.
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Households earning $100,000 to $200,000 would enjoy a $360 boost.
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Still, working with littler companies means earning less per customer.
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A family earning about $8,400 a year is doing well.
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Even those earning above the minimum have enjoyed better pay.
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The series debuted in April, earning middling reviews from critics.
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But what if you're earning more than the average American?
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But other ad networks allow publishers to keep earning money.
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ShiftDoc says that it's earning $50 per shift it fills.
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Current polls show Mr. Cruz earning nearly this exact amount.
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She said it was preventing her from earning a living.
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She emerged totally unscathed on this front, earning a 4.
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Earning a salary makes leaving a bad marriage financially possible.
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Barry praises Unilever for earning the top spot this year.
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While our time is finite our earning potential is limitless.
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That didn't stop those managers from earning very large rewards.
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Explain the benefits of investing and earning interest over time.
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Though the company beat on revenue, earning $365 million vs.
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Wall Street is really happy after Google's latest earning report.
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That means it's earning nearly $20 per user per year.
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Raising Cane's ranked second in this category, earning 70 percent.
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Earning season is underway, with many companies reporting on Wednesday.
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It's a commercial endeavor, with Zipline earning revenues per delivery.
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Q: Were you OK with earning a lot less money?
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Bush outperformed polls in the Granite State, earning 11% support.
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And Game of Thrones is not earning its shit anymore.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Comcast is earning its peacock feathers.
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"We have to preserve that earning power," Mr Hirose said.
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He made far more with TGP, earning $226,000 last year.
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Gulf citizens have got used to earning without doing much.
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Compounding is the earning of money on the money invested.
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Elliott had 23 saves in earning the win for Philadelphia.
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But you may want to consider earning potential as well.
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Earning more money isn't always the answer to financial woes.
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I definitely chose my major based on the earning potential.
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"Gemini Man" came in third place, earning only $21 million.
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Let's imagine for a moment your goal is earning rewards.
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Earning a lot of money doesn't necessarily make you rich.
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I was a general assignment reporter earning $525 a week.
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So why use it if you're just earning 1 point?
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Taylor Swift topped the list, earning $170 million last year.
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You may still be earning income after you retire abroad.
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They feared the loss of physician autonomy and earning potential.
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Earning 10x miles on paid hotel stays booked through Hotels.
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And Americans are indeed earning more degrees than ever before.
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For singles, that means earning between $24,042 and $0003,126 annually.
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Which card's earning categories will be better for your needs?
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The series received critical acclaim, earning dozens of industry awards.
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AX > flagged weaker annual earning and scrapped its interim dividend.
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The department did not say how much they were earning.
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Those earning $61,22015 to $2529,2529 can take a partial deduction.
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Universal's "Sisters" rounded out the top five, earning $7.2 million.
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He appears well on his way to earning Pop's trust.
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He struck out eight while earning his fourth consecutive win.
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Males earning a mean annual income of $106,000, that is.
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Were you able to start earning money at that point?
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Stiers did it splendidly too ... earning himself 2 Emmy nominations.
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IT REALLY IS EARNING OR CASH FLOWING ABOUT $215 BILLION.
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Earning potential for U.S. workers operating refining equipment was suspended.
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But earning a world title demands a strategic, tactical approach.
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Your points will go towards earning your next Nordstrom Note.
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Earning a college degree is more valuable than ever before.
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But it ran for 18 years, earning nearly $400 million.
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"He's earning his salary now," Parker said with a laugh.
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Miami, earning the nickname of Little Jerusalem, remained a bubble.
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At Sailfish Point, earning the certificate took about two years.
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And workers deal with it all while earning unlivable wages.
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She's now earning a salary of $52,000 plus full benefits.
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And what are you earning in commission from this sale?
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Giorgetti went to Milan's Bocconi University, earning an accounting degree.
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However, earning that coveted Top Pick designation — not so easy.
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After earning $2000 million, the men declared the company bankrupt.
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Eventually, she was earning $300,000 a year as a freelancer.
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She concentrated on still photography, earning assignments with National Geographic.
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So I looked into other options for earning more points.
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Consider two hypothetical C.E.O.s, each earning $10 million a year.
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But she works in a factory earning $10.50 an hour.
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And they are earning college credentials at a significant rate.
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After all, Gen X's best earning years are still ahead.
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The system for earning money through livestreaming is intentionally opaque.
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Imagine some people earning $50,000, with a history of arthritis.
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Perhaps I am not earning my keep as a critic.
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"These are close to your peak earning years," Adam said.
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We're focused right now on earning the trust of Canadians.
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After earning his Ph.D., he became a professor and dean.
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Despite favorable reviews, it did neither, earning just $103 million.
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But earning their vote may be more straightforward than imagined.
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Your peak earning years may be just around the corner.
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One, Betty Broadbent, actually came close to earning a crown.
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Instead of earning very little interest, they would get penalized.
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He wrote lyrical, powerful dialogue, earning him comparisons to Shakespeare.
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The highest earning hours are between 7 and 11 p.m.
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But he succeeds in earning Negan's respect with his chutzpah.
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I couldn't get by with the money I was earning.
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Neither of these came close to earning $100 million worldwide.
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"Women are earning more degrees than men at every level yet, when it comes to post-college salaries, men are still earning more," said Kim Churches, CEO of the American Association of University Women.
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House bill: Obamacare expanded Medicaid from being open to people earning 215 percent of the federal poverty level up to people earning 22019 percent of the FPL; 22020 states and Washington DC opted in.
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Reserve: How the Chase Sapphire credit cards stack upPoints earning on the Sapphire ReserveThe Chase Sapphire Reserve is a popular choice for dining and travel thanks to its strong earning rates on this spending.
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This way, you're earning 5x points on the bonus categories, and given that travel website The Points Guy values Chase points at 2 cents apiece, that's double the return of earning 5% cash back.
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The most controversial element is a plan to send out $1,2023 checks to people earning up to $75,000 and couples earning up to $150,21625, and to phase out the subsidies quickly after those thresholds.
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Under the plan, individuals earning up to $220,2000 a year, and couples earning up to $500,000, would be able to deduct from their taxable income the average cost of child care in their states.
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Unlike previous drafts, which allowed anyone, regardless of income, to qualify for assistance, the bill offers the full subsidies only to individuals earning less than $75,000 a year or to joint filers earning $150,000.
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Why should a person earning $100,000 a year have 100 percent of his wages subject to Social Security deductions, while a person earning $300,000 has just 40 percent of his wages subject to the deduction?
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Bank are also struggling with weak profitability with the sector earning a return on equity of just 6 percent in the last quarter of 2017, with many not even earning the cost of their equity.
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The House bill Republicans hope to pass Thursday, tax analysts for Congress say, will reduce effective tax rates twice as much for those earning $1 million or more as for those earning $100,000 or less.
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Incomes tended to gradually increase with age among workers in their 230s and 30s, with the median full-time employed 18-year-old earning about $17,700 and the median 37-year-old earning about $50,353.
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The legislation would provide up to $6,000 a year in the form of a refundable tax credit for households earning under $100,000 annually, and up to $3,000 for single filers earning under $50,000 per year.
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Opposition Labor: * Labour has promised to match the coalition's planned tax cuts for workers earning between A$48,000-A$126,23 a year, but also pledged a bigger rebate for people earning less than A$45,000.
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Households earning more than $1 million per year nearly always itemize.
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About 19% come from the highest-earning 1% of American households.
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Fee-earning assets under management rose 15 percent to $280.2 billion.
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All I Bonds mature (stop earning interest) 30 years after purchase.
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It tops out at $220 for those earning more than $22,000.
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Leaving a job due to harassment can affect women's earning prospects.
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Did you really think earning your O.W.L. would be that easy?
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Seven hundred people work here, each earning around $7,000 a year.
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These films also are earning massive payouts, and garnering critical acclaim.
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Back then, in 1789, Washington was earning about $25,000 a year.
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Fox's "Hidden Figures" rounded out the top five, earning $8 million.
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We have over $90,000 in a savings account earning zero interest.
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You know, the Business Roundtable supports the earning of tax credit.
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But you don't need to worry about earning a perfect 850.
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It's very hard to win Best Picture without earning incredible reviews.
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And the last one is on the cusp of earning out.
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That would give low-wage earning employees access to some healthcare.
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We were earning all this money, but we didn't spend it.
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"Think of TRVL as TripAdvisor with an earning model," Wijnands explains.
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Its tests are focused on creating earning opportunities for EV drivers.
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You know, there he is earning his money for his boss.
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I'm talking about people who are earning below the poverty line.
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It also racked up solid box office, earning $375 million worldwide.
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What is even more interesting is who is earning this income.
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Marrero remains on the force today, earning almost $120,000 last year.
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Jay, 31, upholstererI've been earning fuck all money my whole life.
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U.S. stocks were higher as investors digested more quarterly earning reports.
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Invictus lost in the Libertarian primary, earning just over 1,000 votes.
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This week, Apple, Facebook, Amazon and LinkedIn release their earning reports.
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For Tweety, earning a paycheck is a pathway to her dreams.
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It was the seventh-highest earning app in the first quarter.
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Further, 17% come from the highest-earning 1% of American households.
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Sterling rose after the announcement, weighing on foreign-earning UK equities.
|
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The median earning of a truck driver now stands at $42,480.
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Now, they will be earning the same as fast-food cooks.
|
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Mr. Trump is not just a little better at earning media.
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Once they're in the program, they can start earning ad revenue.
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Highest-earning Americans would pay 37 percent, down from 39.6 percent.
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I had no earning power — my income dropped by two thirds.
|
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We previously looked at how women earning $30,000 spent their money.
|
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Instead, earning money will rely on staking (investing) rather than mining.
|
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Rogers kept busy earning graduate degrees in theology and child development.
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The ban will have an enormous impact on Sharapova's earning potential.
|
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Claxton did well, earning notice and pictures in the local press.
|
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In 2017 Forbes released the world's highest-earning actresses and actors.
|
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Earning respect in the workplace can be difficult at any age.
|
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And here are his fellow highest-earning YouTube stars of 22018.
|
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About 10% come from the highest-earning 1% of American households.
|
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Only 55% said that they were earning more than their COE.
|
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Those issues can include either overspending or under-earning, she said.
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I'm not talking about earning half a million dollars a year.
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By December, he was earning $100,000 per sack in incentive pay.
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They have been replaced partly by lower-earning youngsters (see chart).
|
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And for night one, it did, earning a 21/30. 1.
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She was earning a degree in the time she had left.
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Learn more about earning money from a hobby or skill here.
|
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He was successful at earning money without any more criminal activities.
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And what were we earning for all of our hard work?
|
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The superintendent was earning about $147,504 a year, according to NJ.com.
|
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The median employee was a manufacturing operator in Thailand earning $10,999.
|
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They now head multiple international rankings, earning the sobriquet 'reform champions'.
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It missed on earning per share too, losing 16 cents vs.
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The credit would phase out for couples earning more than $120,000.
|
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Critics praised the drama, earning it a 000% on Rotten Tomatoes.
|
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Or how about black Lyft drivers earning less than white ones?
|
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Elsewhere in Europe some solid earning updates supported the broader market.
|
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Facebook, which eventually bought WhatsApp, was earning $6 per user annually.
|
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You should certainly expect it to be earning $27 billion, pretax.
|
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Earning potential isn't just dependent on snagging a high-paying job.
|
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If women are paid less, that means families are earning less.
|
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The company had sold nearly 400,000 units, earning revenues of $503,605.
|
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Even some families earning six-figures have little to no savings.
|
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Largely, though, Ford reports, earning more has negative repercussions for women.
|
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Once I started earning a better salary, the habit had stuck.
|
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The poorest Americans earning less than $15,000 were the most angry.
|
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Olympian Simone Biles started earning prize money at a young age.
|
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He now delivers medicines to local pharmacies, earning $6 a stop.
|
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The money is said to represent each citizen's future earning potential.
|
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Sometimes it exceeds 100%, meaning workers are better-off earning less.
|
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And yet she wasn't earning enough to get her own place.
|
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Or wage-earning workers who want equal pay for equal work.
|
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I tried to make ends meet, earning only $300 a week.
|
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Upper income earning taxpayers disproportionately benefit from the formerly uncapped SALT.
|
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Q: How did you first learn the value of earning money?
|
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It is a gauge of earning power, closely watched by investors.
|
|
The product covers the gap for people earning up to $210,21.
|
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She must not depend on anybody, and should be earning herself.
|
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My dad died in his peak earning years from heart disease.
|
|
But for Stucky, earning astronaut wings was decades in the making.
|
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But he started earning money well before launching his acting career.
|
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I've been earning points and miles for the last seven years.
|
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After earning his engineering degree, he worked two jobs for years.
|
|
Johnson moved up from second place last year while earning less.
|
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Each time, he didn't come remotely close to earning the nomination.
|
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $71,600.
|
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $71,700.
|
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $71,900.
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $72,300.
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $72,700.
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $73,000.
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $73,200.
|
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $73,500.
|
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $73,600.
|
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $73,700.
|
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $74,300.
|
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $74,700.
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $75,400.
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $76,800.
|
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While renting, they are likely earning a profit on their property.
|
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When you work for yourself, your earning potential is essentially limitless.
|
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He also won the Canadian Open, earning just over $1 million.
|
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They are earning money on capital gains, not a service. Rep.
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At 0.05% APY, I was earning a negligible $0.54 per month.
|
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Overall, I consider the points-earning ratios to be a wash.
|
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Like anyone in professional sports, earning potential does not last long.
|
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Adam Rippon of the United States was third, earning 172.98 points.
|
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But, remember, now you're earning 10% of $110,000 instead of $100,000.
|
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If a borrower's earning are comparable, they will receive less assistance.
|
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At the time, my account was earning over 2% interest annually.
|
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By contrast, the Amex Business Gold's earning structure is more nuanced.
|
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But the biggest hurdle will be earning back the world's trust.
|
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In 2016, 87 percent were employed, earning about $14 an hour.
|
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After her second raise, Greenwalt was earning slightly more than $164,000.
|
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Airbnb makes passive earning available to anyone with a spare room.
|
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So, not earning enough money, they invest in a harebrained scheme.
|
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Recall the example of the employee currently earning $100,000 a year.
|
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Degreed offers tools for tracking lifelong learning and earning additional credentials.
|
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House ethics rules prohibit members from earning outside income beyond $27,495.
|
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He worked his way up to captain, earning $45 an hour.
|
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Its knitwear sales are rising, which will provide some earning stability.
|
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People earning more can buy insurance in the new Obamacare marketplaces.
|
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That's the equivalent of selling more loaves, but earning less money.
|
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She also said she had lost money and her earning capacity.
|
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Currently, North Korea has close to 100,000 people earning wages abroad.
|
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"Can you imagine somebody today earning $9 an hour?" he asked.
|
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I have worked odd jobs here and there, earning very little.
|
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"It's not about employees earning another dollar an hour," Ryan says.
|
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Such officers typically thrive in the department, earning commendations and promotions.
|
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In their 30s, the women wound up earning 9 percent less.
|
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Incomes are rising across generations, with children out-earning their parents.
|
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Women, however, were still earning substantially less than their male peers.
|
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Those earning numbers are, uh, not a poll of any sort.
|
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His career, while short, was potent, earning him millions of fans.
|
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To do this, he had to start by earning money first.
|
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You could say it's all about living and earning in 2020.
|
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We stay focused on earning, saving and planning the next adventure.
|
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Learning a trade can be equally meritorious to earning a degree!
|
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She was a , earning a full scholarship to Tennessee State University.
|
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Imagines him incorporated, a legal person, employed and earning a living. . . .
|
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Pagenaud also led the most laps, earning him two additional points.
|
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After earning his first bylines at The Hour in Norwalk, Conn.
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SO, THERE'S MORE OR LESS PARODY OF EARNING POWER AND IMPORTANCE.
|
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Now they are big-earning members of a gifted pack. 2011.
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After earning a business diploma, he left for France in 1957.
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The benefit mainly applies to higher-earning taxpayers who itemize deductions.
|
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Ms. Genao has set her sights on earning a bachelor's degree.
|
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Anyone earning $10 per hour or more would receive no subsidy.
|
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Those earning $7.25 today could see a raise to about $8.60.
|
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He then smashed it six more times, earning a point penalty.
|
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Today, he's earning $55,27.5 a year making websites for car companies.
|
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From dealerships to automakers to repair shops, high-earning jobs abound.
|
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Here's his best advice for avoiding 'imposter syndrome' and earning respect.
|
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But earning an MBA can still pay off big for graduates.
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That's about $576,000 for anyone earning around the median U.S. income.
|
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It's the world's No. 1 downloaded and top-earning dating app.
|
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He began earning respect among black activists for his organizing talents.
|
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For most people, earning potential can also make a big difference.
|
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Within seven years, Workiva was earning more than $100 million annually.
|
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Collins is earning every penny this season with his stellar play.
|
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Almost immediately he started earning five, six times his previous salary.
|
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Banks have been earning interest on reserves for nearly 10 years.
|
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In 2019, your odds of earning a raise were nearly even.
|
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Edmund worked on his family's farm, earning money only after harvests.
|
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Anyone earning less than $10,000 would pay no state income tax.
|
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The trend is similar for households earning between $28503,22019 and $40,000.
|
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People with these hustles reported earning $200 a month, on average.
|
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Chinese aren't desperate enough to resort to earning money like that.
|
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He said he had been earning about $183,218 a month since.
|
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She started working for Walmart in 1994, earning $5.50 an hour.
|
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Adults from higher-earning households are more confident, regardless of partisanship.
|
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This is a good time to focus your energy on earning.
|
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We used to be two guys earning a large combined salary.
|
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Lisa Murkowski on opioid funding, earning unexpected praise from conservative colleagues.
|
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Robinson envisions acquiring more skills, earning certifications and building a business.
|
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Meanwhile, the other certificates would be earning higher, longer-term rates.
|
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Likewise, earning money is an act to be valorized and celebrated.
|
|
"Congrats to the #USWNT for earning that tea," wrote Clinton (@HillaryClinton).
|
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The county's top-earning residents, on average, earn more than those of any other county in the U.S. The top-earning residents of New York, No. 2 on the list, earn more than two-thirds less.
|
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Three years ago, the young boy set his heart on earning a World Title and in early July, he achieved his dream by earning a perfect score at the ATA World Championship in Little Rock, Arkansas.
|
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Points earning and redeemingThe Chase Sapphire Reserve offers seemingly identical earning rates to the Amex Green: 3 Ultimate Rewards points per dollar spent on travel and dining and 1x Membership Rewards points on all other purchases.
|
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It also features a centerpiece proposal to provide $6900,2628 rebate checks to individuals earning up to $28503,22020 and couples earning up to $150,000, with the benefit being gradually phased out for incomes up to $99,000. Sen.
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Unlike Taylor Swift and Beyonce, who come in second, earning $825 million, and third, earning $685 million respectively, Dr. Dre didn't spend the past decade going on sold-out world tours to promote multi-platinum albums.
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For example, we estimate that while those earning more than $150,000 have essentially a 50 percent chance of working under a noncompete, those earning between $20,000 and $40,000 still have a 15 percent chance of doing so.
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For example, we estimate that while those earning more than $150,000 have essentially a 50 percent chance of working under a noncompete, those earning between $20,000 and $40,000 still have a 15 percent chance of doing so.
|
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The South Bend, Indiana, mayor revealed his plan Friday to give free college to 80% of families earning less than $100,000 a year and to reduce tuition at public universities for families earning between $13,000 and $150,000.
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Thursday's budget plan offered public sector workers such as nurses, firefighters and teachers earning less than 30,000 pounds ($40,242) a year a 3 percent pay rise, and those earning more than that a 2 percent pay rise.
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While this is true, it is the result of the regressive nature of the existing tax break where taxpayers earning less than $30,000 enjoy $1,650 in benefits compared with $4,580 in benefits for those earning over $200,000.
|
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This is how the restricted application works: The higher-earning spouse delays receiving any personal benefit until 4013 but, at his or her full retirement age, claims a spousal benefit based on the lower-earning spouse's income.
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High-income earners: The bill eliminates two taxes on individuals earning more than $200,000 or couples earning more than $250,000: a 0.9 percent increase on the Medicare payroll tax, and a 3.8 percent tax on investment income.
|
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After crunching the numbers for a New Jersey-based married couple that files jointly and with one dependent, the IRS calculator suggested that the higher-earning spouse claim zero allowances and the lower-earning spouse claim six.
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After crunching the numbers for a New Jersey-based married couple who file jointly and with one dependent, the IRS calculator suggested that the higher-earning spouse claim zero allowances and the lower-earning spouse claim six.
|
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Warren's $640 billion student loan plan, first announced last year, calls for scrapping up to $50,000 of debt for student loan borrowers earning less than $100,000, with proportionally less debt relief for those earning up to $250,000.
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Annual fee: NonePros: Generous earning structure, no annual feeCons: Earning caps limit rewards on bonus spendingThe Bank of America Cash Rewards card doesn&apost charge an annual fee, yet the rewards can be very lucrative over time.
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The figures come as the gender pay gap has come under renewed scrutiny in the U.K. after the BBC revealed that the salary of its top earning male is four times that of its highest earning female.
|
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Income did make a difference, with 72 percent of those earning under $35,000 expressing a positive outlook about the American dream, compared with 90 percent of those earning over $100,000 — but those numbers are still overwhelmingly positive.
|
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Earning a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is an honor.
|
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Before his ousting in February, he was earning 106,282 euros a month.
|
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Typically, she works three or four days a week, earning minimum wage.
|
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It had a record year in 2018, earning $32.5 billion in total.
|
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A new generation of Iraqis are now earning a living from fighting.
|
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There are ways to find out how much your colleagues are earning.
|
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It ran for about 263 hours, earning 54 clicks and 848 impressions.
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Earning less leads to a lower level of future Social Security benefits.
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The earning was in line with expectations, based on guidance provided previously.
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The Avengers franchise is still one of the highest-earning in Hollywood.
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A strong sterling weighs on the index heavy in foreign-earning companies.
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Hillary Clinton and Sheryl Sandberg: a world where women are earning more
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By day, he's earning his 15 minutes of fame -- as a rapper.
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Anyone can give it a go and start earning the big bucks.
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Organizing has been a legitimate, money-earning business for decades (at least!).
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The richest, earning $1 million or more, would get $57,290 on average.
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If she doesn't win Colton's heart, she's already earning some guaranteed #SponCon.
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Anyone earning more than NZ$73,000 would be classed as highly skilled.
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People can get in their feelings about earning, especially in heterosexual relationships.
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Put simply, it has the widest array of high-earning spending categories.
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Earning a college degree gives you a serious advantage in the workforce.
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They show the same hypothetical $103,000 investment, earning a 6% annual return.
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Or should they take pride in working hard and earning their perfection?
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Her support was half that (10%) among those earning less than $50,000.
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To ensure you're earning more than you're spending, track your daily expenses.
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But he started earning money well before he launched his acting career.
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Pros: Views for days, Marriott Bonvoy earning potential, and the Chelsea location.
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Thinking she'd soon be earning good money as a model, she complied.
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One barrier that prevents people from earning higher incomes is occupational licensing.
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Here's why: My savings account is only earning me a crappy 0.01%.
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She now works as a substitute teacher, earning roughly $80 per day.
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Trump's own preferred bill failed as well, earning just three Democratic votes.
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So the remaining vehicles are able to jump online and start earning.
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We're still earning 75 cents to the male dollar, which is ludicrous.
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It's profitable, earning $288 million on revenues of $281 million last year.
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You're earning more, but then your expenses are likely to be higher.
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Daddy's Home 2 exceeded industry expectations, earning second place with $30 million.
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Those set on earning reliable profits will happily serve up familiar broth.
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And the axe has generally fallen hardest on those earning big bucks.
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But, unsurprisingly, dads' earning potential from household tasks is dwarfed by moms.
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Fitbit's earning report yesterday wasn't great, but it wasn't too bad either.
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Considering that I was earning barely more than that, it felt huge.
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Many of his crimes were committed barefoot, earning Harris-Moore his nickname.
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Know Your Worth calculates your earning potential based on information you input.
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Those guns for hire could well be earning hefty paychecks very soon.
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Trump came in third in Utah's Republican caucuses, earning just 14% support.
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If all you're doing is earning and spending, you're doing it wrong.
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You don't need a high balance to start earning the 2.57% interest.
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"We are not earning enough to invest in the future," Goethe added.
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INCLUDING JAMIE DIMON TODAY ON THEIR OWN -- OR JPMORGAN'S OWN EARNING CALL.
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Burch remains a VA government lawyer earning an annual salary of $125,000.
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Many factors should be considered, including health, expected longevity and earning potential.
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The challenge is how to keep earning that fandom in new ways.
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Consensus has them earning a profit," he said on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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They can sign up for financial products, with Toss earning a commission.
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Earning name recognition won't be easy when there are so many candidates.
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It goes to educate the children of those earning over six figures.
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What is earning the Justice League star cool points with his kids?
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It lost the popular vote, earning only 47% to the opposition's 51%.
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What if you really love your job, but know you're under-earning?
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In 2017, she became the highest-paid working model, earning $22 million.
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HQ isn't earning money right now, but there are plenty of possibilities.
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The Smokey Mountain Cooker has rave reviews, earning 4.7 stars at Amazon.
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Most are likely earning 1 percent or less in interest that way.
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Now he is employed at HBO earning more than $1,000 a week.
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In 2014, 52 percent of Americans earning above $150,503 a year voted.
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Like any profit-earning business, dentists are under pressure to boost revenue.
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On the other hand, they're earning a lot more than their dividends.
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The government did nothing to ensure relief to the lowest earning citizens.
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Meaning: Women are earning 40 cents for the dollar every man earns.
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Consider a debtor who is earning $65,000 a year and is single.
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" But as of now, he said: "They're earning good returns on capital.
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For now, news outlets like CNN are not earning revenue from advertising.
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He accumulated dozens of points from in-game kills alone, earning $900,000.
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You're in a very creative mood today, especially in the earning evening.
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Coal is Australia's second-most valuable export-earning commodity after iron ore.
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Lewis also became an ordained minister, earning him a second nickname: "Parson".
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All earning a crust under the great diplomatic blanket of the supermarket.
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But earning out is not easy to do, particularly for big advances.
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The movie opened at No. 6, earning $9 million from 2,853 locations.
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At the McCurry's peak earning period, they were making a combined $21,22015.
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The best way to escape poverty is through work and earning wages.
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They even bought more expensive homes despite earning less than single men.
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Americans are earning, saving and spending enough, just in the wrong order.
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But earning power goes far beyond paycheck in the current job market.
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Workers who move abroad for stronger earning power might be onto something.
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Ph.D.s will never have the earning power of some other skilled workers.
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Marinov and Vela traveled from village to village, earning a decent living.
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Kendall isn't the only high-earning member of the Kardashian-Jenner clan.
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Male teachers were earning 26.8 percent less compared to other male workers.
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Then, calculate how much money your current portfolio is earning, by itself.
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In 2016, Jassy was Amazon's highest-earning executive, surpassing even Bezos' salary.
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Sabatier is simply suggesting an equal focus on maximizing ones earning power.
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Qualifying by earning points is the most viable strategy for many travelers.
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Points-earning cards also usually have lucrative sign-up or welcome bonuses.
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Now, he's working in publishing earning $45,000 with a bright future ahead.
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A family of four earning $85033,400 a year is considered low-income.
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"But he's earning the money," Coon said, leaving the dough to rise.
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Its majority foreign-earning constituents tend to gain when sterling is weak.
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The hardest hit will be those earning $30,000 to $21625,2900 a year.
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But, no matter what anyone says, earning a high income isn't enough.
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Earning more could be the thing that helps transform your financial picture.
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But people earning higher incomes are definitely going to feel these prices.
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Then, grab a vacuum to start earning money as a car detailer.
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In terms of product names, Jenner seemingly found inspiration in earning cash.
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"Somebody earning $300,000 is still considering a 401(k) strategy," Vega says.
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Tata Consultancy Services will kick start the earning season on Jan. 12.
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Younger women are working longer hours and earning more than ever before.
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And it all depends on whether you're earning it or paying it.
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And it would make net losers of families earning less than that.
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Then she went to business school, earning a degree in media studies.
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Over six months with Compass, Ms. Ponicki sold one property, earning $4,300.
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But for many players earning far less it's a huge earnings opportunity.
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She got another warehouse job, earning $217 an hour, and filed again.
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That's partly why one Twitter employee earning $160,000 in San Francisco and .
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However, this higher earning potential also reflects a higher cost of living.
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Are you truly not earning enough, or is there a deeper problem?
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At the other end of the spectrum was Amazon, earning just $2,092.
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Imagine that single mother of two is instead earning $50,000 a year.
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After earning a reputation as a villain, you're fully leaning into it.
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High earning professionals aren't the only entrepreneurs who might feel the pain.
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Second, the earning rates are a bit different to reflect business spending.
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For everything else, the experience of earning more can feel paradoxically bewildering.
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The ended a streak of 13 consecutive starts without earning a victory.
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The checks would be smaller for those earning between $850353,850343 and $850333,850323.
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Consider, for example, a four-person family earning about $2000,0003 a year.
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Customer service might no longer include wage-earning people to serve customers.
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About half of the electorate in Oklahoma reported earning less than $50,000.
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Of those, nine out of 10 never recover their previous earning power.
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He had been earning about $900 a month as a district governor.
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At 71, I am still earning, as are several of my friends.
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I think so many people aren't earning the credit that they deserve.
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Before earning her L.P.G.A. membership, Ko starred on the Korean L.P.G.A. tour.
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This measure shows the company earning a hefty $99 million in profits.
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Analyses suggest that group skews heavily toward households earning $200,210 or more.
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Applying is easy; however, earning a Top Pick designation — not so much.
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He auditioned and was accepted into its drama program, earning a degree.
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People 45 to 54 are still earning more than than younger colleagues.
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So I decided to brainstorm how I could increase my earning potential.
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She said it's a common mistake her high-earning millennial clients make.
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"Investors take the mental anguish away from earning," Ms. Friesen, 20123, said.
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"It was a terrifying moment," Blunt added, earning laughter from his colleagues.
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As a woman, my goal isn't just about earning more money now.
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He's now earning 44% among those who caucused for him in 20043.
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Brown was named the champion, with Mitchell earning the runner-up spot.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Mohammed bin Salman's financial engineers are earning their fees.
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The fact remains that men monopolize most of the highest-earning jobs.
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You need to make the case independently from what others are earning.
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Working toward a cheap vacation by earning points is no easy task.
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But earning a good living without a college degree today is difficult.
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"The cars need to be on the road earning money," Salesky said.
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Progressing regionally and nationally and earning university scholarships were more pressing targets.
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Only 44 percent of those earning less than $35,000 said the same.
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The images went viral, earning thousands of likes on Instagram and Twitter.
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"Andariel is believed to focus on earning hard currency," the report said.
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That's a pretty great earning formula for a no-annual-fee card.
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You're also beginning a new cycle of earning, budgeting, and manifesting abundance.
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Biden, meanwhile, is earning far higher than 20153% he took in 22015.
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Most students from households earning less than $0013,000 receive a Pell grant.
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A substantial number from households earning between $70,000 and $100,000 also do.
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Sanders doesn't just have the support of Latinos; he's earning their dollars.
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Roughly 40% of respondents reported receiving a promotion while earning their EMBA.
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Use Christmas, Thanksgiving and other conventional days off to focus on earning.
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Students earning the federal minimum wage can pay their way through school.
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Tennis legend Venus Williams started earning big money from a young age.
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The carefully crafted compromise passed 297-127, earning majorities in both parties.
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The report also found that men prioritize earning, while women prioritize saving.
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Pros: Views for days, Marriott Bonvoy earning potential, and the Chelsea location.
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The left-hander struck out eight in earning his third straight win.
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Again, they didn't know which color meant earning and which meant saving.
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But analysts stress that earning a college degree remains a strong investment.
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Some just fear earning the ire of their Trump-loving base voters.
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Logan Paul was No. 10 last year, earning an estimated $10 million.
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Another, earning the name Lonesome George, was unable to do the same.
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But overall, earning a big salary isn't a driving force for Yang.
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She's starting a business and earning more money than I'm charging her.
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People earning $75,000 or less, by contrast, would experience a tax increase.
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Bank Standard Chartered and Rentokil were also lower following their earning updates.
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He admitted to earning more than $1 million from his piracy operations.
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Money itself, earning points in winding fugues of accumulation, has become monetized.
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He was earning money laying asphalt when the "90210" role came along.
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Hemsworth has been earning at least $15 million paydays since "Thor: Ragnarok."
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So it's no wonder why Mexican factory workers are earning so little.
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The poll defined "less affluent" as earning less than $50,000 per year.
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The flick was a monumental success ... earning more than $305 mil worldwide.
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For its annual report on compensation for CEOs of S&P 500 companies, The Wall Street Journal found that it varies widely, with the highest-paid CEO earning $129.4 million in 2018 and the lowest earning just $1.
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"Across the company, we are focused on safety, returning the 737 Max to service, and earning and re-earning the trust and confidence of customers, regulators and the flying public," Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg said in a statement.
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The ability to squeeze more and more cash out of each user in its established Western markets, while steadily earning more in developing countries where it's still growing, shows Facebook has strong earning potential for the forseeable future.
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There was a notable divide across income levels, as well; 58 percent of those earning over $100,000 a year said that Apple should unlock the iPhone, compared to 46 percent among those earning less than $50,000 a year.
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In Illinois, for example, he took 46% of those earning under $1003,000, but they made up only a quarter of the electorate: he won 39% of those earning over $100,000, who were two-fifths of that primary's voters.
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Research consistently shows that earning a college degree from an accredited nonprofit school adds millions to a worker's lifetime earnings and Americans across the political spectrum used to agree that earning a college degree was a smart investment.
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And if one spouse had a significantly lower income than the other, the benefit for the lower-earning spouse could be a full 50% of the higher-earning person's, increasing the benefits a couple could see in retirement.
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PIETRO ALLAR Forest Hills, Queens To the Editor: Those who support a higher minimum wage are wrongly assuming that everyone who is currently earning $9 per hour will be earning $15 per hour when the minimum wage increases.
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The top-earning 653 percent of households — those earning more than $607,000 a year — will pay a combined $111 billion less this year in federal taxes than they would have if the laws had remained unchanged since 2000.
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The Companion Pass allows you to choose one person to fly with for almost free (taxes and fees are not covered), and earning the Companion Pass the "normal way" required earning 115,000 "qualifying points" in a calendar year.
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NICE THING ABOUT A BOND IS YOU KNOW EXACTLY WHAT THE COUPON IS. IF YOU LOOK AT AMERICAN BUSINESS, IF YOU LOOK AT THE S&P 500, THEY'RE EARNING – THEY'RE EARNING WELL INTO THE MID-TEENS OR HIGHER.
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The alternative tax, which was put in place to ensure high-income earners did not exploit loopholes to avoid paying taxes, would kick in for individuals earning at least $500,000 and for couples earning at least $1 million.
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Since 260, Gisele Bündchen has topped the charts as the highest earning model, earning $2000 million last year – well ahead of Adriana Lima, who came in second place, and Kendall Jenner and Karlie Kloss who took joint third position.
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Avik Roy, recent founder of the Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity, finds that age-adjusted and means-tested refundable tax credits should focus on individuals earning $40,000 to $50,000 and families with children earning up to perhaps $70,000.
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"You have a graduated rate system, so those who earn more get more from deductions," the spokesperson said, adding that individuals earning over $250,2023 or couples earning $500,000 and filing jointly would not be eligible for the tax break.
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A family of four earning the median annual income $6900,000 per year will see a 58 percent reduction in federal taxes, while a single parent with one child earning $41,000 will see a 73 percent reduction in federal taxes.
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Rents for affordable units, distributed by a housing lottery, will start at $219 for a studio for someone earning $21,835 to $36,300 a year; a three-bedroom will cost $3,649 for a three-person household earning $126,193 to $155,400.
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At First Tech Federal Credit Union, I was earning a 2.20% APY on my free savings account, although I could have been earning a 229% APY by upgrading to another free account that required a minimum balance of $2525,2268.83.
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If you prefer earning cash back to earning travel rewards points or miles, the Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express and the Wells Fargo Propel American Express® card are two of your best credit card options.
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It keeps a 3.8 percent net investment income surtax for individuals earning more than $200,000 and couples earning more than $250,000, and a 0.9 percent surtax for the Medicare insurance program for the elderly on people with those incomes.
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Yankees RH Bryan Mitchell (23-22, 133) Buchholz is taking his last stab at earning the start in Game 213 of the AL Division Series and has been strong in his last two outings, earning a pair of wins.
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About 60 percent of workers stay home, earning a fraction of their salaries.
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Earning $775 million worldwide, the movie has not even opened in China yet.
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Women are a larger part of our workforce and are earning more money.
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The best news in the CBO report is for the highest-earning Americans.
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Bernier finished the night with 29 saves, earning his 11th consecutive home win.
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Taylor Swift is top-earning celebrity of 2016 Who is she dating now?
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In good times, I was earning sometimes 4,103 or 5,000 baht a day.
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And let's not forget that Goff is earning more than just his salary.
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On the other hand, Americans earning at least $75,000 annually are more upbeat.
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American liberals are very concerned about the earning power of fast-food workers.
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That compares with just 58 percent of households earning less than that amount.
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Like many professionals earning six figures and working long hours, she has help.
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Learn how to easily solve logistical issues and immediately start earning a profit.
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He eventually transferred to Georgetown College, earning degrees in communications and political science.
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The show ran for seven seasons, earning 29 Emmy Awards along the way.
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She imagines finding a job and earning enough money to help her family.
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If you have an interest-earning account already, be sure you're prioritizing it.
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Smack dap in the middle of the list are commercial directors, earning $35,000.
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As of this point in earning season, 23.20 Dow members have reported earnings.
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As of this point in earning season, 15 Dow members have reported earnings.
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One of the real risks of earning cryptotokens is the constant price fluctuations.
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Some of those have started earning - and spending - conspicuously more than everyone else.
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An individual earning $215,000 is in the 98.1 percentile of U.S. individual earners.
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College graduates have plenty of earning potential and do not need the help.
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She was also named music's top-earning woman in 2012 by Forbes Magazine.
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The company predicts earning 69 cents per share to 76 cents per share.
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Like her or not, Clinton is mostly earning her nomination the hard way.
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The company matched earning estimates of 2200 cents per share excluding certain items.
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See below for the best cities to reside in if you're earning $24.25,5523.
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"It could really amplify my earning potential, but I just can't," he said.
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And they were immensely popular, earning over 1 million views each last year.
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Business school isn't a prerequisite for earning a six-figure salary in consulting.
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In July, he won the first-ever Fortnite World Cup, earning $2600 million.
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Leach started his career earning just $6 an hour at The Harrow Observer.
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While earning several nominations, he won for his role in "Million Dollar Baby."
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Davis and Chmerkovskiy were no exception, earning top-notch scores week after week.
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Unfortunately for Booker, being well-liked and earning support are two different things.
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Just Wrong: Female doctors are still often earning less than their male counterparts.
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Just because we're not earning money for it doesn't mean it's not work.
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The clip quickly went viral, earning more than 10 million views to date.
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Earning our TC Top Picks designation is a highly competitive and curated process.
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"Earning a raise isn't about the past, it's about the future," he writes.
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Understanding your customers isn't nearly as important as earning and maintaining their trust.
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When he was 8, Ethan set his sights on earning a world title.
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Emma Stone topped that list, earning $26 million in the one-year period.
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I wanted to share in that responsibility for earning money for our household.
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The gender wage gap — women earning less than men — has persisted over time.
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Mark Sanford, who lost his reelection primary last week, earning boos from members.
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Earning a college diploma is more expensive than ever, even at public universities.
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The goal was to prevent the websites receiving bot traffic from earning money.
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Power grids maker ABB and telecoms operator Telia also rose following earning updates .
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My husband was earning a six-figure salary, so we were financially healthy.
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Is your female Uber driver earning as much as a male Uber driver?
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As a civil engineer, she was earning the equivalent of $25 a month.
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All of them are very deserving, with four earning their first nominations ever.
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Bots can help create "trends" out of whole cloth, earning mainstream media coverage.
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You don't need a lot of money to start earning the 2.69% interest.
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This guy's earning some serious brownie points for his awesome Deadpool t-shirt.
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Ofo raised seven rounds of financing within 18 months, earning a $2bn valuation.
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"I would give my soul," he told Reuters about earning another Olympic berth.
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As a result, they have limited options for earning a living beyond farming.
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In 1996, he changed his name as a prerequisite to earning Japanese citizenship.
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The movie itself was middling, earning a score of 69% on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Some people earning $200,000 a year will pay less in taxes in 2027.
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N) Chief Executive Jamie Dimon earning $29.5 million in 2017 while Citigroup (C.
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Can't see many British politicians earning such a complimentary nickname any time soon.
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Crucially they would also be earning a wage to spend in that community.
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A Quiet Place topped the box office over the weekend, earning $50 million.
|
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Call Me By Your Name has been earning rave reviews and Oscar buzz.
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The team is already educating 2,800 students and earning $193,000 in monthly revenues.
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Ozark's first season got lukewarm reviews, earning a 68% score on Rotten Tomatoes.
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As high-earning workers moved to suburbs, low-income residents were left behind.
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Each measure would repeal the alternative minimum tax paid by higher-earning people.
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Engineering graduates were the most affluent, earning a combined wealth of $25.8 billion.
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A tax credit for someone earning $150,000 strikes me as way too high.
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I work in the head office of a banking group, earning 30k-plus.
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All of us are earning less while older generations are doing far better.
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Reviews have been mixed, earning the film a 4.13% score on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Coolidge wasn't one for words, earning the nickname "Silent Cal" as Vice President.
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Between 2002 and 2017, Bündchen was the top-earning supermodel in the world.
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Forbes named her the second highest-earning model in the world in 2015.
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His rallies have run endlessly on TV, earning him billions in free media.
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It's perfectly understandable that they break down before reaching their prime earning potential.
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Major moves are made towards earning money or building your career this morning!
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They agreed to cooperate in further investigations, potentially earning them leniency at sentencing.
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That does not mean they were earning as much as their spouses, however.
|
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And on the back were the words: Justin, congrats on earning a scholarship.
|
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Fitch expects CUPI to continue to be the core earning source for CUIH.
|
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MORE earning an estimated $1.15 billion and Mitt Romney an estimated $0.7 billion.
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You know that is an anagram for loose earning... I like New Relic.
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Earning a cosign from a tastemaking label like Gilead Media was even bigger.
|
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The second-highest earning county, Fairfax, has a median household income of $7613,515.
|
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It's only his second big screen role and he's earning $85k for it.
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A stronger pound is a drag for the FTSE's largely dollar-earning constituents.
|
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The film struggled to hit its stride, earning $7.3 million from 2,369 locations.
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A couple years later, he was earning money by selling stamps and coins.
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"Students are earning as much as $80,000 towards college on the platform," Raise.
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Rather, he focused on earning as much, and spending as little, as possible.
|
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Your earning potential doesn't start with your job — it begins with your mindset.
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Knight said he wouldn't discuss a "hypothetical," earning loud boos from the crowd.
|
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" Of those earning between $40,000 and $60,000 a year, 7% consider themselves "rich.
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"The motive was earning money," said Parag Manere, a deputy commissioner of police.
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Today, Asa works as a welder for Zachary Group — earning $25.50 per hour.
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However, too many students don't understand the full cost of earning a degree.
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Ramos also pitched a scoreless ninth, earning his 20th save of the season.
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Skilled people will move to jobs in less productive places, thus earning less.
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But for women at that age earning less than average, it actually dropped.
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Clearly, there is no stealing going on here -- just investing and earning interest.
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The most successful YouTubers have become celebrities, earning millions of dollars a year.
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Morocco is the second largest market, with 463,000 active listings earning $22 million.
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The Hamburger Helper hand was called Helping Hand before earning his name, Lefty.
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The economic and professional advantages of earning a college degree are well established.
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Tellingly, just 50 percent of adults earning less than $30,000 annually use smartphones.
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It would increase income tax on those earning above €60,000 and on companies.
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Forty percent of them will be rented by families earning $38,850 or less.
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Alas, a gardener earning $30,000 a year is unlikely to live that long.
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I was barely getting by, earning under $300 a week at the Times.
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As with becoming a surgeon, that's on top of earning a bachelor's degree.
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Red Stripe gave them the funds to carry on, earning global news coverage.
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That means you'll be only 11,000 points away from earning your Companion Pass.
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He asked me how much money I was earning from my existing clients.
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It's no secret that earning a college degree in America can be expensive.
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Kapito described his clients as "very unhappy" about earning less on their money.
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Those folks are presumably earning entry-level wages, probably bringing the averages down.
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To start, let's keep it simple and focus solely on the points earning.
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Earning a bachelor's degree remains the most promising pathway to achieving this dream.
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An individual earning $6900,2628 with two kids could pay $28503,22019 less in taxes.
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Earning more helped me shorten my repayment period and save money on interest.
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Related: The 5 best credit cards for earning rewards on your grocery spending
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Many central banks make some kinds of loans to banks, earning them money.
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The earning rate may make up for the fee in some cases, though.
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Corporate inversions are a telltale symptom of the larger inbound earning-stripping disease.
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But by restricting payments ... that they're rightfully earning, that's not keeping people safe.
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John says there are three elements to getting rich: earning, saving, and investing.
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But harvesting food from the highway is increasingly earning some respect beyond Alaska.
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Pay also varies by location, with employees in larger cities often earning more.
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Earning a college degree is increasingly a requirement for a high-paying job.
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Ledecky's racing instincts and competitiveness are also earning her fans outside the sport.
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The card also has a better earning rate than the regular Hilton card.
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Not even badge-earning Cub Scouts are safe from the perils of camping.
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And those earning between $20,000 and $30,000 would see a 25 percent hike.
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Squire Patton Boggs, once Washington's top-earning firm, has seen a precipitous slide.
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Contrary to popular belief, cheating isn't necessarily more common among high-earning couples.
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Earning a college degree is one of the most expensive investments Americans make.
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Imagine a local bakery earning $5,000 in sales per month after two years.
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Ms. Kidane works part time at a hardware store, earning $10 an hour.
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But she focused instead on earning her GED and getting a forklift certification.
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And United Technologies is a top federal contractor, earning over $5 billion annually.
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Meanwhile, families earning less than $3,000 a year would still be shut out.
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Elon Musk and Tesla aren't anywhere close to earning that earnings-day right.
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Take a look at the 10 jobs where workers could be earning more:
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Despite this positive outlook, Nomura did not alter its earning estimates for McDonald's.
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He was reportedly earning as much as $12,000 per month from the platform.
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The two women are the highest-earning actresses on a scripted TV drama.
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The clip went viral online, earning almost 85033 million views as of Monday.
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It's a trap that anyone can fall into, even those earning six figures.
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The survey showed Cruz earning the support of 21% of registered voters vs.
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Our final House forecast has Democrats earning 227 seats to the Republicans 503.
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Michael Grabner is earning a pittance while coming off a 27-goal season.
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Earning before interest and taxes (EBIT) rose 16 percent to 562 million euros.
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Applying is simple, but earning a TC Top Pick designation is anything but.
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They are earning more money than what women in their condition usually make.
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After earning $10 million-plus from golf, Norman started Great White Shark Enterprises.
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Think about what you'll be earning for the next five to ten years.
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Captains get paid more, earning an average of $7,750 to $19,961 a month.
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These include airport lounge access, annual travel credits, and hefty bonus earning categories.
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German companies are swimming in cash, which is currently earning little on deposit.
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In fact, on "Unbreakable," one of Titus' gigs ends up earning him $295,000.
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Mandy had a job in employee benefits sales, earning about $220,220 per year.
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Fitch expects CUPI to continue to be the core earning source for CUIG.
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Wall believes the Wizards still have a shot at earning a postseason berth.
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Then, after earning master's and doctoral degrees at Clark University in Worcester, Mass.
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Among households earning between $150,000 and $250,000, the share is about 35 percent.
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"But in the United case," Ms. Rosenblat said, "everyone knows what they're earning."
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Six percent of those earning the lowest wages are offered paid family leave.
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For families earning less than $50,000 a year, that number is 80 percent.
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If your money isn't earning at least that much, you're losing purchasing power.
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He then studied law at St. John's University, earning his degree in 1958.
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I gave up after about half an hour, earning a measly nine points.
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We should not use earning power and professional badges to judge a life.
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And nearly every year, C.E.O.s already earning huge sums get even bigger payouts.
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People earning $117,000 per year are now considered "low income" in that area.
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"They aren't earning enough to afford that basic household survival budget," said Hoopes.
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This would be a targeted benefit to workers earning below $40,85033 a year.
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He did well, earning good grades and going go on to study photography.
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And they are earning creds in the gang by committing violence at night.
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Married couples earning a gross adjusted income up to $150,000 will receive $20193,400.
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But many governors have stepped up, earning plaudits from medical experts like Drs.
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Not everyone who joins Mixer can start earning revenue as a partner, though.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders won the Democrats abroad presidential caucus, earning nine pledged delegates.
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Once they have hid 6,000 rubles worth of treasures, they can start earning.
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John Kasich was second with 13 percent of the vote, earning 9 delegates.
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Trump and Cruz placed at 13.8 percent and 12.4 respectively, earning no delegates.
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Martin O'Malley earning 2 percent and 8 percent saying they are not sure.
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"Earning back your trust and support is our top priority," the company said.
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That's better than the everyday non-bonus earning on the JetBlue credit cards.
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It sells at 11-times earning[s], that's got to sell at 10.
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Earning your bachelor's degree, or an advanced degree, could help you get there.
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