I might as well leave the money in the bank.
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They just don't have enough money in the bank account.
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You've put money in the bank in terms of discipline.
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We have more money in the bank than we've raised.
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It's another thing to have the money in the bank.
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I got some discipline and put some money in the bank.
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That way I can keep my legit money in the bank.
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So who will have that sort of money in the bank?
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Quizlet has money in the bank to help reach its goal.
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" How about this one: "Nothing is safer than money in the bank.
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By comparison, Mr. Sanders had the most money in the bank, $33.7 million.
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Why not just put your retirement money in the bank and forget it?
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As in, they will have a lot of joint money in the bank.
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Whether we have special insurance or a lot of money in the bank.
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No amount of preparation or money in the bank can prevent the unexpected.
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Sure, it all boils down to: do you have money in the bank?
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"We've been able to put more money in the bank," Mr. Piton said.
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Financial security is more than just money in the bank or in investments.
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They had tons of money in the bank still when they ... So, go ahead.
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Whether we have a special insurance or a lot of money in the bank.
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It took less than a month from [the call] to receiving money in the bank.
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You are supposed to put your money in the bank and be rewarded with interest.
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Instead of buying fancy cars and homes, he keeps all his money in the bank.
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"You need as much money in the bank that makes you feel secure," Orman reiterates.
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"You need as much money in the bank that makes you feel secure," she says.
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We now have the flexibility, we have money in the bank and we can decide.
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"You need as much money in the bank that makes you feel secure," Orman said.
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First, I signed a book deal, so I had a little money in the bank.
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" And then the prosecutor asked, "Who told you to put this money in the bank?
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Profitable revenue puts money in the bank, which you can then spend on growing your business.
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Cans of food that last 25 years are "better than money in the bank," said Nelson.
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If you have a bank account, money in the bank, you get a higher savings rate.
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Northern California is always a good idea, and so is keeping your money in the bank.
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Tanner Callais, 32, makes sure he has the money in the bank before he sets sail.
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Tetu notes that Coveo still has a lot of money in the bank from previous rounds.
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You need to have some money in the bank and some long-term stocks and bonds.
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By keeping your money in the bank you're actually going backwards on an inflation-adjusted basis.
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And they put their money in the bank, and they got no interest on their money.
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As a result, Little said, the state needs to keep plenty of money in the bank.
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"They have money in the bank, they're secure," said Alvin Lewis, owner of Alvin's Limousine Services.
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It's an even more grim scenario for people who are parking their money in the bank.
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It's so reassuring to have money in the bank, but it's not going to last forever.
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Only Byrne has more money in the bank, with slightly over $2.5 million cash on hand.
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PhRMA also continues to put money in the bank accounts of both Republican and Democratic campaigns.
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I just saw sales and money in the bank, so I thought I was doing great.
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Still, every second longer you spend on Twitter is money in the bank for the company.
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Like all good people, we put money in the bank for those rainy days that don't come.
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"They're forced to go at valuation lower just to get some money in the bank," Denenberg said.
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You have a car in the driveway, a little money in the bank, and you&aposre poor.
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So I'm meeting with current investors, with potential investors, and making sure there's money in the bank.
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Three-quarters of the time, he was late because he didn't have the money in the bank.
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Like Amazon, Apple has an absurd amount of money in the bank: $210.6 billion cash-on-hand.
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For the first six months of my career I did nothing but put money in the bank.
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In the Senate, the Democratic campaign arm has slightly more money in the bank than the Republicans.
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This is because companies rolling in money offshore will leave more of their onshore money in the bank.
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The emergency declaration aimed to keep money in the bank while the bank negotiates a restructuring with creditors.
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Facebook has a ton of money in the bank; a financial penalty would likely be a temporary issue.
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CONSUMERS WILL probably view holding Facebook's new currency, Libra, as an alternative to putting money in the bank.
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Well, just before, you had nothing to compare it to, and now everyone's got money in the bank.
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EVANS: FIRST QUESTION ON EVERYBODY'S MINDS IS WHEN CAN I GET MORE FOR MY MONEY IN THE BANK?
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Alven Capital plans to do the same thing once again, but with more money in the bank account.
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"I wish I could, but I don't have the money in the bank for that," Mr. Cain said.
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With these inflated evaluations and the money in the bank, these "entrepreneurs," right, have way too much burn.
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"I don't have the money in the bank to pay the bills that are coming up," she said.
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Ms. Warren entered February with among the least money in the bank, only $2.3 million, of any candidate.
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Kelly's money in the bank, more than $2118 million, easily topped McSally's resources at the end of September.
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I had little money in the bank, little chance of quickly earning more and I needed to eat.
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But for just keeping your money in the bank, you won't pay a thing regardless of your balance.
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Ms. Harris has more money in the bank, and more endorsements from the Congressional Black Caucus, than Mr. Biden.
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Here you'll find confessions by regular people who practice cheap habits to keep some money in the bank: 1.
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While the startup still had money in the bank, a massive redesign that blatantly copied competitor Yik Yak failed.
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It's the opposite to putting your money in the bank and never knowing what they are doing with it.
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He's still got money in the bank from the $95 million round that Goldman Sachs led two years ago.
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With this new money in the bank, Meesho is working to go deeper into its existing areas of business.
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"I did have a little money in the bank — now that's all gone," she told the Post this week.
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How am I going to take care of my 90-year-old mother with no money in the bank?
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Those rates, which have discouraged saving money in the bank, have also generated increased interest in real estate investment.
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Cruz has raised more money this cycle than any other GOP campaign and has more money in the bank.
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And like Warren, Sanders has a lot of money in the bank to deploy for staffing and advertising: $33.7 million.
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It was more like an asset than a consumer good: oil in the ground was like money in the bank.
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After a pro football career and two previous stints on The Bachelor franchise, Underwood has some money in the bank.
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And with so much more money in the bank account, the startup is definitely not going to stop just yet.
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I'm still the same person, but I've got more money in the bank now—that's not going to change me.
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They just don't have enough money in the bank account ... if we made it more affordable, the demand is extraordinary.
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The firm was profitable, had money in the bank and was not under pressure from external investors to go public.
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Once you get the money in the bank, it can lead to another sticky situation: deciding how to use it.
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As long as there are cameras in the air and money in the bank, it's no sweat off his back.
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A handsome, successful, charming gentleman with plenty of money in the bank, he was an instant hit with the ladies.
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It would cost Griffin's office nothing, since the Jasons had money in the bank to stay operational for a month.
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Tesla is a bit iffier, but it, too, has money in the bank after a recent $2 billion capital raise.
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Yet the reports show that leading national committees supporting Republicans ended up with more money in the bank last week.
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Luxe had raised more than $75 million, including from Hertz, and still has money in the bank, a source said.
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She has real money in the bank, and according to the acknowledgments she still has the gentle roboticist boyfriend, too.
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And now I can buy furniture and put some money in the bank, and make sure my son is good.
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A six-time champion at Flushing Meadows, Williams was once money in the bank when it came to the U.S. Open.
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"You need as much money in the bank that makes you feel secure," Orman said at the 2017 eMerge Americas conference.
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The financial logic has changed to "better to have money in the bank than oil in the ground," notes Mr Dale.
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Think about how you would run your company differently if the money in the bank was the last you'd ever get?
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Played straight, it would have been a droll two hours mimicking a genre that until recently was money in the bank.
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The House Democratic campaign arm now has more money in the bank for the 2018 midterm elections than its GOP rival.
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Gone are the days of mailing a check and hoping it doesn't arrive until there is new money in the bank.
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But Houston insists that despite negative publicity surrounding the company's finances, they have enough money in the bank to stick around.
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"I have money in the bank but when it's sitting in the bank, it's not doing anything for me," Williams said.
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The federal government currently blocks weed businesses from putting their money in the bank, which they say leads to more crime.
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They'd fill up the jar throughout the year and then deposit the money in the bank right before our summer vacation.
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"I have money in the bank but when it's sitting in the bank it's not doing anything for me," Williams said.
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I&aposve watched many family members die without life insurance or enough money in the bank to cover their final expenses.
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Airbnb's CEO also noted that the company has "cumulatively more money in the bank" than the $3.2 billion it has raised.
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Reigns is a 3-time world heavyweight champ -- and just lost the title on Sunday's "Money in the Bank" PPV event.
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Sure, they've got to have a badass work ethic, the will to overcome serious roadblocks, and, well, enough money in the bank.
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But as the company will soon have enough money in the bank, it looks like 8tracks is going to do just that.
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The company still has plenty of money in the bank, but it's never been less clear what Medium's ultimate business will be.
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"We really didn't need the money, we have quite a lot of money in the bank from the last round," Mallett said.
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DWNLD ("the app business") raised a $12 million Series A round, so the company still has plenty of money in the bank.
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To fight Ali was money in the bank, your name in the newspaper, and the assurance of future fights in the spotlight.
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And really, that just means more money in the bank for the item you find that you truly fall in love with.
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Flake's poll numbers aren't great, and Sinema finished the last quarter with more money in the bank than the first-term Republican.
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For their networks, these stars, whose talent for storytelling was matched by their ability to charm audiences, were money in the bank.
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He recognizes that economic conditions can change quickly, and it can't hurt to have money in the bank for when that happens.
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I was a millionaire in my mind long before I had the money in the bank because I visualized myself that way.
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So none of his money ever went into our business, it went to me and David to put money in the bank.
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That means setting a monthly limit on your purchases and only going over it if you've already got the money in the bank.
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He was classy and sophisticated, and he had some money in the bank, a good sign that he had his life in order.
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Arriving in neighborhoods like Bushwick in the 20163s, these institutions courted borrowers with less than pristine credit and little money in the bank.
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Zenly managed to raise this round in just 28 days from intro to money in the bank account — it was a quick one.
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The company had raised an $11.2 million Series A round last year (€10 million) and still had plenty of money in the bank.
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When Congress let CHIP funding expire in September, lawmakers were quick to point out that the states still had money in the bank.
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"Don't ever worry about paying a little extra interest, because when times are tough, you'll have the money in the bank," says Fertitta.
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Because Swedes don't keep much money in the bank, Swedish banks rely heavily on wholesale funding, making them vulnerable to investors' mood swings.
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I have a couple of savings goals and want to put money in the bank so I don't get anxious about having none.
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When you leave your money in the bank, you generally are taking very little risk, but you are also getting very little reward.
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"They can feel a sense of pride and ownership they have this money in the bank and they can see it right there."
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But speaking of money in the bank… Music doesn't sell in today's music industry; even people who don't follow it closely know that.
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The incumbent has more than three times as much money in the bank, $12 million, as the leading Democrat, Hegar, has raised altogether.
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At the same time, saving money in the bank is harder than before, as banks lower the interest rates they pay to depositors.
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Our study showed that a large majority of government workers didn't have enough money in the bank to cover expenses for two weeks.
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So he would hand my mother his check, and she is the one who paid for stuff and put money in the bank.
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The WWE honored Massaro with a full screen "In Memory" slate on Sunday during the "Money in the Bank" pay-per-view event.
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As a result, even though I had enough money in the bank, I didn't have sufficient credit history to purchase my first apartment.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Twitter troubles JPMorgan Chase told its customers they'd have more money in the bank if they stopped splurging on coffee or cabs.
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" Klobuchar, asked by reporters about her fundraising on Sunday, said, "We have money in the bank and that is why we are running ads.
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"If you have money in the bank, but you can't access that money, because of the cash crisis, then it is difficult," he said.
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"Even though I had enough money in the bank, I didn't have sufficient credit history to purchase my first apartment," he tells Morgan Stanley.
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The only thing that I can worry about is keeping myself challenged by my work, having money in the bank, and enjoying my life.
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These ancient grudges may appear arcane, but as the wise man knows, after money in the bank, a grudge is the next best thing.
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That left it with enough money in the bank to cover its massive and mounting losses only until next month, according to multiple reports.
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With very little money in the bank, they did what most broke college students do, which is apply for jobs to make ends meet.
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From there, Cuban would get enough money in the bank to be able to start his own business, and the rest would be history.
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In other words, aCommerce said it still has money in the bank but wants to spend to grow to secure a more favorable raise.
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That's precisely what we have been getting from WWE of late, thankfully, and Sunday's Money in the Bank pay-per-view continued the trend.
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"Money in the bank is federally protected, but money in your wallet or stuffed under the mattress does not carry any protections," McBride said.
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If you're a Cancer, you probably value security, family, and home life, and feel safest when you have plenty of money in the bank.
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The 34-year-old was featured on Sunday night's "Money in the Bank" pay-per-view show, where he fought against fellow wrestler Braun Strowman.
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Those people got killed, because they put their money in the bank, they were going to live off the interest, and there was no interest.
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Plus it's guaranteed money in the bank vs the unquantifiable risk of spending to keep swimming in the seethingly competitive cauldron of the smartphone space.
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The company has 30 physical testing points across Jakarta, Indonesia's capital city, and with this money in the bank it is targeting expansion to Java.
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A real "make-do" society, where people's wealth was not money in the bank but a piece of land to pass on to their children.
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The idea of savers being charged to keep their money in the bank might seem extraordinary even in an era of unprecedented monetary policy measures.
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You're putting money in the bank to finance the future you want and putting eggs in the bank to take the pressure out of dating.
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There was still some money in the bank that is being returned to investors, and we hear there is an asset sale process in place.
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Its shareholders would probably rejoice at converting a sliver of money in the bank for a placeholder in an emerging leader in self-driving cars.
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But with money in the bank, routine, unscheduled expenses like car and furnace repairs won't make them feel like they're weathering an ongoing financial storm.
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Instead, his son has money in the bank and is supporting himself instead of owing payments on student loans that could drag him down forever.
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In his groundbreaking book, "Distinction," Bourdieu argued that class status was not merely a measure of money in the bank, but an accumulation of signs.
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Put the money in the bank as quickly as possible so that doctors and nurses be paid to do the job they have to do.
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Mark Cuban, self-made billionaire and star of ABC's "Shark Tank," offers that and other winners a word of advice: Put the money in the bank.
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Anyone can work out a decent pitch in their garage, but it takes special know-how to navigate turning that pitch into money in the bank.
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"We do not have enough money in the bank to open our schools when the academic year begins in August," says Chris Gunness, the agency's spokesman.
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A candidate with significant money in the bank can withstand an early loss, said Taryn Rosenkranz, founder of the Democratic online fundraising firm New Blue Interactive.
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Even if they're healthy right now and have some money in the bank, Trumpcare has ways to make them sick—and make you pay for it.
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A greater share of Americans have more debt than money in the bank than at any point since 1962, according to Deutsche Bank economist Torsten Slok.
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"Keep your burn rate low, put a lot of money in the bank, both as an individual or as a company, and don't panic," he said.
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In the world of women's empowerment, they say the same thing differently: that our radical capability is mainly our ability to put money in the bank.
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But with backers' money in the bank they started hiring — going on to successfully turn a little goodwill into a debut handset and a nascent community.
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The email comes after Trump's son promised "astronomical" fundraising figures for the campaign which has so far lagged far behind Clinton in money in the bank.
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I may want to spend $2,000 on a designer handbag; should the government tell me I can't even if I have the money in the bank?
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" She added, with a laugh, "I'm sure I could have had a lot more money in the bank if I had played my cards differently — maybe.
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Without anything left to prove (and a lot more money in the bank), Beyoncé is taking her greatest creative risks yet — and seeing them pay off.
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Sirota says having money in the bank and seeing these investments helps give enterprise customers confidence that the company is in this for the long haul.
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Switching banks for your savings could earn you thousands of dollars depending on your account balance and how long you keep your money in the bank.
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For now, the company has a new product and plenty of money in the bank to get to profitability, which he states is his ultimate goal.
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Luckily, we had enough money in the bank and raised enough money and I think did a follow-up that we were able to stick with it.
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Unused dough will be fine if used within a few days; otherwise, a well-wrapped ball of dough in the freezer is like money in the bank.
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Stay-at-home parents would have money in the bank, more clout in the family, and the respect that comes from undertaking an enterprise with measurable value.
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Pretty sure Jerry's got money in the bank ... dude's got his own talk show premiering Monday on FOX, and our guy asked who he's dying to interview.
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And for those fortunate enough to have more money in the bank, any cuts to Social Security would still seriously affect their budgets and quality of life.
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National Democratic Party committees and super PACs outraised their Republican counterparts this month, but the Republican committees had more money in the bank as of last week.
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Saving money is a priority for him, and he never puts something on a credit card that he doesn't have money in the bank to pay for.
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If you've got some money in the bank, put things on hold for a month or two and dive into that passion project you've been tossing around.
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Juliet also has a handsome Yank boyfriend (Glen Powell, recently seen in the Netflix hit "Set It Up") and a considerable amount of money in the bank.
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When it comes to saving the life of a dear family member, T-Pain won't think twice about footing the bill because he's got money in the bank.
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Candidates are prioritizing stability, size and money in the bank over paper valuations and the promise of growth, said Carolyn Betts Fleming, founder and CEO of Betts Recruiting.
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With this new money in the bank, the company said it plans to go after more user growth and develop its platform, which includes over 303 million songs.
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So doing that math, discounting Tesla's operational costs due to its smaller scale, and the company probably has enough money in the bank to ride out the year.
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On this season finale, the women must deal with the pressures of staying on top in preparation for their Money in the Bank match, a multiperson ladder showdown.
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McLean's mission is to ensure that his clients have enough money in the bank so they have the freedom to choose whatever they want to do after retirement.
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They are perhaps taking it for granted that every deceased person has money in the bank or plenty of other assets that will cover burial and funeral expenses.
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If you start thinking about other things—like if your partner is angry at you or you have enough money in the bank account—you have lost your focus.
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Sure enough, a fundraising frost set in at the end of 2015, killing or crippling startups with too high a burn-rate or too little money in the bank.
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In fact, she just booked her first championship match against the Raw Women's champ, Nia Jax, at the "Money in the Bank" Pay-Per-View next month in Chicago.
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"We can't help but note that this is the lowest level of money in the bank since the depths of the financial crisis," Bernstein Research analyst Max Warburton said.
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With this kind of money in the bank, it would appear to be poised to have the option of doing that if that's the direction it chooses to go.
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"People would rather buy property than put money in the bank," said Brigitte Kunkel-Griffin, the owner of German Property Services, a real estate firm in the Rhine region.
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Meanwhile, the National Republican Senatorial Committee, which has much less money in the bank than its Democratic counterpart, did not make any independent expenditures in North Carolina last month.
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Suge Knight's still got money in the bank and it looks like he's using some of it to pay off his $30k tax bill from the State of California.
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Not only that, but it has given me peace of mind to know that I have money in the bank and that I'm prepared for a variety of situations.
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The company, led by founder Stewart Butterfield, grew out of a gaming startup called Tiny Speck that flopped — but with some money in the bank before it totally combusted.
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Money in the bank earned next to nothing, so investors eagerly bought anything they expected to generate some kind of return: risky debt, real estate, stocks, technology start-ups.
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Cash under your mattress, in a secret coffee can, or even in a fire-safe built into your wall at home isn't as secure as money in the bank.
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With this new money in the bank, Singapore Life is planning to expand into other markets in Southeast Asia, the fast-growing digital region with more than 600 million consumers.
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KS: Some of the numbers are ... You could also just put the money in the bank, I mean speaking of Pinterest, they didn't spend a lot of their money, right?
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The company — which has picked up $227 million in funding to date from other investors that include Accel and TCV — still has money in the bank from the last round.
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Instagram verification has the ability to legitimize someone who's gained popularity organically on Instagram, which can lead to sponsorships or other business opportunities, and straight up money in the bank.
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Blessed with longer life expectancy, but often with less money in the bank, female retirees are turning to each other as a way to make ends meet and find companionship.
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She'd lost her welfare and childcare because she had a bit too much money in the bank — from a worker's compensation suit — though not enough to offer her any stability.
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But he did admit that much of his message is designed to outrage — to win attention in the news media and to overcome a lack of money in the bank.
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Apple is set to report earnings after the bell on Tuesday, a report that will most likely show that the $774 billion behemoth has even more money in the bank.
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Unfortunately for SoftBank, both of its entrants in the market are not only losing money, and have plenty of money in the bank to sustain more losses in the future.
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"It really was to put some more money in the bank, be ready for strategic opportunities as they might present themselves and enables us to invest some more in the product."
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Just like depositing money in the bank or buying a stock, you keep your cryptocoins in a digital account known as a wallet, which lets you store, receive, and send them.
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In case of a fire or other unexpected event where your property could be compromised, it's much safer to put your money in the bank rather than keep it in cash.
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Savers would find alternative stores of value, such as precious metals or foreign banknotes, or pass on the cost of having money in the bank to others by making payments early.
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"There is far greater demand for bitcoin in Zimbabwe than supply because people see bitcoin as a store of value for their money in the bank," one Harare Bitcoin trader said.
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If you can put your money in the bank and build up credit, you can get a lease for an apartment in your name and not be beholden to a partner.
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He said people often think when you put money in the bank, it's your money and the bank will give it back, but in reality it's loaned out by the bank.
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Both companies have money in the bank, and can afford to take losses on their new services as they grow their audiences and work out the kinks on the back-end.
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Because with an emergency fund in place, you&aposll know that if your transmission blows or the refrigerator breaks down, you have the money in the bank to cover the expense.
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He had some money in the bank, too, as Harris, like everyone else who had lived at Ghost Ship, except Almena, received funds from charities to help them rebuild their lives.
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The path to that drive-through begins in familiar territory: a lonely older man with some money in the bank and a younger woman who would come to separate the two.
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"We have so much money in the bank that we have quite a lot of options [and are in a] strong position so choose what makes the most sense strategically," he said.
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Reigns wrestled Jinder Mahal at Sunday's Money in the Bank pay-per-view and the plodding, filler affair in the weeks leading up to the match translated into a plodding, filler match.
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Now that I quit my real job, the plan is to do more pop-ups and catering until I get enough money in the bank to open a restaurant of my own.
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There's still lots of money in the bank The other factor that is pummeling Apple's sales is the overall decline in China's economy, which has affected the greater luxury goods market already.
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Small savers would use any available form of prepayment—gift vouchers, long-term subscriptions, urban-transport cards or mobile-phone SIM cards—to avoid the cost of having money in the bank.
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We also make them put all of the money in the bank as savings and they can withdraw a portion if they want to buy something, but that is up to us.
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As I am an outsider to the official system, I am not attached to any institution and without regular income, a house, car, money in the bank, even social and medical insurance.
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With this money in the bank, the plan is to expand to reach 13 cities in India by the end of next year but it's ambitions go beyond its founders' home country.
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Mexico's Sinaloa cartel, which is responsible for tens of thousands of murders, deposited so much drug money in the bank that the cartel designed special cash boxes to fit HSBC's teller windows.
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At $2876.11 (€2500), it's obviously for people who have a pretty specific idea of how music technology should work, with features designed to cater to that money-in-the-bank connoisseur demographic.
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I think those are some of the most idiotic purchases I think players can do, especially when they don't have that money in the bank account to really pay for that stuff.
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At the end of their training period, aspiring farmers have agrarian experience, some money in the bank and mentors to vouch for them when they fill out papers to apply for land.
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"If I make my kids something delicious and we sit down to eat it, and I put my phone away and I really listen, that is such money in the bank," she said.
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"I am really scared that I will wake up one day and find my money in the bank is worthless," said Jethro Nkosi, a computer technician at a hotel in the capital Harare.
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He's too stressed about Katherine's marriage talk, about not having any money in the bank, about being completely terrified of what direction to point his life in, to be concerned about night terrors.
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"The NRCC has raised more than $264 million in money it can't use to influence elections, but that still counts as money in the bank on its FEC filings," Allison and McCormick write.
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We all want the same things in our professional and personal lives — to be a well-rounded and capable person, to have an impressive resume, more career opportunities, more money in the bank.
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A wealth tax includes everything you own, such as money in the bank, along with property and everything in it, such as expensive paintings for example, making the tax base difficult to estimate.
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Initially, people begin by telling me what material things they want—a new home, a second home, a certain amount of money in the bank, a certain amount of money they want to spend.
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The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee outraised their Republican counterparts by $2 million in January and has pulled all but even with money in the bank ahead of the contentious battle for the Senate majority.
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In an attempt to save the bank, Mr. Gulen asked his followers to deposit their money in the bank, and also to borrow from other banks and invest that money in the movement's bank.
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I started with 19 percent name identification and no money in the bank, from the northwest corner of a small state, and we ended up backed by 130,000 people who believe in this message.
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"It will be bad for everyone, Beto included, if he finishes his race with money in the bank when that money could've helped elect Democrats in Missouri, Tennessee or North Dakota," Mr. Miller added.
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So if you have a bunch of money in the bank, you're encouraged to spend it because no one ever ... Well, I shouldn't say no one, but hardly anyone ever goes for one round.
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Not only is it money in the bank for later and a chance to hurt him again, it draws attention away from the head and opens the hurt fighter up to be hit there again.
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Maybe is becomes a more visceral, compelling message when it is delivered by investors who have reached success, and paired with the worries expressed by those with less money in the bank — or brokerage account.
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Peter Thiel eliminated risk by having enough money in the bank before starting PayPal, finding a small niche where he could try to build a monopoly, and then merging with his competition to eliminate competition.
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The deal still needs to be approved by the Department of Justice, which has shown growing skepticism, but as far as FCC boss Ajit Pai is concerned, T-Mobile's promises are money in the bank.
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" At the same time, Hamrick said the wage growth was "money in the bank for workers feeling like they've been waiting a long time for this piece of the economic recovery puzzle to be added.
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The last few years have seen the women's division get their own Royal Rumble, Hell In A Cell, and Money In The Bank matches — all of which existed previously, but only in the men's division.
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"Clients often leave when they don't want to pay fees, because they don't understand what they're paying for or when they want to avoid all risk and put their money in the bank," Kohlhepp said.
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So when Stefon Diggs caught that insane last-second pass with time expiring to put Minnesota up by 5, Vikings betters thought the extra point was a gimme ... and would be money in the bank. .
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For decades, most American companies have paid their workers once every week or two, minimizing the administrative costs of frequent paydays and maximizing the interest the companies earn by keeping the money in the bank.
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Even if that pattern repeats itself come the next downturn, the fact that minority women are finding jobs now could leave them with more experience for their future résumés and more money in the bank.
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"If you have a bunch of money in the bank, you're encouraged to spend it because no one ever ... Well, I shouldn't say no one, but hardly anyone ever goes for one round," he said.
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He had high approval ratings, he had a bucket of money in the bank from Wall Street and he had just beaten a woman who was really good and everybody thought was going to win.
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Now in terms of their really stunning hit piece, what they mentioned is when I was running for senate — unlike Hillary Clinton, I don't have masses of money in the bank, hundreds of millions of dollars.
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WASHINGTON — Republicans entered the final month of the campaign with more money in the bank than the Democrats, providing them with vital ammunition as they wage a furious effort to hold on to control of Congress.
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Now, in terms of their really stunning hit piece, what they mentioned is when I was running for Senate, unlike Hillary Clinton, I don't have masses of money in the bank, hundreds of millions of dollars.
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MMT's underlying logic starts with the observation that the best way to make the economy run at full speed is to put money in the bank accounts of people or organisations that will spend it well.
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They might question if they have enough money in the bank to survive "a few poor quarters if the economy sputters," the memo read, or reconsider plans to grow their staff in order to conserve capital.
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Chen had wanted his father to put the money in the bank for safekeeping, but his father's unexpected reaction to the suggestion left him and his wife with having to glue together 1,080 hundred dollar banknotes.
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Rather than sitting around and waiting for your manager or HR to increase your paycheck, you need to speak up if you want to see more money in the bank at the end of each month.
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In addition, he says he will continue to look for good acquisition targets, and having this money in the bank will help the company fill in gaps in the product set should the right opportunity arise.
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AI, for example, needs huge data sets to be effective and they have the biggest data sets, them, Google, Amazon, these data sets are valuable beyond their ... They're just money in the bank, so to say.
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While it has plenty of money in the bank from past investments, Indonesian rival Go-Jek is preparing to expand into regional markets so the firm will need to brace itself for a new wave of competition.
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"With so many candidates in this race, making it so much more difficult to have a breakout moment, money in the bank is even more important than ever before," said Sean Bagniewski, Polk County Democratic Party chairman.
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"Even if you are willing theoretically to consider negative interest rates, there is only so far that they can go negative before you start worrying about the thing that central bankers have been worrying about all these years — which is: 'not only am I not getting any interest paid on my money in the bank, it is now potentially going to charge me, in which case I won't keep my money in the bank, I'll just take it out and keep it at home'," he added in the article.
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Reports this week claimed that Kardashian made $80 million off of her mobile game (spoiler alert: she probably didn't.) But she still has quite a bit of money in the bank, and she's clearly smart with her finances.
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It reminds you that it isn't just about the money in the bank and the things that it allows you to go buy- I believe that you're in the process of a fundamental revision of your previous positions.
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For Scopely, the latest capital infusion is just more money in the bank to invest in or acquire budding game studios and give them access to the technology stack that has made Scopely so compelling, according to Driver.
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The Albanese campaign has no dedicated office or full-time staff apart from a pair of consultants, and little money in the bank after it furiously raised and spent the required $175,000 to qualify for last week's debate.
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If you don't have the PTO days (or, let's be real, the money in the bank) to fly halfway around the world for your latest beauty haul, look to this international range for natural ingredients and high-quality formulas.
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On the other hand, if you have a rewards card and if you have enough money in the bank to pay the bill, you might want to weigh the pros and cons of using it to pay the IRS.
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To clear each scenario, a good hospital manager must cure a certain number of people, keep up the hospital's reputation, make the facility worth a certain amount of cash, and hold a large sum of money in the bank.
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The company still had some of that Series A money in the bank when they landed their $12 million Series B round last month from a group of investors that really wanted to participate in the company's future success, says Hariharan.
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There is still money in the bank from the $200 million it's raised to date; and Glassdoor, he said, is making more in revenues than certain public companies (no names, and no specifics on numbers nor whether Glassdoor is profitable).
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Glitch and Tiny Speck failed to gain traction, so after they got shut down, the ever-resourceful co-founder Stewart Butterfield did what many founders who still have some money in the bank and fire in their bellies do: a pivot.
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Uber had a more established brand and more money in the bank as well as upscale product lines, like Uber Black and Uber SUV, whose profits could be used to subsidize UberX rides and offer financial incentives to new drivers.
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"Employees would be far better off getting paid time-and-a-half for their overtime hours and putting that money in the bank where it can earn interest, rather than having their paychecks withheld indefinitely," according to a Democratic fact sheet.
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While Paul might be a self-made multimillionaire with plenty of money in the bank now, at one point, he was a refreshingly relatable college kid who was scared of credit cards and would split the bill at TGI Fridays.
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"As you decrease the potential profits I'm going to make from pancreatic cures, I'm going to shift more of my investment over to apps or just keep the money in the bank and earn the money I make there," Garthwaite says.
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And if their Democratic opponent already has enough money in the bank to run ads and ensure voters know they have a choice, it could be curtains for people who no one is even thinking about possibly losing right now.
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I learned the hard way that the best time to open these rewards cards is when you have the money in the bank and you have a big purchase to make anyway (such as furniture or a big trip coming up).
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"Some of the most disturbing notes came from people who said, 'I work and I played by the rules and I save for retirement and I have money in the bank, and you know, I'm getting absolutely nothing," Yellen recalled.
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That's the demographic because [the man] should have saved money in the bank by then, and they're less likely to go and find another woman because they're going to be more content; they're already halfway or three-quarters through their life.
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It's since been reported at sites like PWTorch, via leaks from within the company, that WWE knew of the violation prior to Money in the Bank and that the clean win for Rollins was a result of a last minute scramble.
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It is called by many names, but most often it is nicknamed the "prosperity gospel" for its bold central claim that God will give you your heart's desires: money in the bank, a healthy body, a thriving family, and boundless happiness.
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With this new money in the bank, the company is targeting a number of lofty goals — it wants to reach $100 million in annual revenue by the end of 2017, and to get there it is planning to expand its reach in India.
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I called my dad's attorney, for the first time ever, and asked her to tell me what his finances looked like, whether she thought that he had enough money in the bank to afford another 15 years looking out at that courtyard.
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I've got a beautiful family, a beautiful wife, two beautiful babies, and I've got money in the bank, and I'm really happy with my career and my output and the person that I've become and the person that I hopefully will stay.
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Entrepreneurs taking this route not only need to worry about doing everything involved with getting their business off the ground, but they also must sweat whether or not they have enough money in the bank to keep going from month to month.
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"Currently we have money in the bank ... will last I presume somewhere into ... mid October," said Pierre Krahenbuhl, Commissioner-General of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) in New York, where world leaders are attending the annual U.N. General Assembly.
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By bringing the Series 6 to market sooner, First Solar is trying to place itself in a position where it can not only put money in the bank, but reinvest in its business to continue making even more efficient products, Osha explained.
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At Money in the Bank, Roman Reigns lost clean to Seth Rollins; this simply doesn't happen, but at the time, it seemed like nothing more than a sop to the fans and, perhaps, a foreshadowing of a de-escalation of Reigns-mania.
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The Democrats' three party committees and their two main congressional super PACs outraised their Republican counterparts in the first 17 days of the month — $403 million to $79 million, including loans — but the Republican committees finished with more money in the bank.
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CEO Phua said the firm was net profitability when it closed the recent round, he said there was plenty of money in the bank since it hadn't touched its previous $10 million round — now we know where some of those resources have been channeled to.
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Peggy Siegal, a power publicist for the awards race, said every year she had to assure would-be and winless nominees that even if they felt their campaigning was for naught, it was money in the bank, because voters would remember them in coming years.
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With inflation of 2.6% real interest rates are negative, and Zubelewicz said this means risk-averse savers who would normally put their money in the bank are encouraged to buy other low-risk assets, artificially inflating the prices of real estate and certain shares.
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CEO Frank Bien says the company still has plenty of money in the bank, but it moved forward with this round now because the money was there, and he wasn't sure what the funding environment could look like in the next 9-12 months.
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"We take this pretty seriously and we do want people to understand what is something they can put money in the bank on, and what they should take with a grain of salt," Ancestry Chief Scientific Officer Catherine Ball told TechCrunch back in September.
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Rollins won clean to get his title back—a truly unexpected event because Reigns, like Cena, does not lose clean—only to have Ambrose cash in his just won Money in the Bank briefcase to ambush the new champion and steal the title for himself.
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Sirota says that he wasn't actually looking to raise either the C or the D, and in fact still has B money in the bank, but when big investors want to give you money on decent terms, you take it while the money is there.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who aside from the two self-funding billionaires had the most money in the bank by the end of September, is the third biggest spender in Des Moines with $1.3 million, and is running ads tailored specifically to Iowa.
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Houston Rockets point guard Chris Paul might be a self-made multimillionaire with plenty of money in the bank, but at one point, he was a refreshingly relatable college kid who was scared of credit cards and would split the bill at TGI Fridays.
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"My house had burned down, had no money in the bank, hadn't booked a job, had just destroyed — and not in a good way — my very first screen test, and was like OK, the universe is really being like, 'Hey, maybe don't do this anymore,'" she said.
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It is still early days and the reliance remains on Taobao (its marketplace) and T-Mall (its service for brands) in China, but there's enough money in the bank to push its business interests in India, Southeast Asia and the cloud towards a higher chunk of revenue.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisClinton attacks on Gabbard become flashpoint in presidential race Poll: Biden holds 28500-point lead nationally over Warren Trump declines to participate in Weather Channel 6900 climate change special MORE (D-Calif.) also had more money in the bank, with $2628 million and $28503 million, respectively.
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"This is about the rule of law, the same rule of law that keeps our money in the bank and keeps our streets and homes safe," said Representative Joe Cunningham of South Carolina, a freshman Democrat who will have to defend his vote back home in his conservative district.
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"Always calibrate the cost of life and the cost of growing a business and ensure that you have enough money in the bank to do both of those things," he said, adding that not having enough can be detrimental to your quality of life and the future success of your business.
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When I joined Goldman Sachs following graduation from Columbia Business School, I had no money in the bank, a negative net worth, a National Defense Education Act student loan to repay, and a six-month-old baby (not to mention his mother, my wife of now 201103 years) to support.
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"This was not hugely problematic—we had money in the bank and investors were on board with this plan," Singh wrote in his post–but then PepperTap also had to ensure that its logistics network was always ready to fulfill its promise of two-hour deliveries, even when orders were slow.
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You know, I think that obviously we still have some money in the bank after Wisconsin that's--and we're trying--we're in the field now, trying to decide, you know, is Maryland or Indiana, or districts in California, where is that best spent, you know, the biggest bang for your buck.
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Over a massively glittery disco beat complete with booming drums and funk guitar, rather like David Bowie's "Fame" blown up to arena size, Flowers bellows a bunch of macho stock phrases ("I got gas in the tank/I got money in the bank") in a sensational parodic fantasy about male power and control.
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Indeed, while it doesn't seem like Styles is going to lose the title to Shinsuke Nakamura at Money in the Bank on June 17th, it's not outside the realm of possibility—Nakamura may very well win as a heel and try to begin his own redemption arc after a year of bad booking.
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For instance, when you are at the ATM with little kids, it's a great opportunity to explain how you put money in the bank to keep it safe and to have money there when you need it, and that you can only take out as much as you put in, she said.
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With new money in the bank, though, E27 CEO and co-founder Mohan Belani plans to make new hires across the company to grow the editorial and events teams, as well as strengthen newer businesses which include a job listings service, Crunchbase-style database and 'marketplace' where third-parties offer bundled deals.
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While Faraday Future has relatively little money in the bank, owes more than a $100 million to suppliers, and has a reputation that's tarnished by Jia's financial and managerial shenanigans (which The Verge has documented over the last two years), Breitfeld claimed Faraday Future is uniquely equipped to transform transportation as we know it.
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"We found out that he had gone to the pharmacy about a week before his paycheck was coming, and when he found out how much it was going to be he didn't have enough money in the bank, so we felt that he was stretching it to last until the next paycheck," his mom says.
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Tavis Hom, a 20-year-old college student studying computer science who works part-time as strip club valet in Florida, says the reason he doesn't put more money in the bank—even though he makes $250 in cash tips on weekends—is because he likes having cash on hand for more practical purchases during the week.
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The idea of savers being charged to keep their money in the bank might seem extraordinary even in an era of unprecedented monetary policy measures - and has never happened before in the UK. Now one of the country's biggest banks, NatWest, part of RBS, has warned its business customers that it may have to charge for deposits.
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Younger people are worse off, according to a poll released earlier this year: Not only did they not have that money in the bank, about four in 10 millennials have gone into credit card debt for day-to-day expenses like groceries, while 20 percent have accrued debt over sudden costs like car repairs or medical bills.
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Nintendo investors got antsy when the company explained that it isn't making as much money from Pokémon Go as many first thought, but, even if just a small portion of users buy a Plus then that'll be more money in the bank — and that's not even mentioning the lucrative in-app purchases and "sponsored locations" like McDonald's in Japan.
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Now his budget contains a $1 trillion plan, which is mostly made up of a routine reauthorization of highway and transit programs — except the standard time frame has been doubled to 10 years, and it's paid for by a fictitious funding source called "contract authority" that's more akin to writing a check regardless of whether there's money in the bank to pay for it or not.
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Nightcap: Clinton regroups and refocuses after New Hampshire blowout | Sign up Cruz won the Iowa caucuses and finished third in New Hampshire, and Republican donors have slowly expressed more openness to Cruz than they were just a few weeks ago, but Cruz fundraisers say few have hopped over fully to join the finance squad that left them with more money in the bank than any other campaign.
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Keep your eyes on the prize(s) Saving money and paying bills may not necessarily feel like fun now, but they win you freedom later: a good credit score and money in the bank will give you the freedom to buy a car, buy a house, and have kids without panicking — or, if you're not the settling-down type, it will give you the ability to travel and rack up airline miles on a good credit card.
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Don Beyer and Gerry ConnollyGerald (Gerry) Edward ConnollyHistory in the House: Congress weathers unprecedented week Democrat grills DHS chief over viral image of drowned migrant and child Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers struggle to understand Facebook's Libra project | EU hits Amazon with antitrust probe | New cybersecurity concerns over census | Robocall, election security bills head to House floor | Privacy questions over FaceApp MORE, the state's two other Democratic congressman, who both each had more money in the bank than Scott as of the end of September.
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For the financial system that's a positive, but before you can get rid of negative rates, the ECB needs to taper, and at a minimum that starts next year, so I think it's much more likely that negative rates are still with us until 2019, and that means investors are sitting-, I mean, I speak to a lot of clients, they're thinking, 'How do I invest with this quirky backdrop?' and obviously that's why they're still committing money to markets, multi-asset, fixed income equities, real assets, because they don't want to put the money in the bank.
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