The phrase "a low money" is not correct in English.
It is not a standard expression and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "I can't afford that; I have a low money situation right now."
Alternatives: "a small amount of money" or "limited funds".
If a low-money wagerer suddenly bets $1,000, the device will ask for an ID to ensure that the same player placed both bets.
This season it averages exactly four goals a game; standards are low, money is scarce and many teams are bolstered by obscure, manipulable imports desperate for a way into European football through the back door.
They are paid scandalously low money for a full working week, are generally there to help children with specific learning needs, and have little by the way of promotional prospects.
Since international interest rates are still low, money is cheap.
With salaries so low, money clearly isn't the motivation, either, for volunteers performing national service.
Results revealed that whereas control subjects valued high money more than low money, over half of the cocaine addicted subjects valued all monetary amounts equally.
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According to Mark Iwry, the benefits tax counsel for the Treasury Department, employers are encouraged to put savings of automatic enrollees into a balanced fund, rather than a more risky stock fund or a low-return money market fund.
Indeed, companies need not wait until 2008 to institute auto enrollment, automatic savings increases and defaulting a new participant into a fund other than a low-yield money market fund.
So why have it as a part of your portfolio?" He said the simplest and safest approach is simply to park funds in a low-volatility money market fund and accept near-zero returns.
With such a strategy, a low-expense money market fund seems like a better investment.
