But he was pround of his reform of public sector pensions, which "saved something like £460bn over the lifetime of those pensions".
So to pay for this programme, we slap the majority of Americans, who may save something like 10% of their income and spend the rest, with an immediate 9-11% tax surcharge on their incomes.Even after they recover the amount their employers were paying for healthcare, through strenuous negotiation, they still won't be made whole.
If all stock funds did something similar, shareholders collectively would save something like $8.6 billion in annual fees.
"If you just close a bunch of branches, you save something like 20 million quid [$30 million]," says Goodwin. "But if you invest correctly in a good IT platform, the savings can run $500 million".
Mr Rhodes said: "We are going to save something like £28m over the next 10 years by taking G4S on board, broadly, that will be £3m a year that we won't have to cut from front-line police operations.
He continued that if the Congressional Budget Office "scores" the legislation as saving something like $40 billion over 10 years, "Don't be surprised".
A typical middle-class family would save about $5,000 a year, according to a rough analysis commissioned by Sanders' presidential campaign, while society as a whole would end up saving something like $6 trillion over the next decade. .
Even if you'd save something practical, like your tax records, that still says something about you (probably that you prefer to be prepared and not meet resistance in life).
If you don't have a picture, take one the next time you'd like to save something to your dining timeline.
"If you save so much money that you feel like saving something else," reads text on the home page of savethemoney.groupon.com, "donate to the four mission-driven organizations below.
