Sentence examples for spending advice from inspiring English sources

At least, they may wonder how long it will take to get to the budgeting and spending advice buried beneath, which, by the way, is solid.

Because we are nice herbivores on this paper, we have been sheltered from, for example, the spending advice given in a 2007 edition of Trader Monthly, which gave as one compelling reason for buying a $300,000 turntable, the opportunity to give "a huge middle finger to everyone who enters your home".

Instead of visiting a branch once every year, spending advice can be pushed through to the payment device itself.

BillShrink will eventually move into other verticals, such as credit cards and insurance plans, with the end goal of becoming a destination that consumers can trust and return to frequently for spending advice.

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A leading economist says changes to housing benefits will result in a need for increased government spending on advice and support for tenants.

Hundreds of millions of pounds have been spent on advice centres, public education campaigns, free contraceptives.

Charities and local authorities say the millions of pounds they spend providing advice and help to vulnerable individuals left in crisis by avoidable benefit delays is unsustainable, and they cannot "shore up" the system's failings indefinitely.

Yet margins in private banking and wealth management are also being squeezed, and new competitors from outside banking stand a good chance of breaking into this market.Self-evidently, the big attraction for banks is that rich people have more money to invest and spend on advice than poorer ones.

While it was believed that health professionals, and health visitors in particular, should play a part in delivering safety interventions, it was widely acknowledged that their heavy work demands can leave them little time to spend dispensing advice to families.

His recently widowed mother has a pension but neither she nor anyone she knows would dream of spending £1,000 on advice.