It depends on left over after what!
Twice, with 11 left over.
The amount left over after a division is the Remainder.
We call this left over number the remainder.
121
I think it is when you have money left over after paying all of your taxes
You get to keep the money you have left over after paying the body shop. It is considered part of your insurance settlement.
Make a list of all your expenses and prioritize by how important they are---like food, water, electric etc... then make a list of all your income/any money that you receive every month. Add up your expenses and see if you have enough money every month, if you have money left over after paying all your necessities then allow some money for non-necessities, like eating out, movies ect...Also include an amount, if able, that you can put towards savings every month, even if its a small amount.
I see no problem with it. It's a good use of the money that's left over after paying for tuition and books.
If you have money to spend after paying taxes and all expenses, you have spending power according to the amount of money you have left over. A tourist with spending power has money to spend after all travel expenses are paid or accounted for.
Yes, a cost of living calculator is very helpful in planning a budget. It will let you know how much you will be spending on necessities. Then, however much money you have left over, you can either invest it, or you can spend it on a vacation.
don't give your work the over time. simple.
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Discretionary Income Discretionary income = Gross income - taxes - all compelled payments (bills) Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disposable_and_discretionary_income
money that was paid into your account over the counter in the branch using a paying in slip.
Disposable income.
Yes, you are still liable. If the sale doesn't cover the cost of the loan, the balance has to be resolved. If there is money left over, after costs, the person that was paying on the loan gets the balance.