But over the years, even with his modest means, he managed to salt away about $ 7, 200 in an individual retirement account.
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Q : The recent tax law increases the maximum amounts one can salt away in tax-deferred retirement accounts, which I consider a great opportunity.
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These wide expanses are a unique characteristic of North Queensland wetlands produced by comparatively low rainfall and a short wet season that never washes the salt away.
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He also drinks too much, spends too much time with his mistress and salts away too much money in his personal " deduct box ."
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That means our vote-grubbing politicians will salt away an extra $ 323 million to insure against future deficits, instead of spending it on popular programs.
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Consider an enterprising 25-year-old who faithfully salts away $ 2, 000 a year and earns an 8 percent annual return until he retires.
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Last week against Buffalo, the Dolphins were able to keep the ball for seven minutes late in the game to salt away a 13-7 win.
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The disagreement is not so much over what is available as over how much of that bounty to spend and how much to salt away for future needs.
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A rapper can salt away millions, St . James says, but the minute it looks like he's content, the millions will stop flowing:
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The new and expanded retirement-savings accounts created by Congress and the Clinton administration will no doubt provide an impetus for more people to salt away more money.
