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Idiom of the Day

“Make ends meet”

When you are “making ends

meet,” you are making sure that all of your bills and expenses are paid by the end of the month. You may say to yourself, “In order to make ends meet, I will need to stop going out for coffee for the rest of this month.” Making ends meet means you have some sort of plan or idea to keep yourself in budget without going into debt. This could also mean taking on a second job to make sure you are not over budget.

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    @Scott Cecil Allen thank you for sharing and looking over my sentence.
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  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @tina I can relate to that on a personal level. When I got my divorce, it was very, very hard. I had to get a second job and work 60 hours+ in order to make ends meet.
  • tina VIP

    We hardly make ends meet with one income in a family of 4 people.
  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @Rose Yes that is correct.
  • Rose

    The letter (B) in the word debt is silent, isn't it?

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