No, they get no money. Just prestige.
No
It is postulated in the championship/race rules
The phrase "Keep one's eye open" doesn't mean the literal, to keep your eye open, that would be a little difficult. It does however, for the most part, mean to be watchful in all things that you do, be cautious and careful, don't head into something with your eyes closed, or with out checking all the possibilities and options out. The same goes with the saying "Keep your eyes on the prize", it doesn't mean to literally keep your eyes on the prize, however it means to keep your goals with in sight, always in your mind, what ever your "prize" is when you accomplish the needed task.
Keep Your Eyes on the Prize was created in 1956.
As a Roman Catholic nun she took a vow of poverty, so she could not keep the money herself, so she gave the money to the Missionaries of Charity
You can have no money and still keep it open. Bank of America doesn't care if it doesn't have any money in it . If your savings account is linked to your checking account then it should be fine.
No, once you open a Certificate of Deposit (CD), you cannot add more money to it.
They need LOTS of money to keep it open.
Prize money is typically taxable in the year it is received. It should be reported as "other income" on your tax return and may be subject to federal and state income taxes depending on the amount and your individual tax situation. Be sure to keep accurate records of any prizes or awards you receive.
Don't spend your money on useless things.You have to be careful on how you spend your money.3. The best way to keep track of your money is to open up a bank account.
A savings account is a good place to keep money safe for future needs.
Most bank require small deposits to open an account, but larger deposits to keep the account open and not earn service charges.