Sentence examples for In overpayment from inspiring English sources

Those who have contacted Guardian Money accuse Scottish Power of: failing to return credit balances of as much as £630 when direct debits have resulted in overpayment; holding on to balances worth £500 or more when customers have switched to rival suppliers; keeping customers waiting in call queues lasting an hour.

She said she still hears from veterans about confusing language in overpayment letters.

I have dedicated my life to raising my children even in overpayment of child support by $10,000 dollars.

But, he insists, "we should also eliminate billions of dollars in overpayments to private Medicare plans".

The government's audit estimates about $3.2 billion in overpayments in 2015 (you can download very detailed data here), of which about $900 million was paid back.

That audit gained attention a year ago, when an internal report citing tens of millions of dollars in overpayments was leaked to The Wall Street Journal.

The consumer groups say that a 1993 agreement between the two companies has cost breast cancer patients tens of millions of dollars in overpayments.

The average American tax procrastinator, for example, paid an extra $400 because of mistakes made by rushing, resulting in $473 million in overpayments in 2002, said Piers Steel, an associate professor of human resources and organizational dynamics at the University of Calgary.

Surely, such aggressive sales tactics can surprise no one given that the Medicare Modernization Act specifically rewards companies with an average of 13 to 17percentt in overpayments (and in some cases much more) for providing private coverage.

The Social Security Administration made $6.5 billion in overpayments to people not entitled to receive them in 2009, including $4 billion under a supplemental income program for the very poor, a government investigator said Tuesday.

After Obama noted that "Obamacare" (he has embraced the shorthand, just as the L.D.S. church eventually embraced "Mormon") saves Medicare seven hundred and sixteen billion dollars in overpayments to insurance companies and providers, Romney accused him of cutting that amount in benefits "for current recipients".