The phrase "a personal payment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a payment made by an individual for their own expenses or obligations, rather than on behalf of someone else or for a business purpose.
Example: "I made a personal payment for my subscription to the online service."
Alternatives: "an individual payment" or "a private payment".
On Thursday, testimony emerged that claimed the president of the Chamber of Deputies, Eduardo Cunha, had asked for bribes of $10m £6.45mm), including a personal payment of $5m related to two contracts for drilling vessels.
You must make a personal payment at the time of registration and wait for your reimbursement from your employer.
Now, bank customers of participating financial institutions will have the option to select a Visa account as the destination for funds when making a personal payment.
· India customers are no longer able to see the option to send a Personal payment on the Send Money page · They can continue to use other payment options, such as eBay checkout.
If this payment was a personal payment, such as a gift to a friend or family member, then we request that you find another payment method until we restore personal payments to and from India.
If this payment was a personal payment such as a gift, then we have requested that the sender find another payment method until we restore personal payments to and from India.
They would have to ensure that a user's personal payment data transit through the safe channels and that they are shared only with the user's consent.
The payment was a "commercial" and not personal payment, he said.
In other changes, disability living allowance will be reformed by the introduction of a personal independence payment for disabled people.
With the right support, McLaren was able to get her benefits reinstated at a higher level than before, and she now also receives a personal independence payment.
Well, he would have a Personal Independence Payment (PIP) assessment, and – despite the severity of the disease – would have no guarantee of being successful.
