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Any continuing support beyond 1 April will have to be funded from existing budgets.

The move comes five years after the company first bought into Serasa, and will be funded from existing bank loans.

An insider said the plan would be funded from existing budgets, because mental health service funding will be up by £1.4bn in real terms by 2020.

They won't receive all the cash at once, though: "The cash portion … will be funded from existing cash reserves and the future expected profits of the Thailand business". The four may be entitled to additional cash or shares in the future depending on the financial performance of ThinkofLiving in the coming two years, according to the sale agreement.

The Franken Homeowner Advocate Amendment, according to the press release, would be funded from existing sources and its focus would be to assist homeowners who believe their mortgage servicer is breaking the rules.

However, this has to be funded from existing local NHS budgets.

Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, accused ministers of unsettling the police by declining to say whether the extra police costs over the last week would be funded from the reserve or from existing police budgets.

"This increase is being funded from within the existing ODA levels, so more to climate change must mean less to other sectors – it is not new money," said Romilly Greenhill, team leader for development finance at the ODI.

He added the scheme would be mostly funded from existing council housing income, which stands at about £30m a year, from about 8,000 tenants.

Projects and activities under the health security program are funded through existing funds, especially from the budget foreseen for the EU's public health programs.

Although the new assembly line will be funded with cashflow from the existing maintenance and restoration businesses, Wynne is tempted to seek investment to allow him to buy parts in bulk and therefore less expensively.