But rolling-over incurs a cost.
So the mayor and the Legislature came up with a less savory idea: a municipal bond deal that would save the city as much as $500 million a year by having the state take over debt incurred by the city in the fiscal crisis of the 1970's, and stretching out the payments.
Financial planners say that even though the money can usually be rolled over without incurring tax, many people are better off taking benefits as an annuity -- typically, a series of monthly payments from retirement until death -- because it reduces the risk of squandering money or outliving the funds paid out in a big check.
Many foreign policy observers say the political dynamics in the country have changed enough that Serbian authorities could turn him over without incurring too much collateral damage.
Still, Hillary Clinton's campaign seems to tap into something very real in this country -- the anger that many women carry over the costs incurred in the fight for gender equality for the last forty years.
A former stuntman on the production is the latest to take legal action, filing a $6m£3.9m9m) lawsuit over injuries incurred on the production.
Jia is also under fire over debts incurred by LeEco, the failed tech conglomerate he founded.
He never returned to the island, dying in England in 1789 after spending seven years in King's Bench Prison over debts incurred in part due to spending on Saint Vincent's defences.
In comparing change in costs over time incurred by patients who did and did not progress (Table 3), the annualized follow-up costs among those who progressed comingles costs that occurred prior to progression with those that occurred following progression.
That time, the judge ruled him not guilty but over the years, he and his father incurred over $1,000 in fines for similar charges.
