"payments withdrawn" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing a transaction in which money is taken out of an account or received from a source. Example: "The customer's monthly payments were automatically withdrawn from their bank account on the first of every month."
People who refuse jobs will also be penalised with their income payments withdrawn.
People claiming benefits can find that working a few more hours hardly improves their lot, or even makes it worse, so quickly are payments withdrawn.
Despite this, in replacing it with PIPs, the government's own figures suggest that up to half a million people could see their payments withdrawn altogether.
He made two crucial decisions that limited how much Mr. Picard can seek to recover: only transfers occurring within two years of the bankruptcy could be pursued, and under the securities laws the trustee would have to show that the investors engaged in actual fraud to be liable for any payments withdrawn from Mr. Madoff's firm beyond fictitious profits paid out.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) sanctions regime, made tougher in 2012, means that those out of work can have their payments withdrawn for between a week and three years if they are deemed not to have been doing enough to find a job.
In Ontario, students who graduated this spring with government loans and are not pursuing further education will now begin to have monthly payments withdrawn from their accounts, if they haven't already started paying for them.
While this is significant in itself, perhaps more important is that it will allow Zimbabweans (or anyone) living outside of the country to transfer money safely and cheaply to their friends and relatives who can then make payments, withdraw the money as cash or more likely convert to EcoCash.
The telemarketer must provide you with information about the total number of payments, how much each payment is, the date the payments are withdrawn from your account and which account will be charged.
There are no fees to consolidate, and some consolidators may offer lower rates to borrowers whose payments are withdrawn electronically from their bank accounts or who make timely payments.
MARK your calendar to make sure that payments were withdrawn on schedule.
Check your credit report, too, to ensure that any payments not withdrawn were not reported as delinquent.
