Debit cards are a different story: protections for consumers are much more limited, and banks are less likely to waive costs and fees if, for example, a debit card theft causes a consumer's later checks to bounce.
Each hospital also has its own policies for waiving costs in certain situations, he said.
He said squatting in abandoned buildings was dangerous, and that waiving costs could set a precedent.
Despite being poor, the family did not have health insurance, a scheme in Indonesia which reduces or waives costs of care for the poor (37).
With the exception of Kansas and Pennsylvania, voter ID states do not waive the cost of birth certificates or the other documents required to obtain free photo ID.
Other benefits: You may not have to pay commissions when you reinvest dividends into individual stocks or exchange-traded funds, which are essentially index funds that trade like stocks (and usually cost money to buy or sell, though many online brokerages now waive those costs).
His request to be protected from potential costs was refused on Thursday and the council offered to waive his costs if he dropped his appeal.
In 1943 Ferdinand Nitardy, an executive at the nearby Squibb pharmaceutical company, offered to waive condemnation costs for his rear yard if the Promenade was erased from the plan.
The county also incentivizes builders to offer those buyers $5,000 discounts on home prices, or to waive closing costs.
AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon -- the country's four largest mobile providers -- pledged to waive some costs in the wake of the terrorist attacks, for which the Islamic State militant group has claimed responsibility.
That's when our solar provider told us that in exchange for all the help and promotion we had done for his business, he wanted to waive all costs and expenses over and above our rebates.
