Sentence examples for wasted payments from inspiring English sources
Is it reasonable to expect compensation for the wasted payments of 18 years at £49 a month?
Much of that has been wasted on welfare payments.
One staffer, after she saw how much money she was wasting on interest payments, increased her student loan payments by $75 a month.
That's $800 more in the bank, and $800 less wasted on pointless interest payments.
If a payment is missed, then the previous payments are money wasted, because the agreement is broken.
Believe that you can, and you can... Breakout using freed money from the car, and any other "freed money" to quicken your steps: By "not" wasting these saved payments you can use that money in your new quest for being well-off and debt free.
Insurers argue that much of the money – up to £2,500 for every whiplash claim – is wasted on legal fees and payments to claims management companies.
"We will take strong steps to try to ensure that people's welfare payments are not wasted on booze and cigarettes and gambling because the taxpayers of Australia quite rightly support people in need, regardless of their ethnicity or background or geographical location, but it's right and proper that people act responsibly and that's what our changes will be designed to bring about".
To date Chicago has wasted over $1.2 billion on swap payments, including $500 million in "termination fees," and will probably soon dish out an additional $200 million in termination penalties on an interest rate swap that had local schools coughing up $36 million annually.
; Recommendation #3: Assured access to the balance in the Nuclear Waste Fund NWFF) and to the revenues generated by annual nuclear waste fee payments from utility ratepayers is absolutely essential and must be provided to the new nuclear waste management organization.
So since 2005 the 19 plants receiving the waste gas payments have profited handsomely from an unlikely business: churning out more harmful coolant gas so they can be paid to destroy its waste byproduct.
