Some of that money gets rebated to the health plan; but instead of being paid back to the patient, it's paid back to help offset the cost of premiums for everyone.
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Kabbage's short-term custom loans can be paid back in full at the end of the period, or can be paid back overtime based on revenues received on the Kabbage Payments platform.
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The president has since paid back some of the money.
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"He paid back my investment and then some," Marshall said.
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Before the video went viral, the man was paid back.
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But five years later, creditors still haven't been paid back.
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You can build projects and people will get paid back.
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The amount will be paid back by the holding company.
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All graduated successfully, found jobs, and paid back their debt.
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The money was paid back to taxpayers in four years.
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Neumann paid back the loan in full in November 2017.
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"Everybody got paid back in this case," his lawyer said.
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That was going to be how I paid back society.
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The loans are gradually paid back once pilots are working.
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All told, he paid back $116,000 in debt before turning 30.
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The fund has not always paid back what it owes taxpayers.
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Chiropractors used to be very well paid back in the day.
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All capital above this threshold will be paid back to shareholders.
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Almost all of it was paid back once the economy stabilized.
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The funds will have to be paid back at some point.
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The Avrahamis lost their case and paid back taxes plus interest.
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Deutsche Post has since paid back the government 377 million euros.
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If the programs are successful, the private investors get paid back.
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People who had already paid back their loans would get nothing.
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They'd have to give the subsidies whether they're paid back or not.
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Anyway, Trump paid back Carson's loyalty by selecting him to head HUD.
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I've now paid back $7,000, but I also now owe them $43,000.
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Some $20bn of debt to China has yet to be paid back.
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It's a loan, it gets paid back, so it's not $1.7 billion.
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The loan will need to be paid back in one year's time.
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He said he paid back taxes for five years to be safe.
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As of June this year, however, she had only paid back £9,000.
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Did you lend your friend some money and never got paid back?
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Zuma has since paid back the money spent on non-security features.
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The EB-5 investors would see their loans paid back over time.
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He paid back just $9,000 of the $210,000 in credit card charges.
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First, knowing that personal loans to people may never be paid back.
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To form excuses about why that borrowed money cannot be paid back.
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Getting paid back is not its only, or maybe even primary, goal.
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Loans have to be paid back, as opposed to investments in stocks.
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And he was not paid back in any way, shape or form.
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PayPal business loans are automatically paid back at a weekly fixed amount.
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The repo market features loans that are basically risk-free; they are essentially always paid back, and they're collateralized, so in the event they aren't paid back, the lender still makes money by keeping the bonds offered as collateral.
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Like all loans, personal loans should be used thoughtfully and studiously paid back.
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But at some point, he cautioned, the principal needs to get paid back.
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Joel's dad lent him the funds, which Joel paid back within a year.
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The loans are to be paid back over 20 years, Raed Khoury said.
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Before the oil slump just 3% of loans were not being paid back.
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Wayne paid back his "little bro" by jumping on stage for the event.
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Wilson denied the findings, but the government was reportedly paid back about $21625,2900.
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Wilson denied the findings, but the government was reportedly paid back about $22019,000.
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If it is not paid back, it will not go out of business.
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Yin said he just paid back the bonus, which came out to $39,000.
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The interest and principal on bonds is paid back over time from taxes.
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Against all odds, Trump paid back most of what he owed the bank.
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Wilson denied the findings, but the government was reportedly paid back about $443,000.
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The startup shares a percentage of its revenue with Clearbanc until it's paid back.
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"There was some contention about paying ... but eventually I got paid back," he says.
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Most of us have, I think, paid back that debt we owe to our
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"If you do get a crash you want to be paid back," Desai said.
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Such project-specific loans must be paid back by the firm that receives them.
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For all the days that I skipped showering, I now paid back in spades.
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Lenders are typically only paid back if a plaintiff wins in court or settles.
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Mr. Puzder immediately fired the woman and paid back taxes owed on her wages.
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But that loan must be paid back with interest, sucking the funds back out.
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He's also paid back the $20173 million that he made on the branding change.
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The couple said they paid back taxes to the IRS and the state of California.
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By then, Beijing Huiyuan Beverage had paid back the principal and interest accrued in full.
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All the while, hope that rising global debt will ever get paid back is dwindling.
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We rate Granholm's claim that the auto industry paid back taxpayers in full as false.
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Prosecutors say the the loan of 12 million reais ($3.3 million) was never paid back.
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He later came forward voluntarily with what he'd done, paid back his victims and apologized.
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Prosecutors said he made loans to front companies he controlled which were never paid back.
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If you loan your partner money, is it okay if it doesn't get paid back?
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After the book came out, within one month he had paid back all his debts.
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Mengyi had also paid back the 5 million forints through an intermediary, the prosecutors said.
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However, once the lapse in funding ends, all benefits are expected to be paid back.
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It said the move came after CEFC Europe had not paid back debt on time.
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This investment would then be paid back using the refugees' tax contributions as they work.
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For instance, Hunter's apparently paid back the $600 he used for the rabbit's plane flight.
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If the business did well, the lenders were paid back on time and made money.
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There would also be a cap on the total amount that could be paid back.
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However, any new deferrals are turned off until their loan is paid back in full.
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Good, high-quality loan growth that customers want and that we can get paid back.
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Companies that sold to Sears may not get paid back in full -- or at all.
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When it ultimately paid back the government, it had to wipe out shareholders in return.
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For example, a scholarship or grant doesn't have to be paid back; a loan does.
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Most notably: What did Donald Trump know about all this, and was Cohen eventually paid back?
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He has loaned nearly $46 million to his campaign so far, but can get paid back.
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Emanuel's plan calls for the city's marijuana revenues to be paid back directly into its pensions.
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What Justin didn't count on was that Bryce expected to be paid back for such kindness.
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He paid back the money, but his bail was rescinded due to the new theft charge.
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A little debt speeds development so long as it is paid back promptly with a rewrite.
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They're also insured, so customers' accounts would be paid back in the event of a hack.
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But there is little concern in Benghazi about how the eastern bonds will be paid back.
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Up until about a year ago, Boe had paid back over $226,29 but then he stopped.
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Shkreli's defense argued he ultimately paid back his investors more than they put into his funds.
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Many Americans have debt, but many Americans are also hounded for debt they've already paid back.
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JTPI said its move came after CEFC Europe had not paid back its debt on time.
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She paid back the buyer as much as she could, but still owes him some money.
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Borrowed money is typically paid back using cash from operations or by taking out new debt.
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The downside, though: "These are loans," Ms. Kvern said, and they have to be paid back.
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If they are not going to be paid back by the borrower, who gets the bill?
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Puzder said he fired the housekeeper and paid back taxes, but the issue has rankled conservatives.
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It paid back to French authorities 7.3 million euros ($8.3 million) in tourist taxes in 2016.
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That means a big chunk of the tariffs will be paid back in higher tax credits.
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Usually when a shutdown is over, federal employees are paid back the salaries they went without.
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Instead, banks and microlenders offer smaller housing loans, paid back over shorter periods of 1-3 years.
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It was junior to the investment banks' loan, meaning ESL would get paid back after the banks.
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Most lenders report that housing loans are paid back more reliably than other products in their portfolio.
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After the performance, Feig was paid back for his song request, getting slimed in true ectoplasm fashion!
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Its tarnished credit rating is a hint that those debts may not be paid back in full.
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Faraday Future has paid back the $14 million rescue loan, according to documents obtained by The Verge.
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Shulkin paid back any outstanding sums, allowing him to maintain the White House's political backing for now.
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That cash, however, belonged to a sadistic criminal who demands that it be paid back within hours.
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Cillizza: We now know Trump paid back Michael Cohen for the $130,000 hush payment to Stormy Daniels.
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Amazingly, or so it seems to those on the left, these creditors expect to be paid back.
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Eskom's chief financial officer Anoj Singh said the Chinese loan would be paid back over 15 years.
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The money would be paid back — but France needed it fast, and no one else could know.
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Nelson first paid back her cousin, who had loaned her $3,000 to study abroad while in college.
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The nation's investment in public education and other services for them is more than paid back over time.
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The school said Childs had paid back all the expenses, with interest, but the NCAA rejected BYU's appeal.
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He is now six years in recovery and he has paid back his family and rebuilt their trust.
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A source familiar with the matter said the sum to be paid back could exceed 7 billion euros.
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It also declared that users would be paid back their lost Bitcoin rather than the old cash value.
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The consultation is $39 and I'll have $20 paid back in a couple of days by social security.
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Clearbanc's companies pay out 5 percent in revenue share until the investment plus 6 percent is paid back.
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You have a total $12 million in preference with a debt component that has to be paid back.
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The loan is paid back over time, and it is often used to help people start small businesses.
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Reuters was unable to determine whether Man City ultimately accepted that Lichtenstein represented Kompany or paid back taxes.
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For example, I was hustled a few times after lending money to childhood friends who never paid back.
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Annual subscribers will receive a refund, and monthly subscribers will get paid back for the month of October.
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"But once you need that care, the premiums get paid back very quickly" in the form of care.
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Almost always undervalued compared to other emerging market firms, Russian shares promised tidy returns and paid back generously.
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Kasulis told the jurors it did not matter that Shkreli's hedge fund investors were paid back by Retrophin.
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Baoshang made several large loans to other companies within Mr. Xiao's financial empire that were never paid back.
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"The $15 million we spent to build the plant will be paid back in three years," said Morse.
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His office did not immediately respond to a request to comment on whether he paid back the money.
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For these lenders, getting paid back quickly is part of the game and an attraction to the borrowers.
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And while loans don't dilute company ownership, they do need to be paid back eventually with added interest.
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Of course, the money has to be paid back with interest, which bond investors refer to as yield.
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"The Fed does not make loans in which there's any risk they won't be paid back," he says.
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In fact, Rogers says Peete personally guaranteed that he'd get paid back -- a point he reiterated in emails.
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When you next paycheck arrives, your negative balance is paid back and you don't pay any overdraft fee.
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On Sunday, the Golden 1 Center announced that ticketholders would be paid back in full, including Ticketmaster fees.
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General Motors, then on the verge of collapse, is now thriving and has paid back the bailout loans.
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The startup offers its customers a cash payout immediately, and then gets paid back separately by the buyer.
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Future Forward Party has previously made its loans public and said they will be paid back with interest.
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FILP loans are financed by government bonds and must be paid back out of the recipient company's profits.
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Some were taking an immediate advance that would be paid back when their check arrived from the government.
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But Trump recently changed his stance, tweeting last month that the U.S. "will be paid back by Mexico later!"
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The net amount will be reduced slightly with 16.7 billion euros of older loans due to be paid back.
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" via GIPHY "I once paid back the $100 I owed my little brother in loose dimes, nickels and pennies.
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In cases in which the bonds must be paid back in dollars, that becomes more difficult, increasing credit risk.
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Public policies have made generations of Black people sick, and those losses ought to be paid back, in cash.
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Potential bidders will appreciate the honesty and of course you're likely to be paid back with decent feedback too.
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The "debtor-in-possession loan" Sears is currently raising gets paid back the quickest of all of its loans.
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TOTAL CAPITAL TO BE PAID BACK AT EUR 0.6 MILLION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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It started returning some of the funds as early as 2014 and has already paid back 5.3 billion euros.
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In one year I paid back in taxes the total amount I had received during three years on welfare.
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They can also demand that they get paid back more than the standard of one times their money back.
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He said President Trump paid back his personal lawyer the $130,000 used to pay off porn star Stormy Daniels.
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The record deficit comes as the government paid back more corporate taxes than it took in, losing $669 million.
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It gives the company exclusive rights to anything the fisherman catches until he has paid back a $600 loan.
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Essentially, the company paid back the theaters the full ticket price for the movies that its subscribers were seeing.
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Last year Chile spent some $22 million, and once prices recover the loans must be paid back with interest.
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Financial aid, on the other hand, is a reference to loans, which will eventually have to be paid back.
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The more money that you have borrowed and paid back on time, the higher your credit score will be.
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Trump also paid back $25,000 to the foundation after people in the media started questioning the donation, NBC reported.
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That's Wall Street slang for bonds — basically corporate IOUs — that have a higher risk of not getting paid back.
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Buying insurance means that in case of default they can still get paid back 100 cents on the dollar.
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For most Americans, this is a serious amount of money, even if it is paid back over a decade.
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Because they are expected to be paid back in full every month, they often have no preset spending limit.
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Authorities said Nwankpa paid back $53,85033, resigned from Drexel and was suspended from any federal contracting for six months.
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Dulaney finished school with about $105,000 in student loans, but with interest she paid back around $120,000 in total.
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Also, they paid back the ELA last week and are probably in better shape than other lenders in Europe.
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The most common problem reported was overspending, followed by not getting paid back and not having the card returned.
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We have fully paid back taxes to the IRS and the State of California and submitted all required paperwork.
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Zuma has since paid back some of the money following a court order that upheld the graft watchdog's recommendation.
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Despite Giroud riding the bench lately for Arsenal, he prominently started for Country today, and paid back in dividends.
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He said he paid back taxes for employing the maid to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service and to California.
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Unlike business loans, which can be paid back out of greater profits, lending for housing creates no obvious income stream.
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Simpson was paid back then through his agreement with Regan, but is not getting more money now, the source added.
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Some of the suppliers have been asking for cash upfront out of fear that they will not be paid back.
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I'll add this to Splitwise (super helpful app that syncs with Venmo) to get paid back later by my friends.
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The lawyers did not specify the size of the damages it would pursue, beyond saying "millions" should be paid back.
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We've delivered more than 9 million loans of $100 each, on average, that are paid back in roughly a month.
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"He wanted to be paid back in a particular way, regardless of what you mentioned," says Benza in the film.
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They have since paid back the costs of the trips, which were first reported by Portuguese media in August 2016.
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It calculated around $1.7 trillion needs to be refinanced or paid back before the end of 2018 across developing economies.
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In his "America First" mentality, Trump often characterizes treaty commitments as "gifts" that our partners have not sufficiently paid back.
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She says the money had no impact on overall deficit levels and was paid back in full the following year.
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Trump previously said he had no knowledge of the payment, then tweeted Thursday Cohen was paid back through his retainer.
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WeWork loaned $2646 million to Neumann in June 2768, which he paid back in full in cash in November 21627.
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Cohen has previously said the payment came from his own pocket, and that he was not paid back by Trump.
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The board approved the loan conditions on Wednesday, and El Beheiry said it would be paid back over eight years.
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The IPO paperwork revealed that WeWork loaned CEO Adam Neumann $7 million in 2016, which he paid back in 2017.
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The highest-rated tranche holders get paid back first, while equity, the most junior tranche is more exposed to loss.
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Mr. Johnston, his father and other family members paid back the missing money, according to newspaper reports at the time.
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Republicans dismissed the idea of assistance that would not need to be paid back, so the aid is in loans.
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Mr. Schock eventually paid back the government tens of thousands of dollars for the renovations, according to The Associated Press.
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Giuliani has said he borrowed $100,000 from a friend, which the friend confirms has nearly been paid back in full.
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And the greater the amount, the more detail you should get on how and when it will be paid back.
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With Venmo available, can you assume your friend is buying the round, or will they expect to be paid back?
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The loans are structured with low risk profiles and are meant to be paid back before existing debt, analysts said.
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"A family of four in NYC will be paid back in less than a year," he said of the savings.
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If we paid back the federal debt today, every man, woman, and child would owe the federal government over $85033,000.
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The startup offers financing for online purchases, such as a couch or guitar, which is paid back in monthly installments.
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The highest-rated tranche holders get paid back first, while equity, the most junior tranche is more exposed to loss.
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Certainly bond holders would get paid back eventually so it would be more of a timing inconvenience than anything else.
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Either way, the private company is effectively lending the government money and getting paid back over time using taxpayer dollars.
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" He added: "We have fully paid back taxes to the IRS and the state of California and submitted all required paperwork.
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It wasn't a return of capital to debtors, and it didn't cross the debt so that the shareholders got paid back.
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Construction was left to contractors, and money for roads and lighting came from municipal bonds that were paid back by residents.
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"They don't adjust your benefits just a little bit — they'll stop your benefits until the amount is paid back," Sherman said.
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Conventional theory says that people buy stock because they expect the company to earn profits that are paid back to shareholders.
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If the charities manage to meet an agreed target, investors are paid back by the government and get an additional bonus.
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The main chunk of outstanding debt in amount of $13.4 billion will be paid back in December, the central bank said.
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Hunter, who listed the charges as "personal" and "to be paid back," said his teenage son was responsible for the expenses.
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As part of the deal, they will be paid back on more favorable terms assuming the project proves solvent, they added.
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"I've received excellent returns," she said, noting that she was paid back much earlier than the original term of five years.
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But be honest: if you bought this pay-per-view after glimpsing the line-up, you were paid back every penny.
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Contractors, on the other hand, will not be paid back for their missing pay from the shutdown unless the Congress intervenes.
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"The amount we paid back, it's more than what they gave us," he said, referring to taxes they paid for decades.
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The short-term loans act as a cash advance that are paid back in full at the borrower's next pay period.
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The company loaned $247 million to Neumann in June 2429, which he paid back in full in cash in November 2436.
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For starters, merit-based aid usually refers to scholarships or fellowships, which do not have to be paid back to anyone.
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Indeed, 44 percent of people who take on the check say they weren't paid back on at least one occasion, CreditCards.
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Specifically, he is asking to have the "first lien" on certain assets, putting him first in line to be paid back.
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Trump has said that he is self-funding his campaign and does not plan on being paid back for the loans.
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The CFPB eventually slapped the bank with a $100 million fine, to be paid back to the victims of the fraud.
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The Latin root of the word "credit" translates as "to believe," as in to believe your money will be paid back.
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Rogers says he pressed Peete, but Rodney repeatedly stalled and came up with excuses -- and he still hasn't been paid back.
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Nakheel, which restructured its debt in the fallout of the crash, paid back its outstanding debt four years early in 2014.
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For smaller amounts, you might be comfortable with a handshake agreement that it will paid back within a short time frame.
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Anyone who agrees to be filmed using it for his 'Crazytaho Karaoke' channel gets their Uber fee paid back in cash.
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The ministry also said on Monday it has paid back $125.2 million to Bosnia, something that Moscow had announced in March.
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It'll be $X per person with all of the fees, and I'd just want to be paid back by [specific date].
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Over time Ms. Cooper, a widow living by herself, gave more than $217,000 to Ms. Bauml, expecting to be paid back.
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The couple paid back $9,800 in debts to family members, roughly the amount they'd originally set as the goal of their GoFundMe.
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Instead, they mention it at the bottom of the relevant page in a note saying it was fully paid back in 2017.
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As well, non-performing loans, which are loans that are not being paid back, could hit a reported $476 billion by 2020.
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Charging 6% on its capital, Clearbanc collects a portion of a company's revenue until they've paid back 106% of the original investment.
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Le Pen, the leader of the far-right National Front, has also made headlines because she has not paid back EU funds.
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The president-elect said last week that any money the U.S. spends on the wall will be later paid back by Mexico.
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We get three floating beds and three Angry Birds inflatable rings for ourselves and friends, but I expect to be paid back.
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It borrowed $15 million from restructuring firm Birch Lake earlier this year, which it has paid back, according to Jia's bankruptcy filing.
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Seventy-one percent of people — across the age spectrum — said they had loaned money to a friend and never been paid back.
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Whether debts from states, cities, or counties, they're typically government guaranteed and paid back in full at the end of their term.
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If their applications are approved, employees will eventually need to return the money once the government reopens and they get paid back.
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It's unclear if PJAM thinks Travis bailed due to fatherhood, but it insists the rapper has not paid back the $150k advance.
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If the government or central bank intervenes, it should be in the form of credit to be paid back later, said Silva.
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The bulk of the $250 million construction costs were funded by a revenue bond, to be paid back with "rents" from students.
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The loan was never paid back, and investigators could not account for how more than $4.5 million of the money was spent.
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I guess it mitigates it if he's paid back by the candidate because the candidate could have paid for it without limit.
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"Over that five year period, an average of only 19 percent of that money was paid back per year," the report noted.
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He has already paid back a $500 loan from his mother to start the business, which he runs out of his garage.
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Ideally, Hecht said, that number should be tripled and given to small businesses without any expectation that it will be paid back.
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Companies will also be prohibited from buying back shares of their own stock for a year after the loan is paid back.
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Loans could be forgiven if workers aren't laid off, though some of the spending could be paid back if conditions aren't met.
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"I've seen parents cut a child out their will entirely because they were upset that a loan wasn't paid back," he said.
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"We have the opportunity to get paid back quickly and reassess models, and turnover of our capital is so fast," Abrahamsen said.
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The banks always wanted to know that they would get paid back with interest, which in 1978 was a staggering 22 percent.
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Trump has stressed a desire for the United States to be paid back for its military support before, such as with NATO.
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Stutzman defended that trip as campaign-related but paid back the money "in the interests of full disclosure," according to his campaign.
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Under what Briggs defines as outcome-based arrangements, fees to Deloitte are paid back through profit-sharing and other results-oriented benchmarks.
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A review found that Branca racked up $110,000 in retail spending, the Philadelphia Voice reported , and paid back $95,000 prior to her sentencing.
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What we're doing is paying the bill and establishing the line of credit and getting paid back at the end of the month.
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It allows companies to get access to capital from iZettle which is paid back as a percentage of the firm's daily card payments.
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"I will post here every day ... my progress on the thread dedicated to paid back my dept [sic]," he wrote in the group.
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"A simple example might be that you pay for flights for two or more people and then get paid back individually," he says.
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In addition to that short-term liquidity, which gets paid back quickly, the NY Fed purchased $26 billion of Treasury bills this week.
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She and her coworkers, unlike the people they serve in the cafeteria, will never be paid back for the weeks of lost income.
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The U.S. company loaned $1.2 billion to develop the Qatari LNG project in 2005, with roughly $696 million still to be paid back.
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A $56 billion loan from the IMF is helping pay off the current obligations, but that too will need to be paid back.
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When drugs are approved, investors are paid back by the public health service, which makes savings by using the newly approved generic drugs.
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In England loans are available to pay for tuition and are paid back only once a graduate earns more than £21,000 a year.
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Here's the catch: Until the companies have paid back 106 percent of Clearbanc's investment, Clearbanc takes a percentage of their revenues every month.
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The constitution requires NNPC to hand over its oil revenue and money is then paid back based on a budget approved by parliament.
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Eastern Company expects $105 million in total arrears dating back to July 2016 to paid back this month, chairman Mohamed Haroun told Reuters.
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Meanwhile, many investors holding Puerto Rican debt have pushed back hard on any restructuring, eager to see their investments paid back in full.
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Patel said he's lived in New York's East Village for 28503 years and called the tax exemption a mistake that he paid back.
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In 20080, SpiritBank received thirty million dollars from the Troubled Asset Relief Program; it has paid back only a fraction of that amount.
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It said the loan was agreed at an interest rate of Euribor plus 1.95 percent and had to be paid back by 2022.
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Mr. Schock personally paid back $40,000 for office renovations, which included blood-red walls, a crystal chandelier and a plume of pheasant feathers.
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Payday loans offer small amounts of cash and usually needs to be paid back in full whenever the borrower receives their next paycheck.
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If the loans are paid back, the Fed still makes a profit because it charges a modest amount of interest for the loan.
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Thanks to licensing revenue, he said that he has paid back millions in loans and paid down some of the show's original investment.
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"Now if it's a loan secured by collateral that will be paid back in full and has very strict conditions, maybe," Hawley said.
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She avoided the temptation to spend it all, quickly paid back her loans and entered the social work field before landing in advertising.
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Zelle asked survey respondents whether they'd want to be paid back immediately, whenever is good or when the credit card statement comes in.
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And if you lose your job before everything is paid back, the amount you owe will be taxed as ordinary income, Orman says.
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He says he doesn't want to be paid back; he just wants to make sure I am out of debt before he dies.
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The Genoa-based lender has a total of 7.1 billion euros problem loans, 3.7 billion of which are unlikely to ever be paid back.
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Trump, after initially denying knowledge of the hush money, admitted he actually paid back Cohen — which means he had to have known about it.
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Sheriff Ric Bradshaw met with the President in February, where he discussed the need to get paid back for the cost of protecting him.
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Investors are demanding more money to buy up debt that comes due in October, as opposed to being paid back later in the year.
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Combined with the $111,000 CAD that Boe paid back, this leaves Peachy with $603,000 CAD, more money than it started with before the embezzlement.
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"It suggests that there have been infractions in a past life that are now being 'paid back,'" following an abuse of power, she explains.
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" Eric Winograd, an economist at Alliance-Bernstein, told Politico that the growth burst tied to exports will be "paid back in the next quarter.
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Russia has also given Venezuela financial lifelines, which are still being paid back, and sells arms to the socialist-run state, according to Reuters.
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What's more, a 28503 Fundera study found that on average, those dollars come with a higher interest rate and must be paid back sooner.
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There is a huge selection of government aid available to small businesses, some of which includes grants that don't have to be paid back.
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"If you remain relatively short in your duration aspects, it means you will get closer to the point of being paid back in full."
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GCX has committed undrawn facilities of USD30 million, of which USD10 million was drawn in March 2017 but was paid back in May 2017.
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Under the right conditions, Russia's expanded strategy could yield similar contracts with more African countries that avoid the risk of not being paid back.
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"I paid back the $441, but the next day, I took out another $2186.5 payday loan because I needed the money," he told VICE.
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I trust those people to pay me back without a push notification, if I even want to be paid back in the first place.
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True, early on, Ms. Rinden's parents did help occasionally, but the couple paid back a $10,000 loan to Mr. Rinden's parents in six months.
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The real test, according to Mr. Zhu, could come later this year, when wealth management products issued years earlier have to be paid back.
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But the downside is they take 100 percent of your game revenue until they're paid back, then they'll take 40 percent or whatever forever.
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When an employee does a pay transfer, DailyPay fronts the cash and then gets paid back by the employer on the regularly scheduled payday.
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"I don't know if maybe these were their friends that were being paid back, I don't know what the issue was there," he said.
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It was due to be paid back between 2019 and 2021, but was repaid in full after the Irish economy recovered faster than expected.
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Additionally, one of the benefits of a 401(k) loan is that the interest incurred is paid back to the participant taking the loan.
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The canton paid back debt on a net basis of CHF35303m due in 2015 and reduced its short-term debt to CHF400m (2014: CHF935m).
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But things have returned to normal for the storied insurer in recent years, as the company shrank itself and paid back the bailout funds.
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Who makes out okay Sears also owes billions in debt to banks, but those loans will be among the first paid back in bankruptcy.
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They also agreed that he had illegally paid back some of those jilted investors with stock from a biotech company he started called Retrophin.
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Stilt focuses on providing loans for them: $431K of loans so far, $60K of which has been paid back, with 0 percent defaults to date.
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Were the loans he received from Deripaska or others connected to pro-Russian interests, whether business executives or organizations, really meant to be paid back?
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He later paid back taxes when learning of the discrepancy, he said in a questionnaire that was submitted ahead of his confirmation hearing next week.
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Instead EnQuest decided to borrow $175 million against 15 percent of Kraken's cashflow from Oz (Och-Ziff) Management to be paid back within five years.
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Joel paid back his dad, who had also earned equity for working with Kodiak from 2004-2009 "and really became a co-founder," Joel says.
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But yes, if you put money in that special purpose vehicle, you're going to get paid back, and you're going to make a handsome return.
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Their mission is a simple one: "We believe that if we treat animals with love, the animal will paid back to us with love too."
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Often, it is possible to bring the out-of-pocket cost significantly down with scholarships and grants — money that never has to be paid back.
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The turnover of credit paid back allowed lenders to go out and extend more credit, moving money through the economy and adding to GDP growth.
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Lifetime, or equity release, mortgages enable home-owners to borrow against the value of their property, a loan which is paid back when they die.
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If Hanson had the financial resources that the government alleged, the money could be paid back to his mother in the event that he fled.
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PACE loans allow homeowners to finance solar panels (or other "energy efficient improvements") through a lien that is then paid back with property tax payments.
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She suggested MOEPD focus on smaller systems, including providing loans to households to install solar panels, with the money paid back through their electricity bills.
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The downside is the trillions of euro-denominated debt, both government and private, which would now have to be paid back in more expensive euros.
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The money comes with no strings attached, it never has to be paid back, and it can be used for whatever the coercive actors want.
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With its March payment to the Treasury, Fannie will have paid back $147.6 billion, more than the $116.1 billion it received in the taxpayer bailout.
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He said he fired the employee when he learned she was not legally permitted to work in the U.S. and has since paid back taxes.
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The targets were promised that the funds would be paid back — but they were urged to quickly and discreetly wire the money to foreign accounts.
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Arena-construction packages that relied on public investments typically featured taxpayers paying all, or nearly all of the development costs without ever being paid back.
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His confession came the morning after the reveal by Rudy Giuliani, Trump's new outside attorney, that Trump had paid back Cohen for the Daniels money.
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Russia is also focused on recovering billions of dollars in debt that Mr. Maduro owes it, some of which is being paid back in oil.
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The $2 trillion stimulus package would provide payroll tax cuts for employers, but that would need to be paid back in coming years, it said.
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Lifetime or equity release mortgages enable home-owners to borrow against the value of their property, a loan which is paid back when they die.
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This is the bargain pros make, the sacrifice that is paid back with prestige and prize money — more than $23 million to date for Kuznetsova.
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But, you know there's some hope at the end because you're going to get them paid back if you stay in these in-demand occupations.
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Meanwhile, some investors in Puerto Rican debt have pushed hard against allowing the island to restructure, eager to see their bets paid back in full.
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Whatever it invests now to build its lead will likely be paid back handsomely by its increasingly handsome customers who can't bear to clip out.
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For starters, all aid to families earning $75,000 or less a year is grant-based, which means it does not have to be paid back.
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The share of college costs covered by scholarships and grants — money that does not have to be paid back — makes up 28% of the total expense.
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The dishonest media does not report that any money spent on building the Great Wall (for sake of speed), will be paid back by Mexico later!
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I find that when you expect that the money will be paid back, it's only going to cause more hurt and bitterness in the long run.
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Soon, an anonymous "helper" paid back 21994,2540 naira into her account — with barely any effort, she managed to take home three times her paycheck that month.
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The share of college costs covered by scholarships and grants — money that does not have to be paid back — made up 28% of the total expense.
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Creditors seeking to be paid back in bitcoin will receive bitcoin back, which could now be worth more than it was when Mt. Gox declared bankruptcy.
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Special offer: Project Fi currently offers a $220 service credit (paid back in bill statements) if you purchase two Pixel 218 or Pixel 3 XL phones.
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Paid back as billing credits over a 29-month period, this is a good deal if you want to swap your phone for the latest Note.
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Pricing: Preordering through US Cellular will earn you $29 off, paid back in a monthly credit on your statements, but only if you're a new customer.
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I go the pharmacy get the medication; it's $7.50 and will be paid back in full on my account in a few days by social security.
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Central-bank officials are happy to talk about how much money it has lent, but they do not mention how much money is being paid back.
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Small financial institutions will have no choice but to work with an authorized reseller if their clients want to get paid back in Libra, for instance.
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He said that when he realized he had made a mistake following his nomination, he contacted the Trump team and his accountant and paid back taxes.
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That means low-income students can now use this form of college aid — which unlike loans doesn't need to be paid back — for summer classes, too.
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The measure has divided Bay Area homeowners, mainly because the bond would be paid back by property owners in Alameda, Contra Costa, and San Francisco counties.
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Peloton also helped Lynch cover his $28 million tax bill, loaning him the money to pay it, which he paid back in full, the filing said.
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It isn't clear that JPMorgan would be paid back anytime soon, even with a $10 billion IPO, since those holding preferred shares would get paid first.
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Trump's lawyer, Michael Cohen, previously claimed that he paid $130,000 to porn star Stormy Daniels with his own money, and that he was not paid back.
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Giuliani said Trump paid back lawyer Michael Cohen for the $130,000 he gave Daniels just before the election, and that it did not involve campaign funds.
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KUNSHAN, China — Banks and other lenders typically look at borrowers' credit histories, tax forms and other financial information to determine whether they will get paid back.
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He accomplished this with a diffuse scheme: dozens of offshore companies under his control received loans from B.T.A., and none of the loans were paid back.
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And any government spending, they argue, would be paid back through taxes on the wages of new jobs and business profits created by the infrastructure projects.
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But I kind of – myself, personally, I kind of favor the taxpayer equity because we will get paid back by this, as the economy will recover.
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He added that Democrats should have raised concerns about the discretion issues during the negotiations and has previously emphasized that the loans will be paid back.
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They noted that he had ultimately paid back his investors, meaning there was no financial loss — a key variable in determining sentences for white-collar criminals.
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Also unclear: Whether Amazon would be flat-out underwriting publishers' expansions or if it would expect to get paid back via revenue the affiliate links generate.
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He also said the bank had paid back all customers hit by improper mortgage rate-lock fees and gave a similar answer about auto insurance remediation.
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His creditors, who needed the Trump brand to survive in order to get paid back, put him on an allowance to keep up a glitzy front.
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The cash infusion from the Middle East never arrived, and, Pritchard says, James Biden has not paid back the loan, the terms of which are unknown.
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Banks, investors and others were left holding hundreds of billions of dollars in worthless bonds backed by mortgages that were never going to be paid back.
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Sotheby's has paid back the buyer of the work, and now the auction house wants the two defendants to reimburse what they earned from the sale.
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Under current law, individuals can take out a loan against their 401(k) plans interest-free as long as it is paid back within five years.
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"Around 503/2006, I was about 25/26, and that's when I first got my head way above water, paid back my student debt," Tedder says.
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Trump paid back most of those loans, but his most recent financial disclosure showed he has more than $85033 million in outstanding debts to the bank.
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In 2008 it was mostly about rising counter-party risk, effectively the fear among banks that they would not be paid back, that upended the market.
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A five-term congressman, Mr. Hunter has already paid back $60,000 to his political campaign to correct what he said were mistaken payments for personal items.
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"One way or another, those tax cuts are going to have to be paid back, [and] it's going to be skewed toward future generations," Goldwein said.
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And they let the lenders — institutional investors like mutual funds or asset managers — choose to get paid back in cash or stock, depending on how things go.
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Enter free search sites, like Tuition Funding Sources, which help students find the most desirable kind of assistance — money that does not have to be paid back.
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The share of college costs covered by scholarships and grants — money that does not have to be paid back — accounted for 28 percent of the total expense.
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In a later interview with the Washington Post, Giuliani said Trump paid back Cohen in a series of payments in 2017 and possibly as late as 2018.
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In cases in which the bonds are paid back in local currency, the same amount of such currencies is worth less once they're converted back into dollars.
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The EPA paid back the building's landlord for the cost of the door, according to ABC News, but the landlord would not disclose the amount of money.
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Startups invest that into ad spend, and then split the revenue with Clearbanc from the sales triggered by those ads until it's paid back, plus six percent.
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Mostly making loans, she's been paid back on schedule or ahead of time in all but one investment, typically charging an interest rate of around 21 percent.
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Eventually, Smith said, Shkreli paid back investors with shares and cash from Retrophin, using fraudulent settlement and consulting agreements that were not approved by the company's directors.
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SIBs work by using private investors to fund social programmes, with the investors paid back from public funds, plus a return on top, if targets are met.
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Non-performing loans are loans made by banks or shadow banks to companies or citizens that haven't been paid back, or where interest payments haven't been made.
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But after Giuliani announced Trump had in fact paid back Cohen for the hush money payment, Gidley had to return to the studio for a live interview.
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WeWork also loaned several million each to three other executives, all of which was paid back except for a $600,000 loan to Artie Minson, which was forgiven.
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Later, Kathy Gibson, an Orange County Republican Committee Member, claimed Mr. Gillum had pledged that if he won, "his people" would be getting "paid back" for slavery.
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They say they will front the money if the city and county have a shortfall — so long as the money is paid back to the team later.
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And the president contradicted himself when, this week, he said he paid back Mr. Cohen for the $130,000 given to Ms. Clifford just days before the election.
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And because Artspace is building permanent, affordable housing, the loans are going to be paid back not with a windfall but with consistent rents and fund-raising.
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The Kenyan government says that the railway will increase gross domestic product by 1.5 percent, and that the loan will be paid back in about four years.
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Farenthold had vowed to repay the taxpayer money used for the settlement in December, but as of last month he had not yet paid back that money.
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CNN reported that the local sheriff in Florida met with Trump in February and discussed the need to get paid back for costs associated with protecting him.
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Prosecutors have already settled with some banks for repayments they'll get from Manafort's property sales for loans he received under false pretenses and has not paid back.
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These investors will be paid back over time by stakeholders who benefit from avoiding catastrophic wildfires, such as the Yuba Water Agency and the State of California.
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The point is that it's funded by a permanent increase in the money supply, not temporarily boosted by bond issues that eventually have to be paid back.
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Co-op members pay to join, and pay for their electric usage, but any extra money is reinvested into the co-op, or paid back to members.
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So they signed a four-year contract for $250,000, and they secured a $150,000 loan, which could be paid back over the course of those four years.
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The problem is that the boom was fueled by lavish investment and spending as well as profligate borrowing, a lot of which will probably not be paid back.
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This makes sense for mortgages, but much less for credit-card debts; in the end, the industry has paid back £27bn to consumers to reflect mis-sold policies.
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More refinancing reduces the values of MBS because their holders are paid back earlier than they had expected and would have to reinvest their money at lower yields.
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Hosseini said he had voluntarily reformed the NDF's salary system several months previously and paid back to the government a portion of his salary which he considered excessive.
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The loans must be paid back within five years, and the interest rate will be determined by the "environmental credit rating" of the enterprise involved, the notice said.
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Since moving into the van, he's wiped out his credit card balance, paid back his mother some money she lent him, and trimmed $2,000 off his student loans.
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He later came forward voluntarily with what he'd done, paid back his victims and apologized, and a criminal charge against him was eventually dropped via a diversion program.
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"Once one is past the stage of middle life, one has paid back to society the debts that have been paid out," he continued to Australian Broadcasting Corp.
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Partner Fund alleges that in addition to more shares, those trusting investors would also be paid back before others in the event that the startup files for bankruptcy.
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Low oil prices are also hurting banking stocks because some banks hold large amounts of loans from energy companies, and investors fear they may not get paid back.
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It has paid for the interest on the loan using dividends from the Turkcell stake but has not paid back instalments on the principal loan since July 2017.
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The Times argued that money Trump has lent to the campaign could ultimately be paid back to him through merchandise sales, like the "Make America Great Again" hats.
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Corporate benefits such as dividend, rights and bonus shares held by promoters will also be frozen until investors are given an opportunity to be paid back, SEBI said.
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January 2628 The dishonest media does not report that any money spent on building the Great Wall (for sake of speed), will be paid back by Mexico later!
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Bankers warned that the Santander non-call may incentivise other issuers with low reset credit spreads to follow the Santander route, meaning investors may not be paid back.
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He added that although LeEco had paid back some 15 billion yuan in debt, including loans under his name, the company still did not have enough funding support.
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Trump on Friday blasted the "dishonest media" for failing to report that the money spent on the wall will be paid back by Mexico at a later date.
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Zuma, who weathered a motion of no-confidence in parliament over the cost of the renovations, has since paid back more than $500,000 as required by the court.
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At the end of the three-year program, our initial investment will be paid back by the outcome payer, in this case the Children's Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF).
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Consider: In May, Giuliani acknowledged -- contra Trump -- that the President had paid back Michael Cohen for the hush payment to ensure the silence of porn star Stormy Daniels.
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If one of them falls into the black hole its energy gets returned but the other can then run free, and its energy does not get paid back.
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In its note, UEFA said the Investigatory Chamber believed there remained uncertainties regarding the refinancing of the loan and the notes to be paid back in October 2018.
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Ameriprise did not admit or deny the findings, but as part of a settlement with regulators it paid back customers (with interest) as well as a $230,000 penalty.
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Entries on the front and back of a faded page for Khan reaching back to 2006 show that he borrowed money and paid back the loans in milk.
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Zuma weathered a no-confidence vote in parliament over the upgrades and paid back more than $500,13 after unsuccessfully trying to argue his case in the Constitutional Court.
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My average interest rate for all my loans is 7.2 percent; of the $80,000 I've paid back since I graduated six years ago, $50,000 has gone toward interest.
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In fact, one report put the number around 280 to 22014 percent for purchases that are made on credit that could not be paid back by the buyer.
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CNBC reported Thursday that Lampert is looking to ensure that his hedge fund would get paid back first when it comes time for Sears to reimburse its creditors.
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"Sad to say, some of these loans were extended with the full knowledge that they would never be paid back," said Frank Gill, an analyst with Standard & Poor's.
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Recipients who meet the qualifications keep the money as grants, but those who don't see the funding converted to loans, which must be paid back to the department.
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About a third of millennials ask to be paid back within minutes, according to Zelle's study, a sign of that generation's reluctance to be parted from their money.
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"In Idaho, where I live, there's 6 percent internal rate of return for a solar array, so you get paid back in 18 years," Mr. Weatherley-White said.
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Mr. Jomard said that AIBA and First Commitment had agreed to treat the investment in B.M.A. as subordinated loans, which means they are paid back after other loans.
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The terms of the deal also stipulate that NBCU will get paid back ahead of earlier investors in the event of a sale of BuzzFeed, the documents show.
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Zuma weathered a no-confidence vote in parliament over the upgrades and paid back more than $600,000 after unsuccessfully trying to argue his case in the Constitutional Court.
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In a brief rebuttal, Baker said that even if Shkreli's conviction stands, the fact that he eventually paid back investors should "wipe out" his obligation to forfeit cash.
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Their average credit card debt temporarily increased about $7.93 (15 percent) but was paid back within a year, while auto and student loan debt didn't change at all.
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Puzder, the head of the parent company that owns fast food companies Hardee's and Carl's Jr., said he and his wife have already paid back taxes on the employee.
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I emailed Farenthold's office to determine whether Farenthold planned to or has already paid back the $84,000 he owes the Treasury, and will update when I get a response.
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Any taxpayer money used for settlements must be paid back within 90 days, or could result in withholding funds from a member's salary until the amount is paid off.
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He said he concluded that "retail investors are not able to make money in the crude futures market", paid back his loans and quit the market feeling burned out.
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" Rouhani said he has no pre-conditions for opening talks with the U.S. as long as the Islamic Republic gets paid back for decades of American "intervention in Iran.
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Puzder has said he fired the housekeeper and paid back taxes, but that incident has drawn criticism from conservatives, who have questioned whether he would fully enforce immigration laws.
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Relative to other sectors, a bigger portion of executive pay comes in deferred stock, and contracts feature clawback provisions, which require money to be paid back under certain circumstances.
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They have been paid back with a massive increase in violence in general and what can only be described as an epidemic of rape over the past several years.
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The risk is that these loans never get paid back and banks start losing money in droves, said Peter Pauly, an economics professor at Toronto's Rotman School of Management.
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In this particular case, some of the debt in question is secured by a provision in Puerto Rico's Constitution, which guarantees that bondholders be paid back before other creditors.
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On some of the floors, they had warehouses where you could buy clothes, paying for them with a special credit note that was then paid back in weekly installments.
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"If the case doesn't get won, the money doesn't get paid back," said Kelly Gilroy, the executive director of the American Legal Finance Association, which represents about 40 lenders.
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The loans could only be provided if there is actuarial assurance that it can be paid back, and the number of loans to a single plan would be capped.
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"Regrettably, this was an error and upon it being brought to her attention, she immediately paid back the D.C. Office of Tax and Revenue," said Ernst spokesman Brendan Conley.
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"The dishonest media does not report that any money spent on building the Great Wall (for sake of speed), will be paid back by Mexico later," Trump tweeted Friday.
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The new criteria would evaluate if the development would still be profitable enough for the loan to be paid back in case sales prices fell significantly and costs overshot.
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There are also caps on the total Placement can get paid back, and the agreement dissolves after five years so clients aren't locked in if things don't work out.
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"Contractors and subcontractors, Woodard said, "don't have access [to capital], and it's the ceiling on their business because they can only grow as fast as they're getting paid back.
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I had a "broadcast TV fee" on my bill despite not having any kind of broadcast service, and I managed to get it taken off and retroactively paid back.
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His lawyers have said that with the not-guilty finding on this count, they may argue no money was lost, as his hedge-fund investors were ultimately paid back.
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So there is a list of them, nursing, whatever, that you get your loans paid back in that 10 years, of course you're paying them back on the way.
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In an interview, Mr. Smith said he had done nothing wrong, but to avoid the cost of trial, he signed a pretrial agreement in 2016 and paid back $8,000.
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He earned some goodwill by raising money for Wisconsin Senate candidate Russ Feingold, and on the House side, he paid back two of his supporters on Saturday, Minnesota Rep.
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In February, he made so much money trading stock options that he could have paid back everyone and still had as much as $60 million left over for himself.
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The letter said that should the money not be paid back, "the result may be your child being taken from your home and placed in foster care," according to NPR.
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Birch Lake loaned $15 million to Faraday Future in April to help keep the lights on, and the startup paid back that loan in September, according to the bankruptcy filings.
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This meant the subsidies to Foxconn would not be a tax write-off, but billions in cash that would be paid back by state income taxes paid by Foxconn workers.
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It's a total reversal of Trump's repeated campaign promises that Mexico would be funding the wall's construction, including Trump's own revision that America would be "paid back later" by Mexico.
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These "transactional" friends aren't being stingy (by some people's assessments) for nothing: BoA's study found that 71% of people have loaned money to a friend and not been paid back.
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The company claims Jia never paid back a 2300 million yuan (or about $21 million) loan that was given to his other company, the streaming service LeTV, in late 2500.
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The report published Monday says Apple could reduce its tax bill to Dublin if it increased payments to its U.S. parent company or paid back taxes to other EU countries.
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Bolt told the Herald that his suit was ruined in the attack and he wants "every cent of that paid back," plus a donation to a charity of his choice.
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"Some people don't have the money to spend out of pocket and hope at some point later on that some will be paid back in a tax credit," Pollack said.
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The government said in December a remaining $5.1 billion would be paid back in five years, a time scale which means tensions over payments on the ground will likely continue.
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What this budget deal does is ask the credit card company for another $320 billion in credit NOW for the chance to get paid back $75 billion in a decade.
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Puzder admitted to employing the woman on Monday, saying that he fired her after finding out she was not legally permitted to work in the U.S. and paid back taxes.
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Nearly half of Americans who have paid back a loan or debt have done so by following a payment plan, according to a new survey from Insider and Morning Consult.
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Washington (CNN)Rudy Giuliani said Wednesday that President Donald Trump paid back his personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, the $130,000 in hush money that was used to pay off Stormy Daniels.
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Essentially, Flexport would use all its shipping data to calculate and minimize the risk, front the money to its 1800 customers, and score an added percentage when it's paid back.
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The president's office has denied wrongdoing, claiming that that she inadvertently used an identical credit card from the same bank and that all expenses have been paid back to PEI.
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On Wednesday, Schock completed a deferred prosecution agreement under which he has completed a probationary period and paid back $68,000 in campaign funds in exchange for all charges being dropped.
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"The dishonest media does not report that any money spent on building the Great Wall (for sake of speed), will be paid back by Mexico later!" he wrote early Friday.
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In the first quarter of 2018 the net selling price increase was 0 percent due to the growing amount of rebates paid back to stakeholders in the biopharmaceutical supply chain.
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Braconi's testimony raises the question of why investors in MSMB Capital were paid back by Retrophin with stock or cash if their money never was invested in the drug company.
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Donald Trump boasts that he is a self-made billionaire who received no family help except for a $1 million loan from his father that he paid back with interest.
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The loan from the group allowed her to cover school fees, while building up her business – although she won't expand her home until she has paid back what she owes.
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But he refused to be paid back after Plato was returned to Athens, and the money was used to pay for a plot of land where the Academy was built.
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The accompanying paperwork said that the student loan company was entitled to be paid back from a fund that, in reality, the United States taps to help stabilize foreign currencies.
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Here's why: If insurers don't get paid back for the cost-sharing reduction subsidies they have to give to low-income customers, they'll get the money another way — by raising premiums.
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Separately, in Florida federal court, Parnas must appear within 30 days before a magistrate judge so he can be questioned about a loan he took years ago and hasn't paid back.
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Apart from saying that its role was to reduce market volatility, VTB declined to comment further, including when asked if the full 10.2 billion euros was paid back, or by whom.
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In recent years, banks and other financial companies in China issued a tidal wave of new loans and other credit products, many of which will not be paid back in full.
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"If it goes for electricity, roads, industrial parks and follows the concept of intensive development, temporary debt is okay and will be paid back when the country gets developed," he said.
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" In the Times' piece, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders reiterated Trump's oft-repeated claim that "The president's father gave him an initial $1 million loan, which he paid back.
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Mike Vick is officially out of the hole -- a judge has closed the book on his bankruptcy case after the ex-NFL star paid back more than $17 million in debt.
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In a study released today, the PBM lobbying group, the Pharmaceutical Care Management Association, says an analysis it commissioned revealed no correlation between drug prices and rebates paid back to PBMs.
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When it issued the standards in 2012, the EPA estimated that any added upfront vehicle costs would be paid back by fuel savings within three and a half years on average.
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Here's the catch: Until the company has paid back 210 percent of Clearbanc's investment, Clearbanc takes a percentage of the company's revenue every month, depending on the size of the investment.
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The upfront investment is paid back in a few years, and they then generate hefty profits for the remainder of their useful life, which could be as much as a decade.
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This would, he argues, be much better for everyone involved; the office building owner gets paid back for the damage, and society has to pay much less to confine this person.
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Cohen previously admitted to the New York Times in February that he made the payment using his own money, and was never paid back by the Trump Organization or anyone else.
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The filing released on Wednesday capped the amount Mr. Trump paid back to Mr. Cohen in 2017 at $203,000, leaving more than $200,000 of the amount Mr. Giuliani mentioned unaccounted for.
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Offshore assets including U.S. refiner Citgo have long been seen as attractive by investors holding defaulted Venezuelan bonds and companies seeking to be paid back for the nationalization of their holdings.
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The issue, called Latitude Series 2017-1 notes, had a three-year soft-bullet tenor, a feature that gives more certainty to investors to being paid back in full by 2020.
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Cummings is also seeking proof that Price paid back his portion of travel costs, which he vowed to do just one day before he resigned under pressure from President Donald Trump.
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Or if one of us has a new credit card and we're working toward earning the sign-up bonus, we'll pay for pretty much everything and get paid back through Venmo.
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As President in charge of the bank of American goodwill, he is extending credit where it is at risk of never being paid back in full -- never mind making a profit.
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That's at least partly due to him spending government cash on a family vacation, although he eventually paid back the VA, which provided per-diem reimbursement and paid for the flights.
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Your net price is the sum of your Expected Family Contribution, "self-help" aid such as work opportunities and loans that must be earned or paid back, and any unmet financial need.
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According to the Lexington Herald Leader, Taylor has already paid back approximately $202,000 of the funds under a plea agreement arrangement and apologized to both his ex-employer and parents in court.
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One day she got an email from Square Capital with an offer of a loan of $1,713 to $1,500, which would be paid back directly out of her payments processed through Square.
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Many feared that a flash crash last week was a sign of shady dealings on the exchange, but the company behind it is reassuring investors that they'll be paid back in full.
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Investors will pay an upfront cost for buying the bond and they will be paid back their capital and a coupon if the population of African black rhinos increases in five years.
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The government is looking to lend 3 trillion yen ($28 billion) over three years at 0.3 percent interest, to be paid back over 20 or 30 years, an LDP lawmaker told Reuters.
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The original lawsuit contended, among other things, that drivers should be classed as employees rather than contractors, and that they should be paid back for the cost of gas and vehicle upkeep.
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In hindsight, Angevine says he probably should have tried to raise more than $150,000 to give him more breathing room in the beginning, though all of his investors have been paid back.
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The government is looking to lend 3 trillion yen ($13 billion) over three years at 0.3 percent interest, to be paid back over 20 or 30 years, an LDP lawmaker told Reuters.
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Sapphire Energy paid back the USDA loan in 2013, announcing that the company expected to produce 85033 barrels of renewable crude oil in 2015, ramping up to commercial scale that same year.
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The investors are paid back over five years, with 63% interest, by those who benefit from the work and have contracted with Blue Forest, like the U.S. Forest Service and state agencies.
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San Jose Sharks superstar Evander Kane SUCKS at gambling -- the hockey star blew $27,249 at a Vegas casino during the NHL playoffs and never paid back the casino, a new lawsuit claims.
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Horgan said that the C$10.7 billion, a new cost estimate revealed on Monday and up on a previous C$9 billion, could be paid back over many years from electricity payments.
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"The dishonest media does not report that any money spent on building the Great Wall (for sake of speed), will be paid back by Mexico later!" he tweeted just after 22018 a.m.
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While some of the debt that the hedge fund and other creditors own would be paid back in full through the Berkshire deal, certain bonds that Elliott also owns would not be.
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The sweet perks aren't the only return on investment ... after episodes air, we're told investors will be paid back up to twice the amount of their original investment over a few years.
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While it's practically a household name as far as fashion startups go, RTR has also received about $416 million in funding — money that will need to be paid back at some point.
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"When you have lost you have to paid back and often with the capital of another loan," he said, explaining that when he lost money, he used new loans to pay people back.
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If a bank wanted more evidence of the owners' confidence that they will be paid back, the buyers would put down 10 percent and the owner would lend them the remaining 15 percent.
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Bondholders are paid back in full in the event of a buyout - at 22021 cents on the dollar for the junk bond coming due in 120.463 2120.46RAE21=RRPS if certain conditions are met.
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This is a measure of the bond's lifespan, which takes into account that some of what is due to bondholders (the annual interest) is paid before the principal is paid back on maturity.
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Rebecca Brown, director of Reentry Solutions Group, a criminal justice advocacy organization that spearheaded the effort to get the fees banned and the money paid back, says the county is getting off easy.
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"Persistent debt" is defined by the Financial Conduct Authority regulator as an individual having paid more in interest and charges than they have paid back on the principal over an 18 month period.
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Offset just paid back the good Samaritan who he says saved his life following his accident with a new car, so the guy won't ever have to walk to and from work again.
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"Lenders that are owed money are entitled to get paid back, but we do not want lenders to be abusing their preferential access to people's accounts," said Richard Cordray, director of the bureau.
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While the $335 million was quickly paid back with interest, the law "showed how operating fund liquidity pressure could put the state's mechanism for GO debt repayment at risk," the Moody's report said.
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Ryan said despite whether Cohen was paid back, Trump's lawyer could have violated campaign contribution law, because Ryan said it appears Cohen made an illegally large in-kind contribution to the Trump campaign.
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Beginning late last year, these banks sued three of Ruzhou's hospitals, Ruzhou Cultural Investment and two other government investment funds, saying they had not paid back the more than $45 million they owed.
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"For a while, I was angry at my cousin," Mr. Abdalla said, though he acknowledged that if it had not been for the militants, he might never have paid back what he owed.
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The New York Times reported in 2017 that the firms received more than $187 billion from U.S. taxpayers but that the companies have paid back nearly $271 billion to the government since then.
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The loans were to be paid back after the players received cash awards of up to $5 million for a host of conditions covered in the settlement, including Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease.
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An investor is paid back by an income share agreement: If graduates make more than $60,000 a year, they agree to pay 12 percent of their income to the investors for three years.
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It applies for two years to airline executives — the travel industry receives special assistance in the bill — and for a year until after the loan is paid back to executives in other industries.
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You must also state the amount of money borrowed, the date it's due to be paid back (either in increments or in full) and any interest or penalties for not meeting the requirements.
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But Boosted has likely not been paid back by the government yet, according to a person familiar with the company's situation, meaning it could still be waiting on millions of dollars in restitution.
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Marvel movies have now more than paid back the $4 billion Disney paid in 2009, and they've given superhero fans and comic book aficionados a world of new stories to geek out about.
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As the man in charge of the money, he was/is uniquely positioned to explain to prosecutors how Cohen was paid back for the $130,000 he gave to Daniels (real name: Stephanie Clifford).
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The average graduate now owes the government more than 226,19703 pounds, or $21970,280, a debt to be paid back gradually upon securing a well-paid job, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
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When the Michigan state legislature refused to finance its share of the estimated $4bn cost, Canada agreed to pay the entire amount itself, with the American portion to be paid back later via tolls.
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The school only starts getting paid back for its services after its students have landed a job which pays them more than $50,000 a year, something Lambda expends significant energy to help them do.
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The most common reasons for leakage are cash-outs when people change jobs, withdrawals when they reach 59-and-a-half years old and self-made loans from the plan that aren't paid back.
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The ban goes into effect next month Payday loans are small, short-term loans — typically due on a person's next payday — that come with extremely high interest rates if they aren't immediately paid back.
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YSplit: Splitting utility bills and other recurring payments with roommates or loved ones is a huge pain where one person has to front the money and then nag the others to get paid back.
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The loans are paid back over five years and then loaned out again, creating a perpetual fund which SheEO hopes will grow to $1 billion, with 1 million investors supporting 10,000 women-led ventures.
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But as student loan debt hits record levels, stunting the financial independence of many millennials, maximizing aid in the form of scholarships and grants, which does not have to be paid back, is critical.
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If these loans don't get paid back then banks could start going bust, while local governments, some of which have been a beneficiary of these loans, and other companies could find themselves underwater, too.
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Ibarra argued in the complaint that by the time that second pay period rolls around it's tantamount to credit, because it effectively has to be paid back by hours the employee hasn't worked yet.
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It also requires negotiation and, often, a methodical use of the legal system, filing suits to obtain payments, or a long journey through bankruptcy court, where creditors fight over who gets paid back first.
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NAMA has so far paid back 85 percent of its 30.2 billion euros ($34 billion) of senior bonds and said in June it remained on course to redeem all the senior debt by 2018.
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Mr. Hoagland would not disclose the interest on the loan but said that there was a cap on how much the lender would be paid back, even if the company did better than expected.
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Those companies should also be required to use that money to keep workers on their payroll, and be prohibited from paying out dividends or handing out executive bonuses until they've paid back the government.
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The industry argues that the advances are technically not loans — the money is paid back only if the plaintiff wins a settlement or a jury award — and are therefore exempt from state usury laws.
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Democratic U.S. lawmakers late on Monday proposed giving struggling U.S. airlines and contractors $40 billion in cash grants that would not be paid back and would require significant new environmental, labor and other conditions.
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GOP lawmakers have also been quick to push back on the idea of bailouts, focusing on giving relief to sectors in the form of loans that will be paid back to the federal government.
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I then took out about $15,000 in a residential loan to supplement my closing costs, which has no tax issues, is paid back by $40 on each paycheck, and has a ~2% interest rate.
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Major League Baseball, the National Hockey League and other sports leagues also took money to play host to patriotic displays (the N.F.L. paid back more than $700,000 to the Defense Department after an audit).
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The company is also working with Translight Solar, which provides affordable solar power in Ghana, and 10Power, a company that's investing in renewable energy projects in Haiti that can be paid back over time.
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She liked that it was an automatic repayment, since Square takes a percent of daily sales until the loan is paid back in full, which she estimated was about 8% for her first loan.
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People will be reluctant to lend euros to people in peripheral countries like Italy, Portugal, or Ireland for fear that they'll eventually be paid back in depreciated Italian liras, Portuguese escudos, or Irish pounds.
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At Hearst, you got to see your way that you can buy a profitable business and to get paid back in a relatively short period of time, otherwise why are you buying a business?
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"For the Chinese especially, if you ever want to be paid back the money Venezuela owes you, wouldn't you better off dealing with a new government that is solvent than the Maduro government?" says Verrastro.
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The biggest constraint to faster growth is a shortage of finance, since most off-grid firms are putting up the money for new installations, but are only getting paid back by their customers over time.
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"As long as the investors were paid back before he knew there was a criminal investigation that is subtracted from any loss figure," said Sarah Walters, a lawyer at the law firm McDermott Will & Emery.
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The online ticket marketplace paid back customers who had purchased tickets for events that had been canceled due to the power outage on Saturday, according to the Hollywood Reporter, which amounted to 27 different events.
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Rubio's bill addresses this issue by having Treasury provide the Social Security program with a loan that would be paid back later with the savings realized once paid-leave recipients retire, the senator's office said.
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In his 2014 interview with Billboard, Mr. Pearlman insisted that he could have paid back the people he defrauded if the federal authorities had only allowed him to start auditioning singers, even from behind bars.
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What that means: those investors receive downside protection in the form of rights to get paid ahead of other investors — or to get paid back more than other investors — in case the companies' value declines.
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Businesses that are struggling with debt often choose to file for Chapter 20183 bankruptcy, essentially a tool to keep a business active while reorganizing its financial obligations so lenders can be paid back over time.
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Any future use of debt would be for short periods only and paid back by the proceeds of disposals and realisations, a number of which were expected over the next 12-18 months, it said.
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So did Ms. James for her largely carefree cruise back to the public advocate's office; she also has far less in her account — about $39,000 — and the unspent funds would have to be paid back.
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Given that he signed the contract when he was only 20 — and that he had already paid back so much of his contractual debt to his mother — he argued that his debt should be cleared.
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Some saw a sliver lining: the drop in bond prices and the expected slowdown in global economic growth could compel creditors to accept Argentina's restructuring offer in order to get paid back anything at all.
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He had financed their new vehicles, and nearly everything else, on the strength of her good credit, taking out loans he never paid back, opening credit cards in her name and draining her checking account.
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You get one chance to make a change, but with two stipulations: The change must take place within 12 months of filing, and everything you or your beneficiaries received must be paid back, Ahluwalia said.
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As long as you can keep up the ongoing payments without defaulting, this interest model can be a nice perk — but remember, all 103(k) loans must be paid back within a five year window.
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The board is also deep into pursuing other avenues of funding like a low-interest federal loan paid back over 30 years or a "P-3" partnership between the local government and a private corporation.
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We were still in a terrible, terrible budget crisis in New York and people were not very well paid back then and it just struck me as overselling something, but that was the turning point.
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Spared by the timely downfall of Robespierre and the end of the Terror, in 1794, the baron was released and welcomed with open arms by the villagers, who paid back the rent owed during his imprisonment.
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He later said that he and his wife let the housekeeper go when they learned of her immigration status, and he said they paid back taxes on the employee and offered her help getting legal status.
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On Thursday, the Wall Street Journal reported that Cohen paid (well, promised to pay, and partly paid back) a tech consultant to rig some online polls backing Trump's candidacy when it was still in its infancy.
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Several of the discussants said a steepening path of rate hikes might also raise the issue of what the Fed does with the money it gets as bonds in its portfolio mature and are paid back.
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He said economic gains from the tax cuts would be partially paid back later in the form of lower growth as temporary spending incentives, notably for investment, expired and as rising federal debt took a toll.
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Trump insisted on Friday that he's not breaking his promise: The dishonest media does not report that any money spent on building the Great Wall (for sake of speed), will be paid back by Mexico later!
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"These programs provide low-interest loans to the states, local governments and other water suppliers to help address critical water infrastructure needs, and when the loan is paid back, more communities can receive funding," Inhofe said.
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This will be a very hard sell to those who have lent us the money in the first place, and expect to get paid back in dollars worth as much as those they lent to us.
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He said he had no contact with Trump or anyone else in the Trump orbit and had no expectation he would be paid back in any way, shape or form for the six-figure pay out.
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Below that point, I'm probably buying someone something without expecting to be paid back or we've made some agreement that they'll get me back at a later time (like say a drink at the next bar).
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That means getting paid back "when the next unit is sold, rather than when your unit is sold," said Katherine C. Pearson, a professor at Dickinson Law School at Pennsylvania State University, an expert in C.C.R.C.s.
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A draft copy of the massive $2 trillion Senate coronavirus rescue package expected to be passed on Wednesday would bar companies receiving federal loans from stock buybacks for one year after the loan is paid back.
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On Wednesday, Treasury Minister Hernan Lacunza announced the government wanted to extend maturities on short-term debt and planned to negotiate new time periods for loans to be paid back to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Under a pay-for-success or social impact bond program, private firms fund what is usually a brand new social justice or public interest program and only get paid back if the project meets certain benchmarks.
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And Beijing's retaliation to the tariffs Trump imposed on China slowed the global economy and hurt American farmers, requiring a massive, tens-of-billions of dollars taxpayer bailout of farmers that will never be paid back.
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Carter's decision to suspend the forced repayments drew mostly praise, though many of the most vocal critics of the Pentagon's actions indicated Congress may still act to make whole individuals who already paid back their bonuses.
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Trump appeared to signal an openness to wiping out Puerto Rico's debts during an interview with Fox News on Tuesday, a claim that sent markets spinning with the possibility that creditors would not be paid back.
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Or, to be specific, they decided that the deficit -- in effect, the national government's credit card tab -- will be paid back by all of us, along with our children and grandchildren, over the next several decades.
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Insurers that sold plans only on the exchanges projected that they would have an average so-called medical loss ratio of 79.2 percent, which represents what percentage of premiums that they paid back out in health benefits.
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A judge ruled that profits from Girls Gone Wild founder Joe Francis's sprawling oceanfront escape in Punta de Mita, Mexico, will be withheld until he's paid back over $2 million he fraudulently transferred to support the estate.
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"The money Bell Pottinger has got must be paid back to South Africa and must be used through charities that will improve the lives of the South African people," said DA spokesperson Phumzile Van Damme in London.
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Like how Titanic charged its drowned employees families for fees relating their uniform or how Jordan Belfort in The Wolf of Wall Street didn't serve anywhere close to his sentence or paid back all of his fines.
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In California, debate continues over whether the subsidies offered by the state to jump-start the fuel cell market have paid back the investment as judged by the limited use of refueling stations and lack of profits.
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Feek gave his sister money to open a store — but he's the one who ended up with something precious The country singer also opened up about his generosity — and how his good deed was paid back exponentially.
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It's never really explained why anyone would care, what the CIA hopes to learn from his users, or why he thought that if he paid back his CIA seed money, the agency would leave him alone forever.
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This requires a belief on the part of the debtor (and the lender) that, at a minimum, their future incomes and asset prices will not both fall by a lot, so the money can be paid back.
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That means, if you live in a neighborhood where home values are on the rise, you might feel comfortable to go ahead and indulge yourself in a renovation, because you know you will eventually get paid back.
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On Wednesday night, Giuliani, a member of President Donald Trump's legal team, disclosed that the President had paid back the $130,000 his personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, had used to pay for Daniels' silence about an alleged affair.
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Trump admitted last week that he paid back his lawyer for the payment to Daniels, whose legal name is Stephanie Clifford, days before the election to keep quiet about an alleged sexual encounter with Trump in 2006.
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Under the constitution, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) must hand over its oil revenue - which makes up about 70 percent of total income - and money is then paid back based on a budget approved by parliament.
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But a new study out today sends a strong signal about what they really need to stay in the Obamacare markets: They want to be paid back for the subsidies they've paid out to low-income customers.
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You also have the most essential term, which is 'rent moratorium,' which suspends rent, sometimes with no expectation of paying it back, and sometimes calling for it to be paid back with a 0 percent interest rate.
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The 1944 G.I. Bill provided cash payments for tuition and other benefits to more than two million returning veterans; it was paid back many times over through what these educated veterans subsequently brought to the American economy.
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Three years after leaving college, only 23 percent of South University Online students have paid back even a dollar on the principal of their student loans, probably because nearly all of them failed to earn a degree.
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For one thing, maybe grants are a more effective policy than loans — since the latter still need to be paid back, and the research suggests that these families simply don't want to direct their money that way.
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Then the money from Brussels would no longer flow as an assistance loan nobody still thinks will be paid back but as direct support that would have to be deployed for administrative modernisation and business and infrastructure finance.
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For fast-growing businesses reliably earning sales from their marketing spend, Clearbanc offers funding from $23,000 to $10 million in exchange for a steady revenue share of their earnings until it's paid back plus a 6 percent fee.
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The Italian oil refiner has paid back 225 million euros of the debt it owes Iran for cargoes of crude oil taken before sanctions were imposed on the country in 2300, the company's managing director said on Monday.
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" Mexico will pay for the wall 'a little later' January 22018, 21.6: "The dishonest media does not report that any money spent on building the Great Wall (for sake of speed), will be paid back by Mexico later!
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At least one of them, former Representative Blake Farenthold of Texas, used tens of thousands of taxpayer dollars to settle a claim with a sexual harassment accuser, money that he has not paid back to the Treasury Department.
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Avenatti's claims do line up with those made earlier this year by Cohen, who said he had used his own money to pay Daniels and had not been paid back by the Trump campaign or the Trump organization.
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Much of that surge has come in the form of bonds rated BBB, near the riskier end of the investment-grade spectrum — meaning that the money borrowed remains at some danger, albeit low, of not being paid back.
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Lipari explained that when someone pays for goods—drinks, tickets—in a club, they pay the sales tax, which is then collected by the club and paid back to the state either on a monthly or quarterly basis.
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The legislation would also bar certain companies receiving taxpayer funded loans from paying dividends to shareholders for one year after the loan is paid back, and from reducing their employment levels by 10% until the end of September.
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The Massachusetts Democrat blasted Stumpf while questioning whether he had paid back any of the money he made from his stock shares during the time that thousands of Wells Fargo employees opened more than 2 million fake accounts.
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Trump supporters who aren't rich seem unfazed by his being a reverse Robin Hood who gives to the rich by borrowing money that will have to be paid back by all of us — and our children and grandchildren.
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The two banks failed to adequately inform customers who might be due compensation as a result of Britain's biggest ever consumer banking scandal, in which more than 36 billion pounds ($44.03 billion) has been paid back to those affected.
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And, the share of college costs covered by scholarships and grants — money that does not have to be paid back — accounted for more than one-third, or 35 percent, of 2016-17 costs, the highest in the report's history.
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And, the share of college costs covered by scholarships and grants — money that does not have to be paid back — accounted for more than one-third, or 35 percent, of 2016-53 costs, the highest in the report's history.
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However, the clever part is that the loan is paid back via a pre-agreed percentage of the business' digital transactions, making it especially attractive to seasonal businesses that have very uneven sales throughout different times of the year.
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And the share of college costs covered by scholarships and grants — money that does not have to be paid back — accounted for more than one-third, or 35 percent, of 2016-2017 costs, the highest in the report's history.
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A 28503-year, high fee and high interest rate loan for residential solar panels on a PACE loan would be paid back before the lender who may have helped with the purchase of that home in the first place.
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On Wednesday, Giuliani, who had recently joined Trump's legal team in the Russia investigation, told Fox News that the President paid back Cohen, the money was "not campaign money" and that the payment was "funneled" through Cohen's law firm.
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A benefit of the third-party special needs trust — which is also known as a supplemental needs trust — is that assets that remain after the demise of the disabled individual do not have to be paid back to Medicaid.
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In his disposition statement, Mr. Thompson said he was informed in May 2014 that using money from the district attorney's office to pay for daytime meals "could violate New York City policy"; he paid back the costs that July.
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That's important, because families often learn about eligibility when someone gets sick and they go to the hospital; retroactive coverage lets them not worry about medical bills during that period and be paid back as soon as they're approved.
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The alchemy of capitalism is that they use these loans, which of course must be paid back, to start and expand companies, to build plants and equipment, and to hire employees and, it is hoped, pay them higher wages.
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Farenthold, a Texas Republican, has not paid back the $84,000 of taxpayer money he used to pay the settlement of a former aide who accused him of sexual harassment and improper conduct -- money that he once promised to repay.
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The nation's big tax-preparation companies are so desperate for customers that they are willing to put money up front — with absolutely no hidden fees or interest charges, and no ironclad guarantees that the companies will get paid back.
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MADRID, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Mid-sized Spanish bank Unicaja has paid back 604 million euros ($718 million) in state aid handed out to one of its businesses at the height of the country's financial crisis, it said on Friday.
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CAIRO, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Egypt's central bank paid back $2 billion to the African Export-Import Bank on Monday, part of a $3.2 billion loan the central bank had taken from the lender, state news agency MENA reported on Monday.
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The president's former lawyer testified under oath on Wednesday that Don Jr. would have known about the broad strokes of the deal, in which Cohen was later paid back, in installments, by Trump's company for his initial payout to Stormy Daniels.
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A judge ruled that profits from Girls Gone Wild founder Joe Francis's Casa Aramara — a sprawling oceanfront escape in Punta de Mita, Mexico — will be withheld until he's paid back over $2 million he fraudulently transferred to support the estate.
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In a call with Rob Straathof, CEO of Liberis, he conceded that this means the fintech startup is taking on more of the risk, but says the company is seeing the vast majority of loans paid back within the projected timeframe.
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The Massachusetts Democrat blasted Stumpf while questioning whether he had paid back any of the money he made from his stock shares during the time that thousands of Wells Fargo employees opened more than 6900 million fake accounts: http://bit.ly/2csf4DS.
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Twelve of the 23 co-ops have now gone out of business, and Republicans point to the $1.2 billion in government loans to those failed ventures that will not be paid back in full and in some cases, not at all.
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James Spooner, the creator of "Afro-Punk" (2003), the original documentary on Afro-punk culture that inspired the festival, writes that there are multiple people who invested in the festival's early days who were never paid back thousands of dollars.
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Italy's banks have some 201 billion euros ($220 billion) in non-performing loans (NPLs) which are unlikely ever to be paid back and which are restraining the country's sluggish economic recovery by putting a brake on the release of new credits.
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But a rural credit scheme that lets farmers store their harvest and obtain loans against it - with the money paid back in the dry season when crop prices and sales income are higher - is boosting resilience to climate change, experts say.
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With a $25 loan, you can enable someone to buy materials to start or expand their business in a meaningful way, and when it's paid back, you have the choice of reinvesting it in another person or pulling your money out.
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The story behind the payment to Ms. Clifford — when Mr. Cohen paid it, how he paid it, whether he was paid back and by whom — will be critical to both the lawsuit and investigation, not to mention others that may come.
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But in their ruling, the judges defined "work" according to the so-called "ABC" test, a broad standard that could also be applied to the players and enable them to be paid back for spring training, off-season workouts and overtime.
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Instead, they have been paid back with the Trump administration's travel ban, its callous blaming of Iran after the Islamic State's attack in Tehran in June and policies that will embolden the very forces they rebuked at the ballot box.
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The one-year Libor, which represents the rate of interest on a loan between banks to be paid back within a year, is the most commonly used index for mortgages in the United States, according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Throughout the campaign, Trump promised that Mexico would pay for the wall, but since winning last year's presidential election he has said U.S. taxpayers would fund the project for the sake of expediency and then be paid back by Mexico.
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" She also allowed herself small celebratory moments along the way, such as when she paid back her cousin and when she'd paid off half of her loans, in order to stay motivated: "I built in mini rewards along the way.
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But it proposes maintaining current funding levels for Pell Grants for low-income students that don't have to be paid back -- and expanding the program so that the funds are available to students enrolled in short-term career training programs.
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Part of this debt, known as MREL, is short-term and will be paid back before Britain leaves the bloc in 2019, but the longer-term liabilities are likely to remain pending after Brexit, Enria told Reuters on the sidelines of the conference.
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Few things are truly free at carriers from the get-go, and this phone will only be "free" after billing credits in the amount of $26 per month have been paid back to you on your bill over a 30-month period.
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The sudden announcement of Mako's marriage postponement followed weeks of tabloid reports of a financial dispute between Komuro's mother and her former fiancé over Komuro's college tuition, which was paid for by the mother's former partner and never paid back, according to reports.
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That's because Sanders's carbon tax is paid back to households making under $100,000 in the form of a rebate; the tax increases by 5 percent plus inflation every year, so eventually that rebate becomes big enough to cancel out all the tax increases.
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"Even if they want to get the banks moving in the right direction, the banks have a legacy problem: That is a stock of loans they made to the state enterprises, some of which are not going to be paid back," he said.
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By the start of this year, Spanish banks had paid back 2.2 billion euros to customers for what they lost on those mortgages, according to Bank of Spain figures on Tuesday, with lenders setting aside 1.9 billion euros in provisions against 2016 results.
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The company has also paid back part of the debt owed to some of its suppliers, according to sources familiar with the matter, and the company recently held a "supplier summit" where it met with many of these companies face to face.
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LONDON (Reuters) - UK utility Thames Water has added a clause to its outstanding bonds ensuring lenders are paid back immediately should the company be nationalized, a move bankers say reflects growing unease about its status in the event of a Labour government.
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Michigan (15-603, 5-6 Big Ten) not only paid back the Spartans (14-10, 6-5) for a 70-62 Michigan State victory in East Lansing only nine days earlier, but it snapped a five-game losing streak to Michigan State.
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THE WAY THEY PAY IT BACK IS EVERY TIME THE CUSTOMERS PAY, WE TAKE A SMALL TRANSACTION FEE, AND IT'S PAID BACK BEFORE THEY KNOW IT. OUR TYPICAL CUSTOMER ASKS FOR ANOTHER ONE, AND THIS IS A PRODUCT THAT WE REALLY LOVE.
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So when I knocked out the hundreds of millions of dollars a month being paid back to the insurance companies by politicians, I must tell you, that wanted me to continue to pay this, I said I'm not going to do it.
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They've also backed Serious Labs, which trains workers how to use heavy equipment and tools via virtual reality software, and Curbio, a real estate technology startup that orchestrates turnkey renovations for home sellers, then gets paid back once the home is sold.
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Baupost owns more than $3 billion in insurance claims that the Boston-based manager would have been paid back 59 cents on the dollar for under the bankruptcy plan — double the amount of what the firm paid for some of the claims.
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FROM COINAGE: Jay Z & Beyoncé: All the Ways J and Bey Get Paid Back in 2008, she opened up about their tattoos to Essence, saying that said she didn't want an engagement ring because, "People put too much emphasis on that," she said.
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Under the terms of the loan portion of the bill, the government would take an equity interest in the companies until the loan is paid back — something that Boeing CEO David Calhoun has previously said the company would not want to accept.
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This was doubly wrong: The 350 million figure didn't take into account money the EU paid back to Britain in subsidies, and the Brexit side quickly abandoned its promise to spend the 350 million on health care after they won the vote.
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Because new coal-fired power plants have a life of about 40 years, over which their costs must be paid back to investors, building new coal plants could lock countries into using them beyond the needed phase-out of coal, energy experts say.
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Mnuchin, in an interview on Fox Business Network, said the federal government was focused on being able to provide liquidity to companies and that it had no problem issuing more debt, but that it expected loans to businesses to be paid back.
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Any profits from the stay, beyond covering basic services like housekeeping, are being paid back to the federal government, the Trump representative said, adding that it is illegal for a private company to give a service to the federal government at no cost.
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Brucks said there are interactions in nature where favors appear to be given and paid back -- such as birds collectively mobbing away predators -- but it was only under controlled conditions that researchers could really get a good look at what's going on.
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The two banks failed to adequately remind customers about their PPI, some of whom might be due compensation as a result of Britain's biggest ever consumer banking controversy, in which more than 36 billion pounds ($44 billion) has been paid back to those affected.
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The House passed larger legislation alongside that resolution that would require lawmakers from both chambers to pay back taxpayer-funded settlements related to sexual harassment and other complaints against them within 90 days or have amounts withheld from their salary until it is paid back.
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REI Membership, available at REI, $20An REI membership offers a lifetime of benefits for a one-time purchase, including 10% off (paid back in an annual dividend), special offers, access to in-store REI Garage sales, and special pricing on REI classes and events.
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So, when a new solar panel is put to work it starts with a "carbon debt" that, from a greenhouse-gas-saving point of view, has to be paid back before that panel becomes part of the solution, rather than part of the problem.
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Sp.k, gets 35 million zloty ($9.2 million) loan from Bank Ochrony Srodowiska SA to finance, among others, its construction investment 'Central Park Ursynow' * The loan will bear the WIBOR 1M interest rate plus the bank's margin and it has to be paid back by Dec.
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For construction of public works like aqueducts or dams, companies will seek financing from banks that will ultimately be paid back by the government, a way to reduce dependence on multilateral lenders like the World Bank or the Inter-American Development Bank, the spokesman said.
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The board also considers it unlikely that state development bank BNDES, which holds 3.33 billion reais in debt, will stand in the way of any plan, given that the bank is expected to be paid back in full due to its special status under law.
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MILAN, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Italian oil refiner Saras has paid back 100 million euros ($112 million) of the debt it owes Iran for cargoes of crude oil taken before sanctions were imposed on the country in 2012, the company's managing director said on Monday.
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DUBLIN, June 22 (Reuters) - Ireland's state-run "bad bank" has redeemed a further 1 billion euros ($1.13 billion) of senior debt, it said on Wednesday, bring to 85 percent the total of its 30.2 billion euros of senior bonds it has paid back to date.
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The girls promptly put on their marital bliss blinders and moved back to Sara Harvey, who may or may not have been tortured by CeCe (Vanessa Ray), definitely helped torture the four of them, and whom they paid back by leaving her in a fire.
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The securities fraud charges stem from his claims about how much money was in his hedge fund's coffers at any given time; according to the government, Shkreli paid back jilted clients with stock in his company Retrophin by fraudulently having them invoice for consulting fees.
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It was his first time speaking about the matter after Giuliani sat for an interview this week and claimed Trump had paid back his lawyer Michael Cohen for the $130,000 hush payment to Daniels, an adult film actress whose legal name is Stephanie Clifford.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Thursday his personal lawyer was paid back through a monthly retainer, not campaign funds, for the $130,000 given to adult-film star Stormy Daniels to stop "false and extortionist accusations" she made about a sexual encounter with him.
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Mick Mulvaney, who is now Mr. Trump's acting chief of staff, acknowledged when he was being confirmed for his previous job as budget director, that he had paid back taxes of more than $15,000 for a household employee whose payroll taxes he had not paid.
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When people can't pay bills owed to their hospital or doctors—a common occurrence, even among people like Cook who have insurance—the debt is often sold to collections agencies at a discount, the idea being that not all of it will get paid back.
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By the time Treasury Minister Hernan Lacunza said on Wednesday the government wanted to extend maturities of short-term debt, and would negotiate new time periods for loans to be paid back to the International Monetary Fund, a debt revamp was already widely expected.
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Blake Farenthold, a bill is scheduled to be introduced Wednesday in the House of Representatives -- appropriately named the BLAKE Act -- that would bar any former member of Congress from lobbying Congress if they have not paid back taxpayer money used in sexual harassment settlements.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday handed a victory to debt collectors, ruling that people who have filed for bankruptcy cannot sue companies that try to recoup old debt that is not required to be paid back under state statutes of limitations.
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The second used some of the loan to borrow a lot of a cryptocurrency, then the rest to bid that up in value, then used that increased value as collateral to borrow even more, then paid back the loan and kept the increased value.
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A word of warning: If you happen to lose that job while you have a loan outstanding, you're required to pay back the balance in short order or risk getting hit with the penalty and taxes on the amount that you haven't paid back.
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I've paid back around half of it so far.)Health Insurance/Dental Insurance: $240Health Care FSA Contribution: $120Transit: $100 taken from my paycheckUtilities: Anywhere from $35 to $150 (split)Phone: $0 (Work covers this.)Internet: $13 for my halfGym: Provided by work as a taxable benefit.
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From here the bank to be will enable all members of a group — and where groups can be ad hoc and temporary or more long-term — to continuously see who is owed how much and to get paid back easily within the app and record settlements.
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So to the larger point you're making, for all the concern about what is happening to men now for things they did years ago, the women who didn't get a job or a promotion or who got sexually harassed don't get paid back or made whole either.
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One big problem has been investor confidence in the business models themselves: there are many (too many?) loans going out and some are concerned that many will never be paid back because the vetting process has not been strong enough amid a changing market for SMBs.
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CareCredit provides people financing for medical and veterinary bills, offering a way to foot the bill for appointments, but especially emergency situations or surgeries, by advertising zero percent interest that retroactively ratchets up to the double digits if the loan isn't paid back after a specific period.
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"We're prepared to take the risk up front of developing a model to help make that happen, and we're prepared to essentially get paid back when we've demonstrated that it can be successful," Sidewalk Labs CEO Dan Doctoroff told Toronto Star newspaper, which first reported the proposal.
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Having raised $11 billion through a syndicated five-year loan last year, PIF is in talks with international banks for an expected $8 billion offering to be paid back within one year from the sale of the sovereign fund's 70% stake in petrochemicals company SABIC to Aramco.
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For companies like Och-Ziff and Fundamental Advisors, that change in the law would protect their investments in Puerto Rico general obligation bonds if the island won bankruptcy protection, while holders of other debts issued by the Puerto Rican government would be paid back less than promised.
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Giuliani said in an Fox News interview on Wednesday that Trump paid back his personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, the $130,000 in hush money that Cohen paid Daniels ahead of the 2016 presidential election for her discretion about an alleged sexual encounter with Trump about a decade earlier.
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It's worth noting, though, that unless explicitly stated otherwise in the sale, Mountain Hardwear's return policy says that you can return unworn, unused items with tags attached within 60 days of the date of purchase, though you won't be paid back for shipping or delivery costs.
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If you've ever been stuck holding a bill after a birthday dinner, felt the pressure to upgrade a travel experience for a group, or had a personal loan to a friend not be paid back because "you got it" then you know exactly what I'm talking about.
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The minority party in the Danish government, the Danish People's Party, is staunchly anti-migration, so the members were only too happy to endorse Cameron's plans to index-link child benefits paid back to children in migrants' home countries to the cost of living in those countries.
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The reason why an inverted yield curve is a reliable predictor is straightforward: If investors believe that future growth will be so lackluster that they don't need to demand a large premium for lending money that won't be paid back for decades, that should signal trouble.
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" A few months later, at an argument in a case about when health plans must be paid back from injury awards, Chief Justice Roberts noted that "the position that the United States is advancing today is different from the position that the United States previously advanced.
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He also said there were deep concerns whether bondholders ought to be able to be paid back in full under any debt restructuring plans that would be overseen by a newly created oversight board at a time when social services are being cut on the island.
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Ron DeSantis signed a law passed along party lines stating that former felons can only vote once they've paid back all fines and fees ordered by a court during sentencing or as a condition of probation, parole or community service, for any felony conviction in the country.
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She says they've since paid back their investors "on the lower end," are working on a summer promotion, are on the hunt for office space in Williamsburg or Bushwick, and are figuring out how to raise anther $15,000 for that shop, all while courting partnerships with local hotels.
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Kerrisdale, which was founded by Sahm Adrangi, is one of only a few hedge funds to publicly announce its short bets, in which a trader borrows the stock in the hope the price will fall and the difference pocketed as a profit once the borrowed stock is paid back.
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Also last week, Giuliani told Fox News' Sean Hannity that Trump paid back his personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, the $130,000 in hush money that was used to pay off Daniels, contradicting Trump, who previously denied knowledge of the payment, which has since spurred a lawsuit against the President.
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In exchange for the madam covering travel expenses, the girl agrees to work for her until she has paid back the cost of the journey; the madam keeps her documents, and tells her that any attempt to flee will cause the juju, now inhabiting her body, to attack her.
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It's unclear when exactly HMIT began to offer these fixed deposits to the public, but according to Alok Jain, an HMIT depositor and lawyer who has been helping others track the various legal cases, the company paid back the principal and interest on them without issue until June 2014.
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And it may be worth waiting: the company is offering a free Pixel 4 or up to $800 off a Pixel 4 XL (paid back via 24 monthly credits on your bill) if you A) switch to T-Mobile, and B) trade in an older Pixel 43 or Pixel 3 phone.
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WASHINGTON, May 11 (Reuters) - Google on Wednesday said it will ban all payday loan ads from its website, a move to satisfy advocates who say the practice takes advantage of poor and vulnerable customers by offering cash that must be paid back under steep interest rates, the Washington Post reported.
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In the short term it can be attractive, since it does not need to be paid back, but in the medium and long run it can be "a very costly source of capital" for a business that is growing and can expect its equity to increase in value, Sherman said.
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"The contractor has to decide whether to furlough the worker, force them to use vacation days, or just pay them a stipend out of their own pocket, which they probably won't be paid back," says Tony Anikeeff, who co-chairs the government contracts practice at the Williams Mullen law firm.
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For example, federal agencies hire, but rarely fire employees; lend money to people who cannot otherwise afford to borrow and then fail to make sure it is all paid back; and maintain hundreds of incompatible computer and accounting systems that make it difficult to track how money is being spent.
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As recently as February, Mr. Caspersen — who was at that point a successful executive working at the Park Hill Group, a division of PJT Partners — made so much money trading stock options that he could have paid back everyone and still had as much as $60 million left for himself.
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Here's a breakdown of the major provisions small businesses included in Congress' aid package: An emergency grant of up to $10,000: Small businesses may apply directly to the federal Small Business Administration to receive an economic injury disaster grant of up to $10,103 that does not need to be paid back.
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The fact that the share price is just above half what the government paid back then is immaterial, even though the 3.5 percent discount to market price is paradoxically wider than the 2 percent knocked off last time the government sold to investors in 2015 despite the lender being demonstrably healthier.
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At this small private school just south of Minneapolis, a whopping 92 percent of students receive some sort of financial aid and nearly a quarter, or 23 percent, of that figure is made up of undergrads who are relying strictly on merit scholarships, which do not have to be paid back.
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Either investors see a higher chance they'll get paid back in 10 years than in 3 months by the U.S. government (the world's most secure borrower), or they see inflation being so flat that money invested today will be worth a little less in 10 years than it is worth in 3 months.
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They are both assuring me that I will be paid back immediately as soon as he arrives here in [city redacted], FL. I am embarrassed and not proud of the fact that I texted him a pic of me without my shirt, it was supposed to be personal and private, between us.
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Special offer: Best Buy offers the same buy-one-get-one promo as Verizon, and the same restrictions apply: it's only valid if one of the phones goes to a new line, and you'll be paying for both either upfront or with monthly payments, then paid back via credits on your monthly bill.
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The company has focused mainly on loans with a six-month payback up to now, and it claims to have a loss rate — the amount of money on each dollar that does not get paid back — lower than the rest of the industry, including institutional banks (it's not publicly disclosing that loss rate).
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After winning the Republican nomination on a promise to deport all 11 million immigrants who are in the United States illegally, he indicated on Wednesday night that he was considering allowing some to stay if they had lived in the United States for many years, lacked criminal records and paid back taxes.
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She would need to take out a $10,22 loan from a financial partner, like GreenSky or LendingPoint, to pay for a Trusii system, and would then be paid back about $26 a month for 2720 months for fulfilling certain requirements, such as filling out a questionnaire or posting positive reviews on social media.
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A 2010 Pew Forum survey on policy and the public found that only 14 percent of Americans knew the current inflation rate; less than half knew which party held the majority in the U.S. House of Representatives; and only 16 percent knew that more than half of loans made under TARP had been paid back.
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" (An audibly annoyed spokesperson for the US Attorney's Office in the Eastern District of New York declined to comment for this story.) He adds that his scheme can't be Ponzi-like because the people he paid back with Retrophin stock profited: "The nutshell is that people were possibly misled into making a lot of money.
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Puzder admitted in a statement Monday that he and his wife "employed a housekeeper for a few years, during which I was unaware that she was not legally permitted to work in the US." He fired the employee once he learned about her immigration status, offered to help her obtain legal status and paid back taxes, Puzder said.
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"The important thing is that regardless of the fact that the cost can be a little high, the benefit is that if you don&apost have to perform maintenance or put gas in them, you&aposll be able to save 24 million pesos a year, and with that you&aposve paid back half of the investment," he said.
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A New York–based hedge fund, Aurelius Capital, that owns about $470 million worth of Puerto Rican bonds is still looking to argue in court in November that the board overseeing the island's massive bankruptcy is unconstitutional — meaning that Aurelius should be paid back more promptly — despite the government's fiscal situation looking even worse following the devastation of Hurricane Maria.
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The anonymous hacker who provided those emails also shared what appeared to be an unfinished draft of a legal contract between Wright and Kleiman, entrusting 1,100,111 bitcoins to Kleiman—a sum roughly analogous to the presumed Satoshi fortune, which is usually pegged at about a million BTC—to be paid back in the year 2020, or in the event of Kleiman's death.
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Dodging the big issues: Analysts say the proposed rule leaves out some of the biggest issues health insurers want resolved, like whether they can charge higher premiums for older people, whether they'll get more flexibility in the benefits they have to offer — or, most crucially, whether they'll get paid back for their cost-sharing reduction subsidies to low-income customers.
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Smith found even small fees within $24 could present an insurmountable barrier, and noted that anyone working with a newly freed voter to help them to determine whether they have paid back all fines or fees "will have great difficulty" figuring that out in Florida's "highly decentralized" system, let alone making that determination for crimes sentenced by another state or federal court.
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While this may be how the Kirchners acted, that's now how we act in the U.S. If the board decides to answer Carrion's question over the debt as "No", the debt shouldn't be paid back, then maybe Carrion would make a good ambassador to Argentina or another despot that doesn't want to pay its debts – then he could see what he had just created.
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The 79 billionaires would get a return on their investment because the electricity generated by the solar panels would be sold to a consumer or electricity reseller, Pearce tells CNBC Make It. "Sun shines, electricity is produced, buyer pays for it and the investors gets their money back with a handsome profit," Pearce tells CNBC Make It. It's hard to predict when the investors would be paid back, though.
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And while the award recipients will have responsibilities to contribute to the town and project, they will also have time to relax and enjoy the countryside, an Airbnb spokesperson tells CNBC Make It. Award recipients will be paid back for "reasonable food expenses and other basic living costs" of up to a maximum of 900 euros ($1,022) per month when the receipts are received, a spokesperson for Airbnb tells CNBC Make It. The sabbatical runs for three months from June to August 2019.
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If things get really bad and the government is struggling to cover its interest payments, it has a few options, none of which mainstream economists typically like: financial repression (using regulation to force down interest rates); paying for the interest by printing more money (which risks hyperinflation); and defaulting on the debt and saying that lenders just won't get all their money back (which makes interest rates permanently higher in the future, because investors demand to be compensated for the risk that they won't be paid back).
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