" Duldulao continued, "She would never accept a pay out or want a pay out.
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We like companies with lower pay-out ratios and strong cash flows, at a time when pay-out ratios are historically high.
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While some banks, especially the U.S. banks, pay out a 100 percent cash bonus, several European banks pay out bonuses as a mix of cash and stocks.
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Those futures are "physically deliverable," meaning they pay out in bitcoin instead of those from ICE competitor CME Group, which introduced its own futures contracts two years ago that pay out in cash.
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How did Trump's foundation pay out more than it received?
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SULLIVAN: WHAT THE VIEWERS HAVE TO PAY OUT OF POCKET.
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NOTE: WE ARE NOT GOING TO PAY OUT THESE BETS.
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Next year it will pay out less than $1.003 million.
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You're just going to pay out the nose for it.
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And insurers had to pay out a record $138 billion.
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For every 1,000 steps recorded, the app will pay out .
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I've had projects that took three months to pay out.
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They have obligations they have to pay out as well.
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We pay out significant dividends; we announced the special dividend.
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These misguided laws incentivized plans to pay out unstainable benefits.
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Drugmakers pay out more than $2003 billion in rebates annually.
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Essentially you pay out the nose once and never pay again.
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The pay-out ratio, excluding items affecting comparability, was 75 percent.
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These publicly traded companies own properties and pay out generous dividends.
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You die, they pay out the face value of the policy.
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But the big difference is in how they pay out money.
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That means they're less inclined to approve and pay out claims.
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THEY PAY OUT A DIVIDEND YIELD, WHICH IS MORE THAN 4%.
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Accounts with over $500,000 in starting capital will pay out $1,500.
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Even when companies do pay out, it's not a silver bullet.
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He should take an MCC pay-out and call it day.
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The question is, who can actually pay out on that liability?
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Of course, $550 is a lot to pay out each year.
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Better yet, they pay out a bug bounty for his efforts.
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The company has yet to pay out any awards to plaintiffs.
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The bank can&apost pay out all this money at once.
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These financial instruments pay out when a borrower defaults on debt.
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Some pay out of pocket, but the costs can be astronomical.
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They just started to pay out two to three weeks ago.
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Toys R Us refuses to pay out endless earnings immediately Maiellano said she called Toys R Us' customer service — and waited on hold for two hours — to urge the company to pay out her endless earnings immediately.
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Handelsbanken, which does not pay out yearly bonuses, said it had decided not to pay out any money to its long-term employee profit-sharing scheme Oktogonen, citing hiked capital requirements from the financial watchdog during 2016.
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Unlike a company, Bitcoin doesn't generate revenue; it doesn't pay out dividends.
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That's still a steep price for customers to pay out of pocket.
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NNN's AFFO pay-out ratio was 75.3% for the quarter ended Sept.
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These plans should pay out monthly to make life easier for beneficiaries.
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"We probably will not pay out dividend," Stypulkowski told a news conference.
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However, Galvão does not expect the trade to pay out this year.
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Airlines are required to pay out that compensation in cash, Hobica said.
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Excluding items affecting comparability, the pay-out ratio was 70 per cent.
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Reynolds targets a shareholder pay-out ratio of 80% of net income.
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The costs an insured patient would have to pay out of pocket.
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The NFL will pay out for postmortem CTE diagnoses made between Jan.
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Patients often willingly pay out-of-pocket, at least to a point.
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The bank targets a dividend pay-out ratio of 50% over time.
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People forced to pay out of their own pocket were often bankrupted.
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He plans to use campaign funds to pay out the $120,000 total.
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It said it would pay out $75 billion in dividends in 2020.
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Natural gas mining would be a solid investment that would pay out.
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As long as people are working, Social Security can pay out benefits.
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When YouTube is acquired months later, these firms' investments pay out massively.
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I would pay out of pocket for a hotel room, or AirBnb.
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For the long-term, we were going to invest in R&D, start the portfolio transformation to put in place multiple initiatives which will not pay out today, but require investment today to pay out in the long-term.
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It also recently approved plans to pay out a bonus to its employees.
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In the Maine plan, that's a commitment to pay out the benefits monthly.
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The company will pay out an interim dividend of 0.25 euros per share.
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At least the cheaters will have to pay out the nose to cheat.
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CEO compensation packages have so many moving parts that pay out over time.
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Yahoo will use a settlement fund is $117.5 million to pay out claims.
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Some complain it did not pay out despite terrible harvests in 2150-2000.
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That risks pushing Tencent's WeChat Pay out of swathes of the offline market.
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The huge amounts that they pay out in compensation is also a concern.
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Otherwise, first ladies are expected to pay out-of-pocket for their clothes.
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How often do companies lose these cases and have to pay out money?
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Fitch treats the cash patronage pay-out as a dividend in its analysis.
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Unable to pay out of pocket, they were forced to cancel their care.
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Dell will use proceeds from the dividend to pay out its tracker holders.
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That situation pushed ILRI to adjust the insurance product to pay out faster.
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They'll pay out 2226 percent of revenue to fighters and keep the rest.
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Cards are being shared or employees are asked to pay out of pocket.
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You didn't pay out of pocket but you assembled this with a team.
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Worse, many are without cybersecurity insurance, which often doesn't pay out anyway. Sen.
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The state-run bank plans to pay out stable dividends in longer term.
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A $300,000 hybrid policy might pay out a maximum of $200,000 for care.
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The futures are physically deliverable, meaning they pay out in bitcoin upon settlement.
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Xing said the bank proposed lending Chang'an the money to pay out investors.
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This is how the company managed to pay out $788 million in bribes.
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Katrina forced it to start borrowing money from the Treasury to pay out claims.
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These contracts are a sort of insurance that pay out when the indexes fall.
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The fund has another $2 billion to pay out as it continues processing claims.
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Michelle Hu: After everything else that had happened, the insurance company wouldn't pay out.
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If I don't hit that, we have to pay out of pocket at $1,100.
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He would cut some of the government's 126 programs that already pay out cash.
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He did not, Malia says, know the benefits would not pay out in full.
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Individuals wouldn't get any sort of pay-out for the use of their data.
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Kramer would rather pay out of her own pocket than risk the brand's reputation.
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Evergrande argued Jia hadn't done enough, and refused to pay out the $700 million.
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Based on the players' statistical performance, they earn points and a cash pay-out.
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But Corporate America's rush to pay out shareholders could be getting out of hand.
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The CVR would pay out if certain Actelion drugs live up to commercial expectations.
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It expects to pay out 75 percent of profits to investors in 2022-2023.
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The diocese had to sell in order to pay out priest sex abuse settlements.
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The state is even struggling to pay out prize money to its Olympic athletes.
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But tight budgets mean that over half of IVF patients pay out of pocket.
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"Most tracks don't pay out more than $5,000," said Young, the Bronson Speedway owner.
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Her fund is obliged to pay out about $1 billion in benefits every month.
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Term policies do not pay out any benefits if the person does not die.
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They also determine what drugs are covered and what patients pay out-of-pocket.
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Partners with ownership of businesses like DMP International shouldn't pay out wages, Ayliff testified.
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"We were told we had to pay out-of-pocket for it," Toni said.
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Capital ratios may begin to erode if shareholder pay-out ratios are not reduced.
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But for the policy to pay out, the diagnosis must meet a specific definition.
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Hold on to receipts for health and medical expenses you pay out-of-pocket.
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Dividends that companies pay out to their investors, for example, gets taxed every year.
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Lowe's will expand benefits for employees and pay out bonuses of up to $85033,000.
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They're not going to pay out a million+ for just any bug, of course.
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The company has historically kept its pay-out ratio below 75% - a credit positive.
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It also required them to pay out more than $206 billion over 25 years.
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"Insurance agencies only make money if they don't have to pay out," Twomey said.
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Nor can consumers divine how much they will have to pay out of pocket.
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When that day comes, should automakers pay out for their share of global warming?
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Some investors who wanted to cash in found that Aristophil would not pay out.
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This was in line with its pledge to pay out 40% of underlying earnings.
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The parent group promised to pay out 13 million euros in the same period.
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Notable difference, but, yes, Netflix is going to need to pay out that money.
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Wage-theft cases are notoriously hard to prove, and they almost never pay out.
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R.E.I.T.s must pay out at least 90 percent of their taxable income to shareholders.
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For instance, firms typically cannot deduct the dividends they pay out on their stock.
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In addition, it has yet to pay out $50 million in 2014 tax refunds.
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There's no limit to how much the benefit will pay out, and everything is arranged for you through the Premium Global Assist line (although you must go through this line rather than arranging medical care yourself or the benefit won't pay out).
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Everyone knows streaming music platforms only pay out a fraction of a cent per listen.
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Some expats may join a public plan or pay out of pocket for health care.
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The latter means that more Americans have to pay out of pocket for key drugs.
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It offered Hovnanian cheap financing on condition that it trigger those derivatives to pay out.
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Handelsbanken fell on poor results, while Swedbank slipped after cutting its shareholder pay-out policy.
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In our rating case we assume the dividend pay out to remain at 2015 levels.
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Those subsidies lower the co-insurance payments low-income Obamacare enrollees pay out of pocket.
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Accounts with a starting balance of less than $25,000 will pay out a $100 bonus.
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Most travel insurance policies offer strict upper limits on the amount they would pay out.
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The payout corresponded to a 70 percent pay-out ratio, unchanged from last year's dividend.
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In the wake of the experiment, I wouldn't pay out-of-pocket for a subscription.
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In most sub-Saharan countries, patients must pay out of pocket for dialysis, she said.
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Anyone can obtain what's called a "compulsory license" without permission to pay out mechanical royalties.
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Uber has had to pay out to avoid losing passengers and drivers in key markets.
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Many don't even accept private insurance and simply ask people to pay out of pocket.
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It said it would pay out 392 million shekels for the first half of 2019.
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Republicans simply don't want to pay out to anyone who doesn't support their political project.
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"We are a bank which should pay out hefty dividends," Krupinski told a press conference.
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In fact there's every indication that they'll simply pocket the profits or pay out shareholders.
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Unless, of course, they can afford private health insurance or to pay out of pocket.
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Showing how much we pay out to work is something many outsiders are unaware of.
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Shuddle is promising to pay out drivers with remaining balances within the next few days.
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DE) agreed to pay out $820 million to cash-strapped dealers in early 2015. (reut.
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They only pay out for the golden tickets, and the little guys always get screwed.
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It has no cap on how much you can pay out of pocket, for example.
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In addition, the company wants to pay out the bonuses each quarter, rather than annually.
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An inversion occurs when short-term bonds pay out higher yields than long-term bonds.
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During normal times, longer maturing bonds pay out higher yields than their shorter duration peers.
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Nevertheless, the minimum amount that Apple must pay out will be at least $28 million.
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They also limit what you pay out of pocket for Parts A and B services.
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I want to say [it's] around $600 or $650 if you pay out of pocket.
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This is not the first high-figure settlement the company has had to pay out.
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Apollo said it will pay out a dividend of 89 cents per share this quarter.
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Or a plan may pay out in full only if the company hits certain benchmarks.
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Still, the government expects it will pay out almost $600 billion in interest for 2019.
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So far, banks have been able to limit the amount they pay out to savers.
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The policy costs $21.59 a month and will pay out $3,000 a month in benefits.
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The big story should be uranium and the Bill Clinton half-million dollar pay out.
|
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Individual bankers like my mother had to pay out to anyone who "hit," or won.
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On the one hand, there's an impulse to stay dull and just pay out dividends.
|
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Because of the circumstance, should NBC not pay out her salary, Kelly may sue, TMZ claims.
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Sirucic confirmed BAWAG's plan to pay out 50 percent of its net profit as a dividend.
|
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There are plenty of Hearthstone tournaments, and most pay out sums in the $6,000-$10,000 range.
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Most Call of Duty competitions pay out middling first place prize pools in the $50,23 range.
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Her bill would simply ask these agencies to pay out what they would have spent anyway.
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Its administrators are likely to be even less keen to pay out than its bosses were.
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"We actually lose money in this process because we do have to pay out," Spencer said.
|
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It has had to pay out billions of dollars in damages to victims and close parishes.
|
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However, after the first year, subscription apps only have to pay out 15 percent to Apple.
|
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Nestle, trading without entitlement to its latest dividend pay-out, dragged down the food & beverages index.
|
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Bond yields – the amount they pay out to investors who hold them – move inversely to prices.
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Options that would pay out if sterling hit 236 have also been placed, for June 27.
|
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The bank said it intended to pay out 65 percent of its 2018 recurring net profit.
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Most people do not have the resources to pay out of pocket for their own recovery.
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I have about $10,000 left to pay, out of the $113,000 I graduated with in 2013.
|
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The bank renewed its pledge to pay out more than half of net profit to shareholders.
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In future, it expects to pay out between 25-40 percent of net profit in dividends.
|
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Advertisers often pay out based on impressions, or the number of people who load their ads.
|
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In all, the firms have $100 billion in surplus capital to pay out to policy holders.
|
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Which gives those leisure travellers, who have to pay out of their own pocket, more clout.
|
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Initially, FanDuel said it would not pay out the whole $82,000 because it was an error.
|
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At that point the program would only be able to pay out 91% of promised benefits.
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If your bookie fails to pay out your winnings, you have no recourse, legal or otherwise.
|
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Those lawsuits will probably force New York dioceses to pay out hundreds of millions of dollars.
|
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MLPs are tax-exempt corporate structures that pay out profit to investors in dividend-style distributions.
|
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Many also lack private health insurance or financial means to pay out of pocket for telemedicine.
|
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And many corporations are using their windfall to pay out investors, not pay back to workers.
|
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"If it's $200 instead of $2,000, more people could pay out of pocket," Dr. Cassell said.
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But then Congress said the program couldn't pay out more than it took in from insurers.
|
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The same federal tax credit, though employers will have to pay out the benefit up front.
|
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For both treatment and vaccines, just 3 percent said that they should pay out-of-pocket.
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That means the patients must have enough money to pay out of pocket for the visit.
|
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The company will pay out 73.2 million shekels for 2019, equal to 30% of net profit.
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Deals • BHP Billiton plans to pay out $10.4 billion to shareholders amid pressure from Elliott Management.
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Of course, these niche insurance products rarely pay out and probably aren't worthwhile for most trips.
|
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They say the Sacklers' proposed contribution is too small and takes too long to pay out.
|
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We just had a large bonus pool that we'll pay out over the next few weeks.
|
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The amount the program was supposed to pay out exceeded the amount insurers had paid in.
|
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But many experts say you'd still have to pay out of pocket for a face-lift.
|
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The paper continues to pay out settlements to people whose phones were tapped during the period.
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The IRS, which won't pay out refunds or answer questions on taxes, even as tax season begins.
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Both YouTube and Facebook's new Watch tab of original video content only pay out 55% to creators.
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It has promised to pay out at least half its net profits if capital targets are met.
|
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Verizon subsequently formed a subsidiary, Oath, that will pay out $15 million worth of the user settlement.
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They're investment companies whose business is ensuring they have enough money to pay out future financial obligations.
|
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It needs to pay out more and buy back more stock if it wants to trade higher.
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Mustier confirmed that the bank would pay out 20 percent of 2017 adjusted net profit in dividend.
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Both of the foundations provide assistance to patients seeking to pay out-of-pocket costs for medications.
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Insurers are essentially betting that they will make more in investments than they pay out in pensions.
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It doesn't bear the costs of thousands of outlets that its competitors use to pay out cash.
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The development business plans to pay out $1.7 billion in dividends in the three years to Dec.
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Amazon Pay Places, then, represents the second use case for Amazon Pay out in the real world.
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He also launched a fake university that had to pay out $25 million to settle fraud claims.
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The penalty for early repayment will be to pay out the loan at 102% of face value.
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It does not have the money, and AMLO does not want to pay out of the budget.
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However, the company's dividend policy is to pay out a maximum of 100% of distributable net income.
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Also, health insurance does not cover medical marijuana so patients will have to pay out of pocket.
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The Band 2, which debuted the next year at $249, will pay out significantly more at $175.
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If I want to get my textured implants removed, do I have to pay out of pocket?
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But in late 290, the industry surrendered and agreed to pay out hundreds of billions of dollars.
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The proposed legislation centers on a cap on the amount families pay out of pocket for childcare.
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Across the industry, insurers had to pay out higher claims for catastrophes due to extreme weather conditions.
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As it stands, companies like Spotify, Google, and Pandora pay out royalties according to complicated federal laws.
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The agreement, written by Menendez, states that FEMA would pay out the remaining costs to the state.
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Their poems are enriched to the point of volatility, but they pay out, often, in sudden joy.
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It just needs to get big fast, stage its initial public offering and pay out for investors.
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Also, look at the deductible, or the amount you'll pay out of of pocket if anything happens.
|
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The state lottery commission last month agreed to pay out the prize while the court case continued.
|
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Their decisions govern whether Credit Default Swaps pay out to those those who bought them as insurance.
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Consider the deductible, or the amount you'll pay out-of-pocket if you get into an accident.
|
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"If I have to pay out-of-pocket it will cost me about $200," Leyder, 27, said.
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The national deposit guarantee scheme said it expected to pay out about 3.6 billion crowns in compensation.
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DSPs pay out cash dividends, while DRIPs automatically reinvest dividends in more company stock to compound returns.
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The more precious the metal, the less you pay out of pocket for deductibles and the like.
|
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Regardless of the way firms decide to pay out their top performers, transparency is key, Johnson said.
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As of now, the IRS will continue to process tax returns and pay out refunds as usual.
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It said on Friday it had yet to decide how much it will pay out this year.
|
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Is this included as part of my compensation package, and if so, when does it pay out?
|
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But patients pay out-of-pocket for cooking classes, which vary in cost depending on the length.
|
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When balances are drawn down, each fund will only be able to pay out from incoming revenue.
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It accepts insurance from most carriers, and and also lets users without insurance pay out-of-pocket.
|
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If no catastrophe hits, the bonds pay out a percentage of the premiums by way of coupons.
|
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The trade could pay out about $265 million if correct, the newspaper said, citing a volatility strategist.
|
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Hunnicutt says farmers will likely wait 30 to 60 days for their crop insurance to pay out.
|
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If people want or need more, they're forced to pay out-of-pocket — or buy from abroad.
|
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Drugmakers have argued that they raise their list prices because they've had to pay out higher rebates.
|
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In 22017, Jackson signed a record-breaking deal with Pepsi with the potential to pay out $5 million.
|
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Traditional Medicare does not cover most dental procedures, leaving seniors on the hook to pay out of pocket.
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Photo: APA federal jury in Texas has ordered Apple to pay out $502.6 million to VirtnetX Holding Corp.
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"It feels like the hoops were put in place to not pay out in the end," Sonn said.
|
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If Congress does nothing, the agency's funds will only be able to pay out about 80% by 2035.
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They just pay out the claims, so it just makes life a lot easier for everyone all around.
|
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The lender currently pays three dividends in cash and one scrip, with a 30-40 percent pay-out.
|
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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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Most are built by the householders themselves, or by labourers whom they pay out of their own pockets.
|
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If you thought Google would pay out the nose for this particular brand of evil, you'd be mistaken.
|
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Private clinics often charge hundreds and sometimes thousands of dollars for treatment that patients pay out of pocket.
|
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That means a $100 wager on Harris would pay out $150, whereas $100 for Biden would pay $200.
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The exchanges target the approximately $2.5 billion the company could have to pay out in 2017 and 2018.
|
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It will in fact be driven by pension funds that cannot pay out what they promised to retirees.
|
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CN's high dividend pay-out ratios, but also potential ordinary support from SG, are factored into the ratings.
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But according to financial consulting firm Fortuna Advisors, it might not always pay out in the long-term.
|
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Should CN need additional capital to support growth, we expect the bank to adjust its dividend pay-out.
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The court case centred on new FSA rules which forced banks to pay out on mis-sold PPI.
|
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The error essentially bricks the phone, and owners must then pay out of pocket for a new one.
|
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I see too many 'benefit' shows that pay out the bands, venue, etc from the 'benefit' ticket sales.
|
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Of course, for some lucky people online dates can pay out in an actual happy, long-term relationship.
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Options that would pay out if sterling hit $1.58 and above have also been placed, for June 27.
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It said it would continue to pay out up to 50 percent of the group's profit as dividend.
|
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In this case, it would be used by insurance companies to measure risk and pay out when needed.
|
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Or a plan may be structured to pay out in full only if the company hits certain benchmarks.
|
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Meanwhile, radio services like Pandora hardly scrape by on the meager ad rates after they pay out royalties.
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It's about companies keeping more of their profits to reinvest or even just to pay out to shareholders.
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We were worried if we didn't pay out the money it would be illegal, it would be unlawful.
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And, consider the deductible, or the amount you'll pay out of pocket if you get into an accident.
|
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Following a class-action lawsuit, Equifax agreed to pay out hundreds of millions of dollars to the victims.
|
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The company announced in September that it would formally dissolve and pay out any remaining cash to creditors.
|
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He especially loves the insurance business, which has taught him how to pay out less than he collects.
|
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Because of federal laws governing I.R.A.s, a trustee needs to pay out the minimum required distribution each year.
|
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Mature funds like CalSTRS pay out more in benefits to retirees than collect in contributions from current workers.
|
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Life insurers invest their clients' premiums and pay out the capital plus investment returns when the policy matures.
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Do the math on how much you have to pay out-of-pocket costs to do the gig.
|
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REITs get their earnings from rentals and pay out most of their taxable income as dividends to investors.
|
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The amount you must pay out of pocket before your insurance coverage kicks in and covers the rest.
|
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In addition, Walmart plans to pay out a separate quarterly bonus to employees 30 days earlier than scheduled.
|
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Under Ozon, JSW agreed to raise salaries by 7% last year and pay out a one-off benefit.
|
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The goal of the site is to eliminate the expectation that teachers pay out of pocket for anything.
|
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Credit Suisse had pledged to pay out more of its profit to shareholders via dividends and share buybacks.
|
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Credit Suisse had pledged to pay out more of its profit to shareholders via dividends and share buybacks.
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Before the law passed, more than 20 percent had to pay out of pocket for oral birth control.
|
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And countries that have relied on cat bonds have found the deals don't always pay out as expected.
|
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When the investments pay out, any profits will be rolled into yet more for-profit investments, in perpetuity.
|
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Patients have to pay out a 385-euro deductible every year — that's serious money for lower-income families.
|
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I've also bought a $1 million insurance policy, which will pay out to five different woman-serving agencies.
|
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There were others found liable as well, but it appears none will have to pay out of pocket.
|
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The roughly 60,000 members of the union's Local 226 rarely pay out of pocket for routine medical care.
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All we had to do was apply for a new loan, which would pay out our old one.
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We will work hard to make them good bets, but not all good bets will ultimately pay out.
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The refiner will pay out a dividend of 0.20 euros a share, after paying no dividend last year.
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A well-intentioned Obamacare rule forces insurers to pay out at least 80% of their revenue from premiums.
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She might need to pay out of pocket for home care; the burden on family caregivers might increase.
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It said it will pay out a minimum annual dividend of 70 cents per share over the period.
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It said it will pay out a minimum annual dividend of 70 cents per share over the period.
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Depending on the mother's insurance plan, she'll likely pay out-of-pocket for some portion of the bill.
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It would probably have a 35% dividend pay-out ratio it should be about a buck 40 dividend.
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And your insurance company would have contracted with them, and you wouldn't have to pay out of pocket.
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Left to pay out of pocket at clinics or commercial drugstores, patients gravitate toward cheaper options, like leeches.
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Employees have to pay out-of-pocket for this before being reimbursed until Starbucks's company insurance kicks in.
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Barnes & Noble also will pay out a quarterly cash dividend of 15 cents per share, payable on Aug. 2.
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Gref said the bank plans to pay out 1 trillion roubles ($17 billion) in dividends between 2018 and 2020.
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They would also have to pay out at least 143% of their turnover each year to their black shareholders.
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Broidy still owes money under the deal, although it was unclear how much he still had to pay out.
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This is an especially good idea if you don't have vision insurance and have to pay out of pocket.
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But since they didn't want to pay out the contract, they put me on a talk show in Baltimore.
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And the administration has continued to pay out Obamacare subsidies, but refused to commit to funding them long-term.
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She also promised to pay out all pending tax refunds owed to small and medium enterprises within 30 days.
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Sellers of the Hiddleswift plan promise to pay out double a buyer's purchase price if the couple breaks up.
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But Olivia Munn reportedly had to pay out of her own pocket to be a part of Ocean's Eight.
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The commission wants to ensure a fund can muster enough cash to pay out investors during a panic run.
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Investors in the firm received a 35 pence special dividend on top of an 11.9 pence ordinary pay out.
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As an HSA investor, you should keep all the receipts for the medical costs you pay out-of-pocket.
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Insurers could also decide to cover part of the costs, rather than making patients pay out of pocket entirely.
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The Japanese government failed to pay out billions of yen in government benefits for years due to faulty data.
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While Dbrain has taken a distributed blockchain approach, companies like MightyAi, use fiat currency to pay out to users.
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It's even agreed to pay out $2 billion to labels over the next two years for lower royalty rates.
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For starters, policies rarely pay out in full if the customer dies within two years of the start date.
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In 2017, Target agreed to pay out $18.5 million in a settlement (estimating the total damage at $202 million).
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"Sometimes I crowdfund for their fees and other times I pay out of my own pocket," she told CNN.
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But to attract the best creators, Facebook needs to prove it can pay out enough to earn their time.
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It can handle payments and transfers in 65 currencies and can pay out funds in more than 170 countries.
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Healthy people won't buy it, so it must be nearly impossible for people to just pay out of pocket.
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This is pretty unique in esports, considering most tournaments just pay out prize pools based on a team's performance.
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The White House has offered to pay out the subsidies only if the bill also funds the border wall.
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One option is to pay out a universal basic income, a simple cash sum, without any nannyish strings attached.
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Because insurance coverage varies, the study doesn't show what individual patients may pay out-of-pocket for their care.
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They kick in at levels above the liability in more general policies and pay out when someone is sued.
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So the company subsidizes X number of visits and then the families can pay out of pocket after that.
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JP Morgan agreed to pay out *$85033 billion* over its massive role in mortgage schemes w the '08 recession.
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"We've had to pay out an extra 450 pounds to fly with Ryanair," said Ann Johnson, 75, from Luton.
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The money they collect from salary deductions is more than twice as much as they pay out in pensions.
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Until then, one who cannot work must nevertheless pay out of pocket for medicines and other health care needs.
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The insurance industry expected to pay out $11.8 billion in claims to northern California fire victims for 2017 blazes.
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Additionally, look at the deductible, or the amount you'll pay out of pocket if you get into an accident.
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Health insurers take in money from monthly premiums, and in turn pay out medical claims on behalf of members.
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Tax-advantaged MLPs were once favored by investors because they pay out most of their cash flow as dividends.
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There are three areas where PayPal is hoping that its Uber investment will play out (and hopefully pay out).
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Also look at the deductible, or the amount you'll pay out-of-pocket if you get into an accident.
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While most expats tend to pay out-of-pocket, International Living says it's best to still have private insurance.
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The administrative costs of private insurers are more than 23% of what they pay out in benefits each year.
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The bank had originally estimated it would pay out $64 million in cash remediation when it disclosed the problems.
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Women had to pay out of pocket for their pump and then hope their employer let them use it.
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According to Forbes, Zeel expects to pay out $224 million to its therapists by the end of the year.
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It had to borrow $18 billion from the federal government to pay out insurance claims and fell into debt.
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The more public it became, the more unlikely it was that a potential victim would pay out the ransom.
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Most insurance companies do not cover these interventions, often restricting access to those able to pay out of pocket.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's will receive a pay out of $150 million from a catastrophe bond after a Sept.
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Also consider the deductible, or the amount you&aposll pay out of pocket if you get into an accident.
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The medical care here is so inexpensive that we just pay out-of-pocket for prescriptions and regular appointments.
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Critics have charged that the middlemen have contributed to the high prices consumers pay out of pocket for prescriptions.
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I&aposd rather pay out-of-pocket for car repairs now, and avoid having a car payment next year.
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It will pay out 11 cents per share for 1.2016 and said it intends to increase that over time.
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You won&apost be around to enjoy the proceeds of your own life insurance, should it ever pay out.
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For moderates, the legislation includes $100 billion to help pay out-of-pocket medical costs for low-income people.
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Others argued that patients care more about what they'll pay out of pocket than the negotiated price of care.
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It's a small victory for Gawker, which might have otherwise had to pay out a substantial sum of money.
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Last year, Seoul's top court ordered Japanese companies Nippon Steel and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries to pay out individual reparations.
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Catastrophe bonds, for example, offer a high coupon but do not pay out if a particular natural catastrophe occurs.
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PPI was a form of insurance intended to pay out if consumers failed to make payments on their loans.
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Raising the retirement age would allow the government to pay out bigger pensions, whose current size he described as modest.
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" Then, once the Content ID claim or dispute is resolved, YouTube will "pay out that revenue to the appropriate party.
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One advantage of the proliferation of welfare schemes is that if one of them fails to pay out, others might.
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Another suggests that big lenders pay out returns on simple cash investments that are a fraction of the market rate.
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Microphone quality has been unreliable to the point where Google has had to pay out settlements in class action lawsuits.
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The amount you have to pay out of pocket for medical care before your plan will start footing the bill.
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If the small captive doesn't pay out insurance claims, the money accumulates as it does in a commercial insurance company.
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If a company collected the data unknowingly, it would still be required to pay out $50 a day per person.
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You have all benefited handsomely; we pay out a higher share of our income in compensation than Goldman Sachs does.
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It would pay out a regular dividend of 20-40% of net profit, adjusted for one-off gains and losses.
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It has become Britain's costliest financial scandal, forcing banks to pay out 28.8 billion pounds in compensation since January 2011.
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For now, she will pay out a weekly share of her advertising revenue to the most popular accounts, she says.
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For those who opt to pay out of pocket, a single visit costs $200 or an annual membership is $299.
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Investors typically receive a high yield on the bonds, but will have to pay out if a specific catastrophe occurs.
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UBS faces a settlement of US$2bn, while Barclays is expected to pay out less than US$1bn, he estimated.
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Health insurers and pharmacy benefit managers pay out a vast majority of their revenues to hospitals, doctors and drug companies.
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He did receive his salary and a longer-term incentive in equities that will start to pay out in 2019.
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Unfortunately, my health insurance doesn't cover my particular birth control, so I have to pay out-of-pocket every month.
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You know, the company that was forced to pay out $5 billion for its role in the 2008 financial crisis.
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Meek's lawyers claim the judge is making the rapper pay out of bitterness for her own failure in show biz.
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Analysts expect it will have to pay out tens of billions of euros to cover fines, lawsuits and vehicle refits.
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An S Corp allows you to pay out dividends, which are not subject to employment taxes, whereas compensation income is.
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As retirees approach their golden years, the reality of how much their mandatory pension will pay out starts to bite.
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Some suppliers already require beneficiaries to pay out of pocket or have tried to institute other means of guaranteed payment.
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It also will pay out for certain severe cognitive symptoms associated with CTE, which tend to manifest later in life.
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The full amount will only pay out if Oracle's shares hit $80, or 64 per cent above their current level.
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Are future taxpayers going to be on the hook for unfunded benefits that the government has promised to pay out?
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For example, a smart contract could be set to pay out a certain amount of crypto at 1:00 p.m.
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Luckily, there are lots of rewards credit cards that pay out more than the standard 1.53 point per dollar spent.
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Did you buy a Powerball ticket for tomorrow's drawing, which will pay out, at a minimum, a $375 million jackpot?
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I had good health insurance and the means to pay out-of-pocket, which broadened my provider and facility options.
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States typically appropriate money for public colleges and universities, which ultimately reduces the costs that students pay out of pocket.
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The settlement requires Ticketmaster to pay out $42 million over four years, and no less than $10.5 million per year.
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He cited his statutory authority to adjust pay out of "national emergency or serious economic conditions affecting the general welfare."
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Some of them will be forced, because they're sitting on historic levels of cash, to pay out dividends to shareholders.
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You have to realize the $2.5 million pay-out is symbolic—it's very unlikely that he'll ever see that money.
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Despite its effectiveness, Hopewell can't keep its beds full because so few people can afford to pay out-of-pocket.
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That points to buying low delta, out of the money options, which pay out on moves towards the target price.
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He says he wasn't asked any questions about his age—only whether he could afford to pay out of pocket.
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Because they often have to pay out-of-pocket for a hotel room, most said they rarely chose to stop.
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Master limited partnerships provide energy infrastructure builders with access to cheap capital and pay out steady dividends to their investors.
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Though he invested far less upfront — $40 — if all his bets across multiple sports hit, it would pay out $22,000.
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Creval aims to return to paying a dividend on 2020 earnings with a pay-out ratio of more than 50%.
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So there's a tax wedge: what the U.S. economy gets in additional production exceeds what we pay out to foreigners.
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The treatments cost thousands of dollars, and most patients pay out of pocket because insurers refuse to cover unapproved therapies.
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He says when he tried to collect, the company bank account Mohamed was supposed to pay out of was empty.
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But if Tesla winds up having to pay out too many claims, it could also deplete the company's cash reserves.
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"You want to make sure you can afford to pay what you have to pay out there now," Youngbauer says.
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Subscribe to see when you need to apply, what the awards emphasize, and most importantly, how much they pay out.
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Also, the notion of how scores of companies pay out data dividends to millions of Americans is a logistical nightmare.
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From 2019 onwards, it plans a pay-out ratio of between 50 percent and 60 percent of adjusted net income.
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Ultimately, it was determined to be a building issue and not a repair I had to pay out of pocket.
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Last month SocGen said it planned to keep increasing the dividend and maintain the current 50 percent pay-out ratio.
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Even if they can track down practitioners, people may have to pay out of pocket for the programs, he said.
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This is short-term coverage that will only pay out for a certain length of time, usually around 26 weeks.
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Only if your pet has very high care costs will insurance pay out more than you would pay in premiums.
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It will pay out a regular dividend of 20-40% of net profit, adjusted for one-off gains and losses.
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But even if you trusted a government to pay out, you could never afford enough tickets to glimpse that profit.
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Each side could pay out $50-60 million in fees to their respective advisers, the estimates by ThomsonReuters/Freeman Consulting showed.
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"We knew this years ago when we saw companies issuing debt to buy back stock and pay out dividends," he said.
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REITs are required to pay out at least 90 percent of their taxable incomes annually in the form of shareholder dividends.
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As with most class action suits, the agreement won't pay out a whole lot to the actual members of the class.
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Amazon may target customers who already pay out of pocket for drugs, including both the uninsured or those with high deductibles.
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According to Pincus, when a streaming service doesn't know who to pay out, it ultimately gets paid out to other artists.
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It's a bummer that those with a more legitimate reason to use it will have to pay out the nose, too.
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Pension funds benefit from longer-term strategies and investment in R&D, which will pay out in the decades to come.
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S) agreeing in December 2016 to pay out a combined $5.3 billion in settlements and consumer relief, while Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.
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With her assistance, the couple created a captive with restrictions on the amount, manner and reason it would pay out claims.
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Despite this, it now plans to pay out to shareholders 30 percent of its 2019 profit, up from 20 percent previously.
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The company announced last week that it plans to pay out an annual dividend of $75 billion between 2020 and 2024.
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The big picture: Everything hinges on Congress' leading solution, which would use a benchmark rate to pay out-of-network providers.
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Both firms pay out a handsome portion of their sales to staff—between 27% and 923%—but their cultures vary greatly.
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But Medicare, the United States' publicly financed medical scheme for people over 65, does not pay out south of the border.
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Blackstone had bought credit derivatives on Codere's debt that would pay out about €14m ($19m) if Codere missed a bond payment.
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When these events happen, it's space insurers that pay out when rockets and their payloads don't make it to their destinations.
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Take third-party liability insurance—the sort that would pay out if, for instance, a courier hit and injured a pedestrian.
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Conventional DB schemes, which aim to pay out two-thirds of a final salary, require contributions of 20-25% of payroll.
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Johnson & Johnson has already had to pay out a total of $307.6 million in damages to plaintiffs who won their cases.
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I pay out of our joint account (original cost was $1,100, but with the discount it's $400 — $03 for my half).
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It's the second round of aid the administration will pay out as negotiations with Beijing continue past the one-year mark.
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Crown has said it plans to spin off its international business and pay out 100 percent of its profit in dividends.
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"For me it's been an upward battle that's finally starting to pay out now when I'm 31 years old," Bloemen said.
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But it's also worth remembering that deductibles matter too — because that's what we pay out of pocket before insurance kicks in.
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From there pay out Shoptiques for each transaction made on the platform, which can range from 15 percent to 25 percent.
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A deductible represents how much a customer must pay out of pocket for health services not completely covered by their plan.
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ASML's dividend pay-out ratio is likely to remain between 45% and 60% of pre-dividend FCF despite strong dividend growth.
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The tickets, at 300-to-1 odds and 250-to-1 odds, respectively, would pay out a profit of about $110,000.
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Nomura last month reported its first annual loss in a decade and said it would not pay out bonuses to directors.
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Last month, former militant leaders in the Niger Delta urged the government to pay out delayed amnesty stipends or face protests.
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"Imperial Brands' shares are popular among retail investors for their generous pay-out," Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell said.
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The Financial Times said the incentive scheme had lined up a 232 million pound ($311.55 million) pay-out to three directors.
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Plus, I'd have to go to the doctor to get a prescription, and pay out of pocket for that visit too.
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Those values are also, crucially, because many British pension funds want to hedge the monies they must, hopefully, someday pay out.
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There was also the chance it would affect insurance payouts: some companies won't pay out if the person died by suicide.
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The improvement was mainly due to the release of reserves which had been put aside to pay out old insurance contracts.
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Her provider finally agreed, but she said she still had to pay out of pocket because her surgeon required payment upfront.
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From housing to health care and even some food costs, there are few expenses you have to pay out of pocket.
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His wife was a teacher, and he'd seen her pay out of pocket for school supplies that her schools wouldn't cover.
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Plans to tax carbon and pay out the revenue as a dividend may seem appealing; what voter could resist cash rebates?
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You'll also want to consider the deductible, or the amount you'll pay out of pocket if you get into an accident.
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Not surprisingly, GSO holds more than $300 million in credit default swaps that would pay out in the event Hovnanian defaults.
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The Mega Millions was the first to pay out, with Patricia Busking of Illinois taking home $5.493 million in mid-August.
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Some major companies have issued debt against their foreign cash to buy back stock or pay out bigger dividends, said Ader.
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The SNB also confirmed it would still pay out a dividend for 2015 thanks to profits set aside from prior years.
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The Affordable Care Act sets annual limits on how much employees can be expected to pay out of their own pockets.
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It also includes the possibility that AT&T could pay out damages of an amount to be determined by the court.
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The insurer, controlled by Unipol Gruppo Finanziario , said it would pay out total dividends of 1 billion euros in the period.
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Most lottery winners opt for the one-time pay out when given the choice — expert opinion on the best option varies.
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You should also be able to pay out-of-pocket for health-care expenses rather than dipping into the HSA funds.
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However, even if it upheld the earlier decisions against the junior bondholders, the estate would not pay out anything more yet.
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The big picture: Premiums have vastly outpaced the claims that the health insurers had to pay out to hospitals and doctors.
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Employees should look beyond the plan's monthly premium to consider other costs that they might have to pay out of pocket.
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UBS faces a settlement of US$2bn, while Barclays is expected to pay out less than US$1bn, the analysts said.
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Typically, higher rates let banks charge more interest on loans, while forcing them to grow what they pay out on deposits.
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If he was activated from the disabled list, the Mets stood to pay out millions to Wright that insurance was covering.
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This forces women to pay out of pocket for the procedure, which can cost anywhere from $500 to thousands of dollars.
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Developers often pay out of pocket through impact fees for water, power, and roads that accompany those kinds of lucrative developments.
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Schneiderman wants Harvey, Bob and TWC to pay out the nose for their alleged misdeeds ... upwards of $350k for each violation.
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A fund may pay out 2% fees in years one-five, but then decline to less than 1% by year 10.
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How often did you visit the doctor this past year, and how much in total did you pay out-of-pocket?
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Insurers will continue to pay out for claims, but could recoup some costs from carmakers when their technology causes an accident.
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What you pay out of your pocket for a drug or any other healthcare service is determined by your insurance company.
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Per legal guide Nolo, only about half of states require employers to pay out unused vacation time when your employment ends.
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Insurers try to pay out less in medical expenses than they take in from premiums so that they turn a profit.
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Patients are routinely forced to pay out of pocket for basic supplies, even in emergency situations, before they can receive treatment.
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The company proposed a cash dividend of 1.10 euro per share, a pay-out ratio of 52 percent, beating analysts' expectations.
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But because of the system by which artists are paid, they can vary wildly in the royalty rates they pay out.
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It might pay out cash on the balance sheet as dividends rather than let it sit around for a rainy day.
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For instance, it must pay out at least 33% of its fair market value to the non-charitable beneficiary each year.
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The Mega Millions was the first to pay out, with Patricia Busking of Illinois taking home $393 million in mid-August.
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The lower the actuarial value, the more you're going to pay out of pocket in deductibles, co-pays or co-insurance.
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The retailer had launched a promotion before the World Cup promising to pay out if Belgium scored more than 15 goals.
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Kazakhstan's largest lender by assets has proposed to pay out 40-50 percent of last year's profit as dividend, Shayakhmetova said.
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John Hancock is still obligated to honor, and pay out, the 1.2 million long-term care policies it has already sold.
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Unlike most FDA-sanctioned clinical trials, patients pay out of pocket and upfront, often spending between $10,000 and $20,000 on treatments.
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The aim is to automate and speed up the way money moves, or "to pay out programmatically," as Akhund describes it.
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Again, your policy should pay out enough in monthly benefits so you can afford all of your fixed, non-negotiable costs.
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By encouraging customers to catch problems early, such as detecting leaks with sensors, the company aims to pay out fewer claims.
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The casino rewrote the bet into two $440,000 tickets that will pay out a total of $1.04 million if Mayweather wins.
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The decision reaffirms the validity of a change in a 2014 law that gave insurers the right to pay out less.
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The bank has temporarily reduced its pay-out ratio but we expect this to return to competitive levels in the future.
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Chuck Grassley and Ron Wyden to add a monthly cap on what seniors pay out-of-pocket for drugs through Medicare.
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And if any of them had, she would have to pay out their winnings — at a rate of 500 to 73.
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Yet because he has a connection to whatever supernatural dimension he was in, he's also got weird, mystical powers, like being able to tell which slot machine is going to pay out in a Vegas casino (and/or being able to cause more slot machines to pay out in said casino — it's a little of both, seemingly).
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WorldCover insures farmers in developing regions; they use satellites to measure rain fall, and pay out automatically based on the rain data.
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Tulsi Gabbard says she will pay out of her own pocket for the cost of her recent heavily criticized trip to Syria.
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The company is phasing out traditional passenger car production, betting drivers will continue to pay out for more profitable trucks and SUVs.
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Make sure you understand what you'll pay out of pocket for a sick visit, or for a prescription drug with different plans.
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The search giant agreed to pay out millions, but that money largely went to the plaintiffs' attorneys and those attorneys' alma maters.
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As a result, a number of people who headed to the theater decided to pay out of pocket to get a ticket.
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Higher inflation pushes up government borrowing because the government will have to pay out more in debt interest and public sector pensions.
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In February, Dow Chemical decided to settle a class action lawsuit and pay out $835 million to settle a price-fixing case.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration is continuing to pay out the subsidies on a month-to-month basis with no long-term stability.
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For example, they could shorten the list of "essential benefits" that insurers must cover without ever limiting the amount they pay out.
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That indicated that investors are strongly favouring puts — bets the euro will fall — over calls, which pay out if the euro rises.
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An "own occupation" policy is more generous, as it'll pay out if you're unable to perform the duties of your specific job.
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But when the market turned in 2009, after the financial crisis, Christie's and Sotheby's had to pay out $200m for unsold works.
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Facebook recouped more than what it will have to pay out for the settlement through what it gained in market value Wednesday.
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Premiums represent the expected benefit costs that insurers will pay out plus an administrative load (which we assumed to be 20 percent).
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Even if they have personal cover, it will not usually pay out for accidents that happen while they are driving for work.
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But large claims and natural disasters did drag on earnings in the first quarter, when it had to pay out relatively more.
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The university will pay out $425 million, and set aside another $75 million for survivors who may come forward in the future.
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"They used to pay out normally, and then they changed their model," said former DoorDash worker Chris Palmer, who lives in Seattle.
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Those CSRs can significantly reduce how much those customers pay out of pocket for visits to a doctor, surgery or prescription medication.
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Life insurers make money by investing premiums in stocks and bonds, hoping to earn more than what they pay out in claims.
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PPI has since been banned, but banks were forced to pay out to those who had been mis-sold the payment insurance.
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Even more specifically: How much money women around the country are expected to pay out of pocket for medical treatment after assaults.
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Social Security Administration documents show that Social Security asset reserves can pay out every benefit owed to every eligible American until 2034.
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The point is, women already pay out of pocket for these procedures for the most part, which can cost up to $3,000.
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Intesa said any sale would not affect its pledge to pay out 3.4 billion euros ($4.1 billion) in cash dividends this year.
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Combined ratio, the percentage of premium revenue an insurer has to pay out in claims, rose to 86.6 percent from 85 percent.
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The process to pay out missed time for federal workers since the shutdown comes as the threat of another funding lapse looms.
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Each side could pay out $50 million to $11.53 million in fees to their respective advisers, estimates by ThomsonReuters/Freeman Consulting showed.
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But on the way out the door, he got Tronc to pay out a $15 million, three-year consulting contract in full.
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These intermediaries determine what medicines are covered entirely by your insurer and what medicines require patients to pay out-of-pocket costs.
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"JP Morgan agreed to pay out *$13 billion* over its massive role in mortgage schemes w the '08 recession," Ocasio-Cortez wrote.
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Cheaper policies tend to carry larger deductibles, or higher amounts that you'll pay out of pocket if you get into an accident.
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Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce said in October it had agreed to pay out C$73.3 million in compensation for excess fees.
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The Sacklers tentatively agreed to pay out of pocket to resolve thousands of lawsuits against Purdue, according to The New York Times.
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But when people say they're willing to pay out of pocket for alternative treatment, they really must value and believe in it.
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Traditionally, commercial banks lend money to some customers and use the interest from those loans to pay out interest on savings deposits.
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T will pay out to victims of defective air bag inflators linked to numerous deaths and injuries, court officials said on Monday.
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The company proposed to pay out a dividend of 24 francs per share, more than the 23.1 franc forecast in the poll.
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If you want to pay out of your pocket for the telemedicine from CVS, and that could solve a lot of problems.
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During the early 2000s, a few folks realized death fetishers were so desperate for content they'd pay out the nose for it.
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Each side could pay out $11.53 million to $60 million in fees to their respective advisers, estimates by ThomsonReuters/Freeman Consulting showed.
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If you're eligible, the service will work to secure you a pay out (the company takes 25 percent of any compensation won).
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And, don't forget to look at the deductible, or the amount you'll pay out of pocket if you get into an accident.
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HKEX SAYS TO CONTINUE DIVIDEND POLICY OF PAYING DIVIDENDS WITH NORMAL TARGET PAY-OUT RATIO OF 90% OF PROFITS OF COMBINED GROUP
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So take pay out of the equation for a minute and think about the role: Is it more senior than the last?
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"The populations we serve tend to be more disenfranchised and don't necessarily have the resources to pay out-of-pocket," he adds.
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The corporate tax reform plan would also ban companies from deducting the cost of interest they pay out on money they've borrowed.
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In fact, a federal fund is set aside to pay out any claims from someone who used a PREP Act-covered item.
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Unlike, say, fire insurance on a home, which is unlikely to pay out, most long-term care policies do pay claims eventually.
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But the first six places she called either required her to pay out of pocket, or had no appointments for a week.
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But they also add waste and labor costs that franchisees said they must pay out of their dwindling share of gross profits.
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Some have called for large-scale insurance programs that pay out after a disaster, while others have proposed a special international fund.
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"We couldn't do this if we didn't have enough people willing to pay out of their pocket to participate," Professor Starbuck said.
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Since medical care is sometimes much less expensive overseas, some retirees opt to pay out of pocket for minor or routine services.
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Moreover, they believe that the prices of bank stocks will rise faster if they pay out all of their earnings to shareholders.
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"Some of them will be forced, because they're sitting on historic levels of cash, to pay out dividends to shareholders," Rubio said.
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According to legal guide Nolo, only about half of states require employers to pay out unused vacation time when your employment ends.
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The fintech is also in the process of launching a debit card which will allow users to pay out of their account.
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Whenever you pay out from your emergency fund, restock it to keep it at three- to 12-months' worth of your salary.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said he was considering ultralong bonds that would pay out over a period as long as 100 years.
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Nutmeg also automatically reinvests any dividends that your assets pay out, which increases their time and therefore growth potential in the market.
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I run up to the front desk and pay out our full tab for the week and add in a tip ($210).
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You also lauded the innovation of "parametric insurance", where polices pay out when clearly defined parameters, such as rainfall threshold, are reached.
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And banks with insurance companies or insurance companies in general are clearly going to have some issues as they pay out claims.
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They also give banks more clout in the marketplace, which affords them more control over the rates they charge and pay out.
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The policy will pay out for a range of mishaps, ranging up to declarations of war, actual war, or acts of war.
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The debt held by the public is what matters to us since the government must pay out the interest to those bondholders.
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In exchange for the payment of those premiums, the company will pay out a set sum in the event of your death.
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This could lead to many American women who currently receive no-cost contraception having to pay out of pocket for their medication.
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In 2014, Disney acquired Maker Studios, in a deal that ultimately saw it pay out $675 million for the YouTube video network.
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And some insurers refused to pay out claims to heart attack or breast cancer survivors, even when their plans covered those conditions.
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NBC is said to be reluctant to pay out the rest of her three-year contract, which is reportedly worth $69 million.
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That means NBC could be forced to pay out the rest of her three-year contract, which is reportedly worth $69 million.
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The most notable difference in the buy-in proposal is in how much patients would be expected to pay out of pocket.
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And also it wasn't a huge big deal, actually, for people to pay out of pocket for health care because it was cheap!
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It's uncertain whether Equifax will actually receive that much money; insurance claims can take a long time to investigate, process, and pay out.
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Abdullah, 49, is among those who qualified to buy a home, but is not happy with the pay-out for his current residence.
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Adrienne has about $100,3003 in a retirement savings account and another $9,000 in an annuity, which could pay out in about eight years.
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If the FCA did force them to pay out, insurers would have to use reserves for compensation and the cost of managing claims.
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The Australian software start-up works with companies like Amazon, Uber and Compass to schedule hourly employees for shifts and pay out wages.
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MGM said in a regulatory filing last week it was "reasonably possible" that it will pay out between $735 million and $800 million.
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The cash component of the offer will be financed by a dividend that VMWare will pay out to its shareholders, the people said.
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If Uber loses the case, it could have to pay out millions of dollars in damages and potentially stall its self-driving efforts.
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The legislation also says that consumers wouldn't be required to pay out-of-pocket for any of these services, except for prescription drugs.
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The bank said Thursday it expects to pay out a dividend of 2.20 euros per share in cash related to its 2019 performance.
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After Hedvig uses its bigger pot of money to pay out claims, the annual surplus is donated to charities selected by its customers.
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Roblox recently stated that it expects to pay out its content creators $70 million in 2018, which is double that of last year.
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The shortfall has left many retirement systems owing more in liabilities than they can afford to pay out, in some cases much more.
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In December, Datang announced the bankruptcy of its Baoding Huayuan thermal power plant after it failed to pay out billions yuan of debt.
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Recent research by David Autor of MIT and four co-authors finds that "superstar" firms pay out less of their profits in wages.
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The FARC say they have no fortune, and have promised to pay out whatever money they do have in reparations to their victims.
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In an annuity, savings accumulate on a tax-deferred basis that pay out a monthly stream of income for life once you retire.
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CDS contracts drawn up since 2014 are seen as more likely to pay out in the event of redenomination than older ones. 3.
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The oil company is required to pay out $1.8 billion this month and $3 billion next month in debt interest and bond maturities.
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A deductible is the amount of money someone must personally pay out of pocket for health services before insurance covers the remaining cost.
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In some FTC cases, the agency will earmark money to pay out to consumers seeking redress or use it to fund consumer education.
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It's also worth remembering that health insurance giants today do a lot more than just pay out claims for medical care and prescriptions.
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If a customer does not tip, DoorDash will pay out $1 plus the remaining $7 it takes to make up that promised wage.
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Creators will be given the opportunity to participate in these services, and it could ultimately reduce Patreon's generous 90 percent pay-out model.
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After nearly two years, the City of New York settled and agreed to pay out $188,531 to vendors, including approximately $2,500 to Ahmed.
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People who need expensive drugs might not have access to a plan that covers those drugs, requiring them to pay out of pocket.
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Portability will potentially save Techem's new owner up to €50m in underwriting fees they would have had to pay out to financing banks.
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Many of these (see chart) pay out more than the Nobel Foundation—in the case of the Breakthrough prize, three times as much.
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The Waze Carpool app is different from other offerings including Uber Pool, mainly because it doesn't pay out all that much to drivers.
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After paying an interim dividend of 1 euro in November, KBC said it would propose to pay out another 1.80 euros in May.
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Droid-Life spotted an update to the Samsung Gear app that takes Samsung Pay out of its closed beta into a public one.
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Plus, the NFIP has to be re-authorized by Congress before October 1 or it's unable to pay out any new claims. 7.
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The Senate bill will outline more clearly if the member was responsible for the misdeed, they would pay out of their own pocket.
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The Senate bill would outline more clearly if the member was responsible for the misdeed, they would pay out of their own pocket.
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At the public universities they're still allowed to attend, they must pay out-of-state tuition, more than double what state residents pay.
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A headache for banks is high-volume, but low-value, transactions - the kind that Facebook might pay out to app makers for example.
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Because of the government shutdown, Trump decided to pay, out of pocket, for a boatload worth of fast food to feed the players.
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The company told shareholders in an email that it will dissolve and pay out the remaining cash to creditors, according to the Journal.
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She and Gayford had opted to pay out of pocket for his and Neve's travel to the U.N., although it wasn't strictly necessary.
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Clinton wants to provide a tax credit of up to $5,000 to help people pay out-of-pocket costs, including for prescription drugs.
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LOL could also reduce the cash pay-out target to less than 60% although Fitch believes this would be a less likely option.
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Indeed, some families can afford to hire private therapists to come to their homes and pay out of pocket, therefore initiating therapies early.
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Also make sure to look at the deductible, or the amount you&aposll pay out of pocket if you get into an accident.
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Social Security benefits can be claimed as early as age 62, but the earlier they're claimed, the less they pay out each month.
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People have worried they could get scammed—requesters about getting back bad work, and workers about taking on tasks that never pay out.
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The chief executive at Polish coking coal producer JSW wants the company to pay out dividends regularly, Parkiet daily quoted him as saying.
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Changes in the law drove the drop in the percentage of patients who pay out of pocket for gender-affirmation surgery, Lau said.
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To pay out the cash, the money would first have to be "repatriated" to Apple proper and taxed at a 22017 percent rate.
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Fans had been going through the Craigslist-esque Taobao online marketplace to purchase the policies, which promised pay out if Hiddleswift broke up.
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It is costing him $218 to make each collection kit, in addition to each $50 cash pay out the company is sending participants.
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A headache for banks is high-volume, but low-value, transactions — the kind that Facebook might pay out to app makers, for example.
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One solution is to pay out-of-network doctors a set price, based on amounts that other doctors have negotiated with insurance companies.
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Some shareholder advisory analysts do their own math and conclude that the awards are likely to pay out far more than companies claim.
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However, if you are seeking alternative forms of treatment, be prepared to pay out of pocket, as these treatments will not be covered.
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They took $125,000 out of savings to pay out employees' vacation days and sent workers home with the extra food from the restaurant.
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By the numbers: Patients at Brigham and Women's Preventive Genomics Clinic pay out of pocket for sequencing that ranges from $250 to $2,950.
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The company proposed to pay out an unchanged dividend of 8 francs per bearer share and 1.60 francs per registered share for 2019.
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But the government pays insurers more than they pay out for patient care — in some years, it turns out, a great deal more.
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ACS said it would report a net profit above 950 million euros for 2019 and maintain its dividend pay-out ratio at 65%.
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But if an insurance provider classifies a procedure as "cosmetic" rather than "medically necessary," trans people are forced to pay out-of-pocket.
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In May, Epic Games announced an esports competition for "Fortnite" players that will ultimately pay out a total prize pool of $100 million.
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Gahsman explained that in countries without a robust health care system, the costs could burden patients who have to pay out of pocket.
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Even with $1.4 billion in assets, the organization faces so many credible abuse claims that its insurance policies are refusing to pay out.
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This allows the company to pay out the majority of its earnings to shareholders without first paying U.S. federal or state income taxes.
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Zeltiq customers pay out of their own pockets, rather than go through insurers and governments, which demand big discounts for more essential drugs.
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The federal government and the states are at odds over the costs of the refugee crisis and how much Berlin should pay out.
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"If Murray stops contributing, the pension plan will be unable to pay out benefits to all of its members," said Plotko, the lawyer.
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It's like using tokens in a slot machine that will pay out in cash, or scrip, if you happen to win a potful.
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The state government of New South Wales has already promised to pay out more than 1 billion Australian dollars to the rural community.
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Due to loan growth and an expected total pay out ratio near 100%, Fitch anticipates that CET13 may decline somewhat from current levels.
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In essence, some banks are planning to pay out more in share buybacks and dividends than they will earn in the current year.
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Many people have to pay out-of-pocket for primary care, but have a hard time figuring out which providers are trustworthy, explains Bansal.
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These are, of course, paper gains until they pay out via acquisition or — what is most likely the goal for the Vision Fund — IPO.
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But if your doctor chose not to participate in Medicare, you would have to either pay out of pocket or see a participating doctor.
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And that would be particularly stifling for low-income people, who simply can't afford to pay out of pocket for this kind of care.
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Affiliate links will still pay out for music, movies, books, and TV content from Apple, but no one should build a business around it.
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This year, Gallagher's husband made just $13 a month too much to qualify for Medicaid assistance, so they pay out of pocket for insurance.
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"My sense is that there isn't any identifiable impact of these restrictions since most women pay out of pocket already," Nash said by email.
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Poland's state-run insurer said it plans to pay out a dividend of 2.08 zlotys per share, or 1.8 billion zlotys, from 2015 profit.
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According to a study from BCG and State Street that the company cites, investors could pay out $13.2 trillion over the next thirty years.
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Without receiving the medication, those patients are left to cope with their illness on their own or pay out of pocket at another clinic.
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Google may be forced to pay out compensation to more than 5 million Brits if a class action lawsuit in the UK is successful.
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The insurer also projected that it would pay out slightly less than 80 percent of the premiums it received toward medical claims by customers.
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To be effective and credible, it should be big enough to pay out at least 1 percent of GDP and be allowed to borrow.
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Background: One of the key roles of the insurance commissioner is to ensure solvency for insurers, so they can pay out when disasters hit.
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Israel agreed to pay out $20 million to the families of those killed on the vessel, a crucial element in the restoration of ties.
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In January, a source told PEOPLE that Weinstein will pay out an estimated $15 to 20 million to the designer per their divorce agreement.
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Further, many people have high-deductible insurance plans, which means those patients have to pay out-of-pocket before their insurance even kicks in.
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Polish telecoms operator Play Communications plans to pay out a gross interim dividend of 2.57 zlotys ($0.7593) per share, the company said late Wednesday.
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He also said Eurocash maintained its dividend policy and planned to pay out around 50 percent of this year's net profit, excluding the impairment.
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Martin said he can't disclose the value of his shares, and he doesn't know how the Wal-Mart deal will pay out for him.
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A group of current and former BuzzFeed employees are asking the company to pay out paid time off to all recently laid-off staff.
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Companies are already sitting on tremendous amounts (roughly $2 trillion) of cash domestically that they could use to invest or pay out to shareholders.
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Insurers expect to pay out only 31 million pounds in trade credit insurance claims to affected suppliers, the Association of British Insurers (ABI) said.
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Best venue: Cheer Up Charlie's—from its enormous efforts for inclusivity, to the fact that they always make sure to pay out the band.
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The board will propose a dividend of 2.31 euros per share to be paid in cash, equivalent to a 45 percent pay-out ratio.
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He adds that shortly after production started on the gown, Streep's camp reportedly canceled in favor of a label that offered a pay out.
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The country's deposit insurance fund, also controlled by the central bank, would pay out Kazinvestbank's retail deposits within its insurance limits, the statement said.
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That proved enough for Real Madrid to pay out a record-breaking compensation package for a manager to lure Mourinho to the Santiago Bernabeu.
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The competition will pay out a maximum of 10 million yen (around $98,000) to the overall winner, with other rewards intended for additional categories.
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Spotify has to pay out 70 percent of its revenue from major label music, but not from other content types like video and podcasts.
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He claimed that shortly after production started on the gown, Streep's camp reportedly canceled in favor of a label that offered a pay out.
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Americans pay out of pocket just three percent of hospital costs, but, because of high deductibles and co-pays, 22019 percent of pharmaceutical costs.
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But they will charge consumers more based on their pre-existing conditions, and will impose an annual cap on the benefits they'll pay out.
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Penelope's knowing expression says it all: this isn't the first time that Grandma Kris has had to pay out for having a potty mouth.
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By comparison, Nevada taxes sports betting at 6.5 percent of what a casino takes in from bets minus what they pay out in winnings.
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Now that it's clear there's an appetite for streaming, they're being much more judicious, and Netflix is forced to pay out more and more.
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Consultants Punter Southall said it expects one in three UK defined benefit pension schemes to fail to pay out their promised benefits in full.
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It will keep targeting a pay-out ratio of around 75% of net income attributable to shareholders, in line with its current dividend policy.
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In January, a source told PEOPLE that Weinstein will pay out an estimated $15 to $20 million to the designer per their divorce agreement.
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Fred's — The regional pharmacy announced it would not pay out its quarterly dividend and instead would put the money toward paying down more debt.
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Lisa faces off against the corporate execs who don't want to pay out her late husband's life insurance policy; Heather learns how to drive.
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The hedge funds snapped up hundreds of millions of dollars of the derivatives contracts that would pay out in the event of a default.
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In fact, usually the lower your premium, the more you'll have to pay out-of-pocket for doctor's visits, prescriptions, and other medical costs.
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But they may also use their excess cash to buy back stock, raise dividends and buy other companies before they pay out higher wages.
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The government said it will take the additional step of shouldering the costs for workers to settle claims of unfair pay out of court.
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So, when you do go to the doctor, try to pay out of pocket for most services, and track these expenses on a spreadsheet.
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Similarly, the league's 88 Plan and class action concussion lawsuit settlement pay out cash to retirees suffering from dementia and other severe neurological disorders.
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Israel, which had already offered its apologies for the raid, agreed under the deal to pay out $20 million to the bereaved and injured.
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ReAssure wants access to new capital to acquire additional closed books of policies, which pay out to existing members are no longer actively sold.
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It doesn't mention the sexual harassment allegations or the reported $13 million that Fox and O'Reilly had to pay out to quiet the accusations.
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Also look to see what the deductible is, or the amount you'll have to pay out-of-pocket if you get into an accident.
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The old rule also required banks to hang on to the cash they would need to pay out nine quarters of distributions to shareholders.
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It was only last year, after seeing several cases pay out, that Mr. Thomas recouped the costs of getting his practice up and running.
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While the survey exclusion is standard, could title insurers similarly refuse to pay out for all the mistakes that clouded properties throughout the 2000s?
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One way to lower your premium is to raise your deductible, the amount that you pay out of pocket when you make a claim.
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It's to bring in as many dollars as they can in premiums and to pay out as few dollars as possible for your healthcare.
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How much you actually pay out of pocket, and whether you can afford Humira at all, depend on your insurance and eligibility for discounts.
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But the state lotteries pay out only about 60 cents on the dollar in prize money, much less than slot machines in Las Vegas.
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Falling rates tend to hurt banks because they pressure the spread between what lenders pay out to depositors and what they collect from borrowers.
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For their part, insurers want to underwrite prudent risks to avoid having to pay out large amounts in the event of a data breach.
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The Council will pay out full grants to all current researchers and will not seek to reclaim any funds irrespective of eventual data availability.
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Unlike Alaska, Norway uses its fund not to directly pay out dividends but as a source of revenue for its famously generous welfare state.
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We can also expect a growth in the value of people's retirement funds as American companies pay out higher dividends or buy back stock.
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When forced to pay out of pocket, many patients are likely to choose a drug remedy – despite its potential pitfalls – that insurance will cover.
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Tax policy in the U.S. has made it expensive for corporations to repatriate overseas gains, either to invest or to pay out to shareholders.
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Because of the price of home Internet, it is likely people using the subsidy for broadband would have to pay out-of-pocket costs.
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In theory, PrivatBank could pay out as much as $460 million - the two bonds' 'principles' plus as much as 3.5 years of unpaid interest.
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Under the risk corridor program, the government agreed to reimburse — or "pay out" — certain expenses borne by insurers whose costs were higher than expected.
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The underlying combined ratio, the percentage of premium revenue an insurer has to pay out in claims, rose to 92 percent from 90.7 percent.
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JetBlue Airways on Thursday announced it will pay out $1,000 bonuses to employees as a result of the passage of the GOP tax plan.
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It also said it would increase its dividend pay-out ratio to 55-60 percent of earnings per share by 2020, from 50 percent.
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That means that adults who feel they may benefit from Gardasil 9's protection had to pay out of pocket for "off-label" use.
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Since bookmakers will have to pay out a lot less to those betting Mayweather, they will likely score big if Mayweather wins as expected.
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The moderate plans would seek to reduce what people pay out of pocket for health care; Sanders's single-payer plan almost eliminates them entirely.
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Family and friends often pay out-of-pocket for transportation, home modifications, medication management services and training when caring for an aging loved one.
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Deutsche Bank is undergoing deep restructuring, hamstrung by having to pay out billions of dollars of fines to end a slew of legal rows.
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The amount your family will pay out of pocket for college will be higher if their income and assets are reported in your name.
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Even if your standard insurance covers you in case of an emergency, you'll probably have to pay out-of-pocket for follow-up care.
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Democrats say they're simply calling on agencies to pay out money in their budgets they would have spent anyway if the shutdown hadn't happened.
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Because health insurers experienced significantly more losses than payments, the program was only able to pay out 12.6 percent of the bills it owed.
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Cory Booker (D-NJ) in March put forth legislation that would mandate that companies buying their own shares also pay out to their employees.
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One cause for confusion in the rollout was a bug in some markets that initially caused some gigs to pay out only $2 or $3.
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New York (CNN Business)The owner of Sears promised to pay out tens of millions of dollars in severance to employees who lost their jobs.
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HPE will also assume or pay out Nimble's unvested equity awards with a value of about $200 million at close, as part of the deal.
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For seniors who have access to a health-care plan at work and Medicare, there's also the question of which coverage will pay out first.
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Finally, the government is correct to forcibly decrease the amount seniors have to pay out of pocket and stop the middle managers from gouging them.
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It's now on track to pay out $22016 million to creators in 25, which would make its 5 percent cut equal $7.5 million in revenue.
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Russia is using the fund as a buffer against potential external shocks and to pay out pensions or support some important large projects at home.
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Those programs set a benchmark of how much a family should pay out of pocket and then fill in the gap between those two numbers.
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The company's current policy is to pay out more than 50 pct of net profit but no more than 50 pct of free cash flow.
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The results follow MetLife's annual review of actuarial assumptions that it uses to calculate the capital it must hold in order to pay out claims.
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If passed, insurance companies will pay out-of-network doctors for care, but that bill is tied to the median in-network fee for treatments.
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If insurance plans pay out less in benefits than they receive in premiums, they can have lower annual price increases, or even make price cuts.
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Many people have high-deductible insurance plans, which means those patients have to pay out-of-pocket costs before their insurance kicks in, he said.
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IoT devices have the power to reduce the number of claims insurers have to pay out, and adopting such solutions can help with customer retention.
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The streamer will pay out at least $2 billion in minimum payments to record labels, to be spread out across the next couple of years.
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Ghost 3.0 allows publishers to connect the CMS directly to Stripe, which processes credit card transactions as well as Apple Pay out of the box.
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For Salesforce and other companies that provide online services, outages can have financial consequences, like having to provide credits to customers or pay out penalties.
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Low interest rates may also have made investors more willing to pay up for stocks that promise future earnings growth, or pay out generous dividends.
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According to F-Secure's Sean Sullivan, that's in keeping with previous Petya attacks, which have historically targeted large companies likely to quickly pay out ransoms.
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That brings them nearer to international norms for oil firms and will appeal to investors: lower taxes mean the company can pay out higher dividends.
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He revealed his big weights in European banks are allocated to ING and BNP Paribas, adding: 'They pay out 50% of their earnings in dividends.
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If you're traveling to another U.S. city or overseas, you may have to pay out of pocket and wait to be reimbursed by your plan.
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The report notes that workers are paid on the 5th of every month, and that should they resign, management won't pay out their remaining wages.
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Maybe insurance companies could be persuaded to sponsor a free-bike scheme so that they would not have to pay out for as many thefts.
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This helped us turn savings — both saving for a mortgage and paying off student loans — into a "bill" that we could pay out biweekly, too.
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Michigan State University will pay out at least $160 million in settlements to the victims of Larry Nassar after two days of mediation in California.
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The group said it would pay out half of adjusted net profit as dividend from 2018 onward, down from 80-90 percent in previous years.
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While insurance often covers some of the cost, many people have to pay out of pocket for the devices, sometimes up to the full price.
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While insurance companies are going to pay out for today's failure, the SpaceX rocket was supposed to launch an Eutelsat communication satellite called Amos-6.
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They say their household budgets are being stretched by what they have to pay out of pocket for them, and that the price isn't justified.
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But don't get it twisted, most of that loss was due to $2 billion the company had to pay out in stock-based compensation expenses.
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Health-care stocks have consistent revenues and also pay out relatively bigger dividends, making the stocks are attractive when rates fall in uneasy economic environments.
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If you can get around the lockscreen (by pulling information out of a locked user session, for example,) Google will pay out up to $15,000.
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Nevertheless, the guidance will not be included in the calculation of how much a bank can pay out in bonuses, dividends and coupons, Nouy said.
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They drive their own vehicles, pay out of pocket for incurred costs like vehicle wear and gas, and are not entitled to benefits like healthcare.
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If your employer is a religious institution like a church, they don't have to cover contraception and you may have to pay out of pocket.
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The banking sector fell 0.8%, led by Swedish banks, as Handelsbanken fell on poor results, while Swedbank slipped after cutting its shareholder pay-out policy.
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For example, a $400 wager placed on a favorite with 1-4 odds would pay out $100, with only the $100 counting toward the rollover.
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Its iOS bug bounty will pay out up to $1.5 million for a single attack technique that a researcher discovers and shares discreetly with Apple.
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A consolation is that dividends, which have roughly doubled since 2014, should continue to rise given the bank's pledge to pay out half of earnings.
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For cards that pay out in points, Kelly says that you want to aim to find a card that offers at least 50,000 bonus points.
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Many pro-life groups, however, still contend there isn't a strict enough firewall between tax subsidies insurers receive and the abortion claims they pay out.
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Jorge also said that the bank, a unit of Portugal's Millennium BCP, would like to pay out dividend for 2017 if Polish financial regulator allows.
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As well as looking for iPhone exploits, Exodus Intelligence will also pay out for attacks targeting Google Chrome ($150,000), Microsoft Edge ($125,000), and Firefox ($80,000).
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MLPs do not pay corporate taxes and must pay out most of their profits to investors in dividend-style distributions that attract yield-seeking investors.
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The firm's economists said that Treasury should have more than enough cash on hand to pay out refunds issued after March 1 of next year.
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Facebook previously warned investors that it expected to pay out between $3 billion to $5 billion, and the company's stock climbed slightly on the news.
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In the U.S., employers had to pay out 7.7 percent of wages for employees making an average wage, compared to 85033 percent in the OECD.
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In the current low interest rate environment insurers are grappling to generate the returns that they have promised to pay out on life insurance products.
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Italy's third biggest bank is on track to pay out its first dividend since it was created in 2017, its chief executive said on Wednesday.
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But not enough money came into the program, and the government was only able to pay out 85033 percent of what insurers should have received.
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In the U.S., employers had to pay out 7.7 percent of wages for employees making an average wage, compared to 9.8 percent in the OECD.
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States would then have to pay out of their own state budgets to make up for the difference or scale back Medicaid enrollment or services.
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The incident comes a month after Nomura reported its first annual loss in a decade and said it would not pay out bonuses to directors.
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"The N.F.L. is very careful about its image and wants to get this headache over with and pay out as soon as possible," he said.
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The company agreed to pay out $1 billion in penalties after pleading guilty to fraud earlier this year following a scandal involving defective air bags.
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Vodafone and Johnson Matthey fell 4.6 percent and 3.6 percent respectively, after going "ex-dividend" and trading without entitlement to their latest dividend pay-out.
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The agency has appropriated more than $9 billion to pay out to farmers who are unable to certify production, of which payments began in September.
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Currently, employers are supposed to pay out the difference if a tipped employee makes less than minimum wage, but critics say that doesn't always happen.
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Recall that the company is obligated to pay out only $42 million, and it becomes apparent that most of the vouchers will never be redeemed.
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It is indefensible that active duty servicewomen, including those who now serve in combat roles, must pay out of pocket for safe, legal medical care.
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This is incredibly useful during long layovers, delays, and those times when you don't want to pay out of pocket for sub-standard airport food.
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The government pays more for Medicare Advantage than Original Medicare, while those plans pay out 10-25 percent less in services, according to recent studies.
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The bank said its board has decided to raise its dividend policy to pay out 50 percent of net profit going forward from 40 percent.
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It was further censured for sending fake lawyers' letters to customers in arrears — and had to pay out a further £2.6M in compensation for that.
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Insurance policies come with a deductible — the amount you have to pay out of pocket before the insurance company will start picking up the tab.
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One downside: Since interest rates are low, the amount that annuities pay out right now are also low, or roughly 5 percent of your investment.
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The legislation vastly expands jobless benefits, offering an additional $600 a week to benefits for four months — on top of what state programs pay out.
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And despite her academic success, she attended community college because she could not afford to pay out-of-state fees at a four-year university.
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Some organizations are wary of them, because there is no firm requirement for the funds to actually pay out the money within a certain period.
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I had to pay out my old phone contract and get a new number because he kept calling me, so that cost me £60 too.
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While streaming music does eventually pay out some money to artists, it can take months and is often divvied up between a lot of parties.
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While streaming music does eventually pay out some money to artists, it can take months and is often divvied up between a lot of parties.
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Lufthansa said it would pay out a regular dividend of 20-40 of net profit, adjusted for one-off gains and losses, in the future.
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Now that they've proved they have enough cash to withstand economic turmoil, the Fed will let them pay out more than $1003 billion to shareholders.
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An influential faction is already calling for Washington policymakers to give federal subsidies to insurance companies to pay out "business interruption coverage" to impacted restaurants.
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UK travel insurers will pay out a record 275 million pounds ($341.30 million) in coronavirus claims, the ABI added in its response to the committee.
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UK travel insurers will pay out a record 275 million pounds ($341.30 million) in coronavirus claims, the ABI added in its response to the committee.
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Spotify is accused of willfully ignoring Eight Mile Style's ownership of Eminem's catalogue when deciding how to pay out streaming revenue for his playback metrics.
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The company's private equity backers Bain Capital and KKR (KKR) set up a fund, which agreed to pay out $20 million to laid-off workers.
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According to a joint statement issued by the school and the nine plaintiffs, Dartmouth will pay out $14 million pending court approval of the agreement.
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The question now is how long the government can continue meeting its obligation to pay out benefits if Congress doesn't step in with new funding.
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Residents of China's rural areas at the time had limited access to health insurance, so many had to pay out-of-pocket for medical expenses.
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But given just how many victims there likely are, I question whether the Boy Scouts will ever be able to truly pay out these claims.
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That&aposs also good news for employees — Delta is planning to pay out a record $1.6 billion in profit-sharing funds to its 90,000 workers.
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JetBlue said it will give bonuses of $1,000 to crew members, while Waste Management said it will pay out bonuses of $2,000 to its employees.
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But they can control the amount of dividends they pay out to shareholders, and the amount of stock they buy back in the open market.
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So far the largest payout from Facebook's bounty is $50,000, while Apple will pay out up to $1 million for the most valuable iOS bugs.
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Older and disabled Medicaid beneficiaries can't pay out of pocket for services and they do not typically have family members able to care for them.
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The measure would continue for two years federal subsidy payments for lower-income people to pay out-of-pocket costs under the Affordable Care Act.
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In addition to setting up the rails to receive and pay out with local credit cards and other methods, dLocal manages the foreign exchange aspect.
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Since starting last year, Numerai says, it has given $150,000 to its contributors, and it is aiming to eventually pay out $13 million a month.
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A leveraged buyout, as CNBC's Leslie Picker points out, seems infeasible since Tesla does not generate the cash flow necessary to pay out the debt.
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If FEMA helps cover some of the cost, it would likely be a tiny fraction of what he would have to pay out of pocket.
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Cyrus could now be on the hook to pay out millions, said the people who asked not to be named because the matter is private.
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The buyer paid a premium to the seller of the CDS, and most of the time the seller would not have to pay out anything.
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To get a better sense of what you'll pay out of pocket for higher education, here are the do's and don'ts to deciphering college aid.
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The decisions by the White House to pay out food stamps through February and process tax refunds means Republicans have a bit more breathing room.
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Lufthansa said it would pay out a regular dividend of 20-40% of net profit, adjusted for one-off gains and losses, in the future.
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It would pay out 21 percent of workers' salaries, including at least $22016 per month to each worker, capped at $22016,843 per month per person.
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Under the conditional approvals for their capital plans, the two banks can pay out capital distributions but must keep them in line with previous years.
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So much so that one sports book is going to not only pay out on him winning today's fight but also on him winning gold.
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While PROMESA contemplates a stay on litigation in the event of default, missed payments matter for the insurers who have to pay out on claims.
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And if it did that, even if it struck another search deal, Yahoo was still obligated to pay out annual revenue guarantees of $375 million.
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And if it did that, even if it struck another search deal, Yahoo is still obligated to pay out annual revenue guarantees of $375 million.
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The Vancouver-based miner said it would now pay out its dividend on a quarterly basis and lowered its annual dividend to 8 cents per share.
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But they also noted they are under-invested in domestic infrastructure, and local deals would reduce currency risk given they pay out benefits in Canadian dollars.
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Because these therapies aren't approved by regulatory agencies in the U.S. or Canada, nor covered by insurance companies, patients pay out of their pocket for them.
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The expectation is that insurance companies would spike premiums, which means the government would have to pay out higher premium subsidies to millions of Obamacare enrollees.
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Even though I pay for private medical aid every month, my plan only covers hospital visits, so I have to pay out of pocket for this.
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A deductible is the money that health-care consumers must personally pay out of pocket before their insurance covers the cost of medical services or medications.
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Included are three-quarters of those with bells and whistles that, in effect, expose MetLife to market risk in what it might have to pay out.
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Loan-participation funds, invested in bonds that pay out more when rates rise, took in $339 million and delivered a third straight week of positive performance.
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Sometimes you do still love and wear the thing a decade down the line, but sometimes you take the risk and the investment doesn't pay out.
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That means, yet again, Uber is introducing a new product that will require it to pay out huge sums in order to cover the full cost.
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The amount they pay out of pocket for their premiums, meanwhile, would go up from $224,700 in annual premiums under current law to $14,600 under AHCA.
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SoundCloud reserving the right to pay out only once an artist generates a certain dollar amount in revenue isn't completely unusual — lots of labels do this.
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Hospitals and other providers make up for their losses by raising prices for those patients who have insurance or who can pay out of their pockets.
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By 2022 he expects the bank to be a lot healthier, returning 8% on tangible equity and starting to pay out up to €5bn to shareholders.
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While those two have massive user bases and teams to court artists, they only pay out 55% of the ad revenue earned off a creator's content.
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The finance ministry statement said the firm had proposed that the government pay out $1.5 billion of its own money to help set up the deal.
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Most of Shopify's revenue came from subscriptions, however, with only 2250% coming from the "merchant solutions" services where Shopify had to pay out payment processing fees.
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The company's public target is to have leverage between 0.5x and 0.9x net debt/EBITDA (company definition) and pay out at least 70% of net income.
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This forces the parent to recognize the profits and pay taxes on them, after which it can pay out dividends to shareholders or buy back shares.
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No one's really pulled this off just yet—major companies like Uber and AirBnB have yet to go public and pay out big for their investors.
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The IRS systems would need to make eligibility determinations using different criteria than they're using now, and pay out a different type of subsidy, as well.
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PPI was wrongly sold alongside loans, credit cards and mortgages and banks have been forced to pay out to customers who were wrongly sold the coverage.
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When firms have to pay out on such guarantees, they generally do so by issuing extra shares, which dilute other common shareholders such as their staff.
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Following its listing and the approval of its 2018 results, the company said it expected to pay out 40 percent of its net profit in dividends.
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A problem with the nudge approach is that it usually means taking a constant percentage of a person's pay out of each paycheck – often 3 percent.
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Despite the weight of debt Telefonica has so far protected its dividends and stuck by its plans to pay out 0.75 euros a share in 2016.
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By seeking bankruptcy protection, however, Gawker may insulate itself from having to pay out vast sums of money to Hogan (or others) as it re-structures.
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In 219, 218 percent of abortion patients had private insurance, but 222 percent of those with insurance had to pay out of pocket for the procedure.
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Power Ledger says the asset-backed token will pay out distributions from renewable energy generation, unlike a utility token whose value corresponds to its future use.
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The service is free for those with health insurance, and costs as little as $15 per month for girls and women who pay out-of-pocket.
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A successful attack on one of the SDF ships doesn't change the overall story, Horton explains, but the optional missions will pay out smaller additive ways.
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The music industry claims Content ID just doesn't pay out enough The music industry's rebuttal has asserted that this system doesn't work well, and is costly.
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Those who choose to get a diagnosis and seek treatment with Rested have the option to use their insurance or pay out-of-pocket, Salamon said.
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MLPs are tax-exempt corporate structures that pay out profit to investors in dividend-style distributions, many of which are oil and natural gas pipeline companies.
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Rose's parents retained an accounting firm to determine if East Pittsburgh held assets beyond its insurance policies that could be added to the damage pay-out.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the maximum amount that IncomeAssure would pay out to a person in New York who earns $100,000 a year.
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WARSAW, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Polish state-un bank Pekao plans to pay out a dividend from its 2019 profit, Chief Executive Michal Krupinski said on Wednesday.
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But it also relented on a major objective sought by G.M.: Workers gave up the fight to retain old-fashioned pensions that pay out fixed amounts.
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The paying spouse would be reluctant to pay out as much, while the receiving spouse would be negotiating to hold ground, making tense negotiations even worse.
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WARSAW, April 13 (Reuters) - Polish biggest bank, state-run PKO BP, said on Thursday it did not plan to pay out a dividend from 2016 profit.
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The premiums for personal property policies are comparatively low compared with homeowners' policies, and that is factored into the number of claims companies can pay out.
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At the top levels, IDRs allow the parent company to receive distributions of around half of each new dollar the company is able to pay out.
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In the tech world, where many CEOs take tiny salaries, and receive most of their pay-out through stock sales, the actual ratio isn't very revealing.
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To finance the deduction for dividends, there would be a withholding tax on a portion of the money companies pay out in dividends and bond interest.
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Options include getting a long-term-care insurance policy or hybrid life insurance policy that will pay out if you have a long-term-care event.
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Even though I have insurance, it doesn't always cover a lot, and I'm often surprised at how much I still have to pay out of pocket.
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These restrictions force servicewomen, and the spouses of those who serve, to seek care elsewhere and pay out of pocket for a common, legal, medical procedure.
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And because the money isn't typically up front, students pay out of pocket or take out loans to cover the cost of attendance in the meantime.
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This meant that it would take a 20-percent drop in income before the borrower had to pay out of pocket or default on the loan.
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Additionally, the amount patients' pay out of pocket for insulin should be linked to the negotiated prices health plans get, not the list price, they argue.
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The number of people in high-deductible plans has risen, Fiedler notes, so we're more likely to pay out of pocket earlier than we used to.
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It seems obscene that there have been these big lawsuits, like the blogger who won a $2.5 million pay-out, and she's been left with nothing.
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The event also included higher pay-out rates for candy earned through catching, transferring of Pokémon to the professor and walking with your designated buddy Pokémon.
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His team may have found a solution, but there's usually a tradeoff between the monthly premiums you pay and the deductibles you pay out of pocket.
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In addition to his prison sentence, Baratov was ordered to pay out all of his remaining assets up to $2,250,000 in the form of a fine.
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Corporate integration would give companies an option to repatriate overseas profits at a lower tax rate if they chose to pay out those earnings as dividends.
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There are other options, of course, but with those, I would have to pay out thousands of dollars due to high PMIs or for other variables.
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But what investors are really waiting to find out is what banks can pay out in dividends and in buybacks, which will be revealed next week.
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While it&aposs a start, these plans typically only pay out between $25,000 and $100,000, and the policy doesn&apost follow you if you change jobs.
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The federal government could only pay out what it took in and was not able to tap other sources of money to pay for insurers losses.
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The bank, of course, might decide to pay out less, say $7 billion, because it doesn't want to risk going below the minimum in future tests.
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As it is, she figures she'd have to pay out $25,000 if her entire staff decides to use all their paid time off during a hiatus.
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Regulators found "weaknesses" in the Swiss bank's plan to measure potential losses, and limited how much it could pay out to shareholders until that is fixed.
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Enrolled tribal members, regardless of where they live, generally get access to per capita payments that their tribes pay out, and can vote in tribal elections.
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ReAssure is expected to pay out 1.325 billion pounds in dividends over the next five years, with a 74 percent payout ratio, according to flotation documents.
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The nation's largest banks, back to making big profits a decade after the financial crisis, are set to pay out billions of dollars to their shareholders.
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I feel like this is a huge waste of the deductible, but at least we won't keep having to pay out of pocket for my insurance.
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In other words, the $200 million in proposed FCC fines could be just the beginning of what the mobile carriers will be forced to pay out.
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The big loser is the federal budget, given that the government will have to pay out billions more in subsidies to compensate for the higher premiums.
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That person could also be responsible for a four-figure deductible, which is the amount each consumer must pay out-of-pocket before coverage kicks in.
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Rubio said he expects corporations to pay out higher dividends to shareholders and buy back shares to increase their stock price with proceeds from the bill.
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The survey results come just weeks after reports that insurers were prepared to pay out $127 million related to sexual harassment and assault allegations against Weinstein.
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"They are deeply concerned about the amount they have to pay out of their own pockets for the things I beg them to do," he said.
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"That is a real vulnerability for the US, in terms of just the amount of money that we have to pay out of pocket," Bapat said.
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The UN does sometimes pay out compensation, and it sometimes waives the immunity of its officials, but this is at the discretion of the Secretary-General.
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With the South Korean shipper in receivership, it is unclear if shippers would recoup any added costs they pay out of pocket to retrieve their goods.
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Previously, Instacart agreed in March 2017 to pay out $4.6 million in a settlement over a class action lawsuit alleging payment issues and misclassification of workers.
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The self-tender offer includes a cash payment and a contingent value right (CVR) that would pay out another cash payment should Herbalife be taken private.
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In September, Purdue declared bankruptcy and the family agreed to pay out $3 billion of their own fortune to settle thousands of lawsuits against the company.
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Purdue reportedly asked in a filing for permission to pay out the bonuses to employees who had met "target performance goals" over the last three years.
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The proportion of women who had to pay out of pocket dropped from more than 20 percent before Obamacare to fewer than 4 percent in 2014.
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And significant numbers of Obamacare customers have incomes that are low enough to qualify for discounts in how much they have to pay out of pocket.
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Impact on premiums The rebates drugmakers pay out to PBMs can in turn be used to offset the monthly premiums of the health insurance plan's members.
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Health plans are required under the law to decrease the costs that lower-income people have to pay out of their pocket for their health care.
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While I do have to pay out-of-state tuition, it's still almost half the cost of many popular schools near my home, such as NYU.
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PPI was wrongly sold alongside loans, credit cards, and mortgages and banks have been forced to pay out to customers who were wrongly sold the coverage.
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Accordingly, the federal government announced in 19903 that it would not pay out financial rewards to the hospitals that have the biggest reductions in patients' pain.
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On top of the citizenship application fees (currently $595 per person), many immigrant families pay out of pocket to hire attorneys to help with their cases.
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But it might have been designed for Larry Culp, the new chief executive of General Electric, who has been awarded a contract that could pay out $2500m.
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Shanghai's culture administration has ordered the organisers to pay out the refunds, but they can only be made in person in Shanghai, reported South China Morning Post.
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For 2018, CMS will pay out risk scores based 15% on encounter data (which are supposed to be more accurate claims data) instead of the proposed 25%.
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However, planemakers do sometimes pay out compensation to cover the cost of financing when an airline is left without a promised airplane, said a senior industry source.
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CVRs, which pay out in specific circumstances, are sometimes used in biotech to compensate shareholders in a target company if, for example, a drug sells particularly well.
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To pay out 6.7 billion euros ($8.2 billion) of new loans, probably in more than one tranche, international lenders have asked Greece to adopt 110 "prior actions".
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Artists feel underpaid while the tech giants compete to offer similar streaming music services that force them to pay out almost all their earnings to record labels.
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Hensarling argues that because there is not enough money in the insurance program to pay out claims, taxpayer bailouts become inevitable and private insurers cannot provide competition.
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Insurers could potentially refuse to cover certain expensive procedures or introduce caps on how much an insurance plan will pay out to one person over their lifetime.
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And if fewer stable companies are taking on cheap debt to pay out shareholders, billions of dollars in investor capital could be steered toward junk debt instead.
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She wondered half-seriously if she could pay out of her own pocket for more, the way she did when she was making videos on her own.
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What he failed to mention (or to predict), though, was a 2013 order by the SEC demanding he pay out $11.5 million in reparations for tax fraud.
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Insurers would also have to pay out-of-network providers their full charges for ER patients, if the patient isn't quickly transferred to an in-network facility.
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GARD, which has been 473 percent long since May, could pay out its first dividend in the third quarter, according to Kian Salehizadeh, Reality Shares senior analyst.
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Inditex announced on Wednesday that it would pay out a dividend of €0.68 per share, 13.3% up on the year previous after a record set of results.
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Table 3 displays additional cost increases for individuals who are enrolled in plans that do not cover selected services, who pay out of pocket for such services.
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Last year, the city had to pay out more than $5 million in reparations to 57 mostly black people who had been victims of state-administered torture.
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Mondelez, an American food company hit by the NotPetya malware, is suing Zurich, a big insurance firm, for refusing to pay out under a general insurance policy.
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The one-time pay out at the end of the third quarter in 2022 is based on performance metrics for Culp, marked by increases in GE stock.
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Amwell accepts insurance, but if you have to pay out-of-pocket, you can rest well in knowing that the service's costs align with the top competition.
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They're backed either by the assets in the fund itself or by a promise that the legislature will budget the money needed to pay out the benefits.
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Another 230 percent or so of exchange customers get subsidies that lower how much they personally have to pay out of pocket for health services or medications.
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Martin told CNBC on Monday that he can't disclose the value of his shares, and doesn't know how the Wal-Mart deal will pay out for him.
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This often forces them to take jobs that pay out in cash, and prevents them from taking the next steps to securing a future for their families.
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The subsidies in particular have held down the prices that marketplace enrollees pay out of pocket, meaning that this group is largely insulated from significant rate hikes.
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The rule will set the new system in motion for the dividends that Reserve banks typically pay out to member institutions in June and December each year.
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Insurers often insisted they have them, reckoning that this would reduce the risks of them having to pay out millions in ransoms if a ship were hijacked.
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The nurse taking my blood said they would look into it and cancel the test if the insurance company would require me to pay out of pocket.
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Clearbanc expects the funds to mature and pay out after just two years, offering LPs a faster but lower-stakes return than typical eight-year VC funds.
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Since this bill sets up a mechanism that would help agencies pay out these costs, do you think that would help this kind of system move forward?
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Indicated 1.013 percent lower The German real estate company said its 21.01 earnings rose 21 percent and added it expected to raise its 20.9159 pay-out ratio.
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The IOC then had to pay out part of its financial contribution to the organizers in advance so they could complete preparations that were running dangerously late.
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U.S. food company Mondelez is suing its insurance company Zurich for refusing to pay out on a $100 million claim for damage caused by a cyber attack.
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Sites like Facebook or YouTube pay out at a maximum of $180,000 and $83,000 per 10 million views at the high end, according to data from IRIS.
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It ordered EuropaCorp to pay out a total of €80,000 in damages to Carpenter, Nick Castle (the screenwriter for Escape from New York), and Metro-Goldyn-Mayer.
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That's a substantial ramping up of its current program which — as of April this year — could pay out up to $5,000 per discovered remote code execution bugs.
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While no final dividend was proposed for 2016, the company rolled out a new dividend policy that will pay out between 30 and 35 percent of earnings.
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If a bank can no longer trust the numbers on its balance-sheet, it will be reluctant to pay out other commitments such as payrolls and loans.
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If the Steelers decided to retain Bell with a franchise tag again in 2019, they would have to pay out more, according to the collective bargaining agreement.
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For many seeking treatment in the American health care system -- especially those without the means to pay out of pocket -- it can be the only option available.
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Flush with cash despite years of never earning a profit, the companies will be able to do things like finally pay out employees and acquire other businesses.
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If Donald Trump is successful in healthcare reform endeavors, then abortions will be legal and women will have to pay out of pocket for their birth control.
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Presumably, the closer WeWork came to running out of cash, the less it would have been worth — and the less SoftBank would have had to pay out.
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Despite the weight of debt the company has so far protected its dividends and stuck by its plans to pay out 0.75 euros a share in 2016.
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With significant benefit cuts on the line for retired workers, the lawmakers contend the fund should be saving every dollar they can to pay out in benefits.
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Last year, Tsipras unexpectedly announced that the state would pay out about 600 million euros to low-income pensioners, a move that angered the country's international lenders.
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But when she came across Dr. Chun and his practice, she decided to make the trip to California and pay out of pocket for her implant removal.
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In other words, we scrimp before disasters and then have to pay out huge amounts after disasters — a horrible case of being penny wise and pound foolish.
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Take a look at the coverage types and limits and also the deductible, or the amount you'll pay out-of-pocket if you get into an accident.
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On Monday, the card processor said in a securities filing it would pay out 3.5 billion reais ($939.09 million) in dividends for fiscal 2018, in two installments.
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Dividend over 2018 was set at 1.45 euros per share, increasing the pay-out ratio to 62 percent of net income from 50 percent a year earlier.
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"The potential for a giant, strike-it-rich pay out from an IPO is a carrot that will attract and keep talent that is in high demand."
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