Sentences with phrase «come out of pocket $»

You'd have to come out of pocket another $ 10,010 at closing just to pay off your mortgage, add on top of that all your transaction costs & Realtor ® fees... all that time, money and effort — down the drain.

So, if you are unfortunate enough to need a root canal and a crown, you may still have to come out of pocket $ 1,000 or more for the treatment.

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That's almost all coming out of Pavel Durov's pocket, and the figure is only getting bigger, rising to $ 100 million this year and $ 220 million by 2021.

In OSU's case Nike pledged something like $ 250million to OSU, and that obviously isn't coming out of Nike's pockets — it's coming from OSU fans who are buying ridiculously inflated merchandise, and they need to have something new to keep people buying it.

Most of the money, $ 103,080, came from the taxpayer - funded Assembly — and Lopez was forced to pay the remaining $ 32,000 out of his own pocket.

She raised more than $ 100,000, although a significant portion came out of her own pocket.

So, what good is having a healthcare plan if the first $ 12,000 comes out of your pocket?

When it finally came time to tallying the votes late Tuesday night, New York City mayor Mike Bloomberg's victory over Democratic challenger and city comptroller Bill Thompson turned out to be remarkably narrow — and surprisingly so, in part because of the gap the size of the Hudson between what the candidates spent on this race, some $ 81 million from Bloomberg's pocket to the $ 6.6 million Thompson dropped according to recent filings.

Mr. Bernardo was quoted as stating that he paid the construction cost of his business building out of pocket which came to $ 1.2 million.

Rechnitz, a convicted felon who testified at the trial of former corrections union boss Norman Seabrook, admitted some of the $ 41,650 he raised as part of the bundle for de Blasio actually came out of his own pocket and was funneled through straw donors to get around CFB rules.

The courts approved a money judgment of $ 3 million against him but as of today, a huge chunk of the payments didn't come out of his pocket.

Some of those co-payments had to come out of pocket at $ 25, $ 30, $ 35 per visit.

But plans bought on the ACA exchanges (including healthcare.gov) come with a federal cap on out - of - pocket spending of $ 6,800.

So here lately I have really been wanting to purchase the Minnetonka Fringe Boots particularly the 5 layers, but the other day I went into Kohl's and spotted a similar pair for less than half the price and I used a giftcard that I had and ended up only coming out of pocket an additional $ 7.

My truck was towed into the Mercedes - Benz dealership on Monday January 15th I was told that I would be able to get a loaner on the next day which would have been January 16th I understand due to all the bad weather that they may have not been open on the 16th of January so I didn't worry about it on the 17th when I called to see what was going on then turn tell me they were trying to see if they could get the warranty company to pay for the part which I was told was $ 1,400 by Frankie at this time I asked him what about a loner car well he in turn told me that it wouldn't take but a day to put the part on because they already had I was already been inconvenience because my truck is there I have no transportation and I work for the hospital so I have to get back and forth to work so after Saturday morning of my mom's passing I called the dealership and spoke with the young lady and she told me all the time cars had been taken for people that had appointments for them now at that point I'm thinking to myself while I'm a customer as well why wasn't I call to pick up a rental car so she in turn told me that she wouldn't have the manager call me back and indeed he did call me back but when he call me back he let me know that they did have a loaner cars and that they would be closing in 30 minutes well I live in Pearland and they're over by Greenway Plaza so that was no way I would have made it to get a car and he let me know that they're trying to wait to see what the warranty company it's going to do don't steal mind you I don't have a loaner car due to the fact they were closing in 30 minutes and I needed to get a ride back all in the same token my mom has passed so he went on to say that he had spoke with Brian from AutoNation Chrysler Jeep and he had told him that he would give him the family discount which was $ 1,200 if they were going to fix the car now mind you if the warranty company is going to fix the car they're going to charge them $ 1,200 but I was told by Frankie that I had to pay $ 1,400 to have this car fixed that I've only had two months that I had a 90 day warranty on but it doesn't cover the port so once he told me he was charging AutoNation Chrysler Jeep the 1200 I told him I didn't think that was fair to me that I would have to pay 1400 at that point when he noticed he had told me the price he would on to say that oh well it may be 1200 or it may be a little lower than 1200 and I informed him once again had to prepare things for my mother's funeral and then have to come up with $ 1,200 on repairs for a car I've only had two months I really don't think it's fair and if I have to pay the 1200 I'll have to I'll just have to come out of pocket with it but I will take it as high as I have to because if you have a 90 day warranty the car came from Mercedes - Benz Greenway Plaza someone should make it right.

The Outback racked up $ 1,159 in repair costs crumpling the Cruze's rear bumper, which in itself would have amounted to $ 740 for the average driver, and because that is less than a lot of people's deductibles, that would be coming out of pocket.

It's going to cost an extra $ 13,000, but the added cost does come with a slew of new options that could make the extra money out of your pocket a little more palatable.

(cont'd)- I'm giving away hundreds of listings on the Vault, and as a result of doing so, won't see one thin dime of income on the site until October or later - Given all the time and money I've already sunk into developing the site, I don't even expect to earn back my upfront investment until sometime next year - I'm already personally reaching out to publishers on behalf of authors who are listed in the Vault, on my own time and my own long distance bill, despite the fact that I don't stand to earn so much as a finder's fee if any of those contacts result in an offer - I make my The IndieAuthor Guide available for free on my author site and blog - I built Publetariat, a free resource for self - pubbing authors and small imprints, by myself, and paid for its registration, software and hosting out of my own pocket - I shoulder all the ongoing expense and the lion's share of administration for the Publetariat site, which since its launch on 2/11 of this year, has only earned $ 36 in ad revenue; the site never has, and likely never will, earn its keep in ad revenue, but I keep it going because I know it's a valuable resource for authors and publishers - I've given away far more copies of my novels than I've sold, because I'm a pushover for anyone who emails me to say s / he can't afford to buy them - I paid my own travel expenses to speak at this year's O'Reilly Tools of Change conference, nearly $ 1000, just to be part of the Rise of Ebooks panel and raise awareness about self - published authors who are strategically leveraging ebooks - I judge in self - published book competitions, and I read the * entire * book in every case, despite the fact that the honorarium has never been more than $ 12 per book — a figure that works out to less than $.50 per hour of my time spent reading and commenting In spite of all this, you still come here and elsewhere to insinuate I'm greedy and only out to take advantage of my fellow authors.

You want to relocate to a better job market, but if you sold your house for $ 85,000, you'd have to come up with $ 20,000 cash out of your own pocket to add to the net sale proceeds of $ 80,000 (after the realtor takes her cut) to pay off your $ 100,000 mortgage.

Since the couple had chosen a no cost refinancing each time, their total out of pocket expenses came to just $ 400 in appraisal fees.

My seller has some cash but is expecting a child and has to come out of pocket with over $ 20,000 to cover non-insured expenses.

If you put 20 % down on a new property with $ 4k in closing costs, it comes to exactly $ 26k out of pocket.

If you're in the 22 % federal income tax bracket, pay $ 1 of mortgage interest and itemize your deductions, you'll save just 22 cents in federal taxes — which means the other 78 cents is coming out of your pocket.

That $ 100 comes out of your pocket, and you've now paid $ 100 of the deductible.

Say a house is listed at $ 125,000 and you offer $ 140,000 does that overage come out of pocket or can that 203K loan cover it on a HUD purchase?

But he might have a $ 25,000 or more deductible on that commercial insurance policy, and that $ 25,000 of risk he's retaining isn't just going to come out of his pocket if you negligently start a fire.

Some schools charge an additional $ 100 to $ 300 more for these classes and it comes out of your loan or your pocket directly if you do not have loans.

However, what I find incredible is that our out - of - pocket cost (i.e., the taxes and fees that we paid) came to only $ 1,086.73 per person.

1,750 Southwest points are worth right around $ 25 meaning a nice discount but still coming out of pocket.

Some people would maybe just want to pay surcharges since they could probably get more than 1.07 cents per point worth of value from their miles with a future redemption, while others may want to use the additional 27,000 miles because it would save them from having to come out of pocket with an additional $ 288.

For example, at the moment I'm generating most of my points and miles via Giftcards.com purchases, which comes to around $ 4.38 out of pocket per 1,000 miles.

Early reports from London have Brice Marden's show at Gagoisan's Grosvenor Hill outpost selling out of all 10 paintings each with a price tag of $ 7.5 m. That's no indication that fair - goers came with their pockets full of spending money.

Government spending related to climate disasters amounted to $ 100 billion in costs - about $ 1,100 coming out of the pockets of every taxpayer.

On average, approximately $ 500,000 a year in injury claims come directly out of the taxpayer's pocket.

The jury award with interest comes to just over $ 41 million, Novotny said, adding that the Larkins have been paying out - of - pocket for Andrea Larkin's care, which has exceeded $ 200,000 annually.

The property damage could easily exceed your $ 25,000 limit, and the remaining balance might have to come out of your pocket.

If you carry only $ 300,000 liability coverage with your car insurance, the remaining $ 200,000 will have to come out of your pocket.

If, however, your repair estimate comes to $ 5000 and the damages are covered by your insurance policy, your insurance company will pay the full amount while you pay only $ 1000 out of pocket.

The damages could easily top your $ 20,000 liability limit, and the remaining balance would have to come out of your pocket.

Home warranties can also come with their own deductibles, so you may end up paying $ 50 to $ 100 out of your pocket for a repair before the warranty coverage takes over.

But he might have a $ 25,000 or more deductible on that commercial insurance policy, and that $ 25,000 of risk he's retaining isn't just going to come out of his pocket if you negligently start a fire.

Although it's rare to come across a plan that counts copays towards the deductible, all ACA - compliant plans count copays (for services that are considered essential health benefits) towards your annual out - of - pocket maximum, and there's an upper limit in terms of how high your maximum out - of - pocket can be ($ 7,150 for a single person in 2017).

If your property experiences $ 100,000 worth of damage and you do not have insurance to cover it, those costs must come out of your pocket.

If you've got a $ 500 deductible and it will only cost you $ 600 to get those cat scratches buffed off your hood and the paint touched up, it might be easier to simply come out of pocket for the additional $ 100 without involving your insurance company and risking a rate increase because you made a claim.

That $ 100 comes out of your pocket, and you've now paid $ 100 of the deductible.

But like most flagship phones, they don't come cheap: starting at $ 649 (# 629, AU$ 1,079) for the smaller Pixel 2 and $ 849 (# 799, AU$ 1,399) out - of - pocket for the Pixel 2 XL.

The units will rent for $ 625 each and I will cashflow just under $ 400 per month inclusive without coming out of pocket with any funds.

, the 15 - year investor still comes out about $ 9,000 ahead in terms of total dollars in one's pocket, and that also limits risk of losing the property during years 16 - 30.

In common to all these suggestions is a massive, $ 10,000 plus price tag that has to come out of their own pockets in hopes of being able to recoup during the sale of the home.

If your property experiences $ 100,000 worth of damage and you do not have insurance to cover it, those costs must come out of your pocket.