Sentences with phrase «emergency payments»

- Making emergency payments to support flooded customers, their families and businesses where necessary for immediate needs.

We also give one off emergency payments when we are made aware of a problem.

So, any little emergency payment will make them unable to meet the repayment amount.

People affected by flooding will be able to pick up the phone to their insurer on Christmas Day to get help, and work will start straight away on assessing damage and making emergency payments where needed.

Opening the debate in the Commons, Gauke admitted he had seen people who had had long delays in receiving payment, but said the DWP could make emergency payments in three days, though the funds must be repaid.

In the wake of Storm Desmond, insurers have already helped almost 1,500 families get into alternative accommodation and have so far made emergency payments totalling # 2.6 m, initial analysis from the Association of British Insurers (ABI) shows today.

The Department for Work and Pensions has said no claimant needed to wait that long without funds, saying emergency payments to cover the period can be requested and received within three days and paid back over 12 months.

You could use it to make emergency payments if needed, rather than paying to a credit card issuer who may not pay out on a technicality.

It may not be overruled that there will be some time you need to make emergency payments.

Payments and transactions often relate to the everyday lives of Australians, such as social security benefits and emergency payments to people affected by natural disasters.

«Recently over 1,000 MoD civilian staff had to receive an emergency payment because their pay had fallen below the national minimum wage.

It is pie in the sky to expect someone from Wick to travel to Inverness for an emergency payment of tax credit, or to tell someone from Hawick they need to travel to Carlisle to talk face to face about their tax code that day.

Emergency payments are cash for affected families and businesses to spend on immediate needs, for example food, clothing, staff salaries, domestic appliances and Christmas gifts.

The board approved the $ 250,000 emergency payment, with Supervisor Scott Russell saying the money could be «recaptured» in a few years by replenishing the reserve with tighter budgeting.