Not exact matches
Looking back, I knew no more about credit the day I filed
for bankruptcy than I did the day before,
except for one thing: I knew I could never be
late on any
payment ever again.
Like an immediate annuity, a longevity annuity provides guaranteed income
for life,
except that while you invest your money now, the
payments don't begin until
later, typically much
later, say, 10 to 20 years in the future.
Most banks (
except for Discover) will add on a 5 % or fixed dollar fee if your
payment is 15 days
late.
Contract in writing: 6 years (
except any contract
for the sale of personal property is 4 years or the last
payment, whichever is
later).
A longevity annuity also provides income
for life,
except that while you pay the premium now, the
payments kick in
later, often 10 to 20 years down the road.
The main crux of the Bill is that all
payments from tenants to landlords or letting agents that are required as a condition of granting, renewing or continuing a tenancy will be banned,
except for rent, a refundable tenancy deposit, a refundable holding deposit and tenant default fees (examples given in the explanatory notes to the Bill being the replacement of a lost key or a
late rent
payment charge).
Of note is that there are no grace periods
for late payments with 21st Century (
except in Arizona, as required by law).