Sentences with phrase «in additional charges depending»

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Because of the additional loan origination fee charged for the Federal PLUS loan, it could actually be cheaper in the long run to obtain a private student loan — depending on other factors, such as credit, income, and overall financial stability.

Depending on grants or funds available, our clinics may be able to provide the services for FREE, in addition to age and weight appropriate vaccines at the time of the surgery at no additional charge.

Avianca's baggage allowance policy trends along the general lines of other large carriers in that your first one to two checked bags are included (depending on cabin class) with fees charged for additional pieces above your allowance.

Noted: if pick up from hotel and drop in a different hotel, it will be an additional charged, depending on the location of the hotel.

Additional charges will apply, and the amount of surcharges and interests will depend on the terms and conditions included in the contract.

In some cases, you may be charged additional surcharges, depending on the type of conviction and the amount of points on your driving record.

In the employer - sponsored market, individual employees who were otherwise eligible for the employer's coverage couldn't be declined or charged additional premiums based on their medical history (although a groups» premiums could be based on the overall group's medical history in many states), but employees who couldn't prove that they'd had continuous coverage were subject to pre-existing condition exclusion periods that varied in length depending on how long the employee had been previously uninsureIn the employer - sponsored market, individual employees who were otherwise eligible for the employer's coverage couldn't be declined or charged additional premiums based on their medical history (although a groups» premiums could be based on the overall group's medical history in many states), but employees who couldn't prove that they'd had continuous coverage were subject to pre-existing condition exclusion periods that varied in length depending on how long the employee had been previously uninsurein many states), but employees who couldn't prove that they'd had continuous coverage were subject to pre-existing condition exclusion periods that varied in length depending on how long the employee had been previously uninsurein length depending on how long the employee had been previously uninsured.