Sentences with phrase «pay exorbitant»

You don't have to replace them and you don't have to pay exorbitant amounts to contractors either.

Therefore, you don't have to pay the exorbitant rates charged by others, nor does your property have to wait until they can work it into their schedule.

To attend this school, be prepared to pay an exorbitant tuition of $ 48,000 per year.

All pre-orders qualify for the Daydream View freebie, which is nice, taking a bit of the sting out of having to pay an exorbitant # 799 ($ 1,035) for an 8 GB RAM - packing, 128 gig data - hoarding, 5.7 - inch Quad HD - sporting handheld.

If you thrive on live TV but don't want to pay exorbitant cable costs, a cable - replacement service might be the way to go.

Without the inclusion of expandable storage though, you're forced to pay exorbitant amounts for more internal storage, which is an unacceptable solution.

Obviously you wouldn't want to pay exorbitant amounts of money just so that you can get the best coverage that there is.

If you are unable to get insurance because you are a high risk, the state has a program that will help you get coverage without having to pay exorbitant rates

Are Florida homeowners doomed to pay exorbitant fees to protect themselves against catastrophic weather events and other kinds of damage?

It feels like blackmail to have to pay an exorbitant amount for a barely perceptible ding on a 15 year old car, but is it probably better than the alternative?

This doesn't mean that drivers have to pay exorbitant insurance rates.

So, consider which is a better retirement plan... to defer your life insurance and pay exorbitant premiums later, or pay more when you're younger and enjoy fully paid up life insurance protection as a retiree?

Contrary to popular belief people who end up classified as high risk by some insurance companies are not doomed to pay exorbitant life insurance premiums.

There are some carriers that will issue higher amounts, just be prepared to pay exorbitant prices.

Back in the day, any form of flying was considered extremely hazardous and most life insurance companies would either force the applicant to pay an exorbitant amount or they would add an aviation exclusion clause to the policy, in other words, if you died as the result of a plane crash, your beneficiaries wouldn't receive the death benefit.

Getting any guaranteed issue life insurance policy that is larger than this is possible but you should be prepared to pay an exorbitant premium.

Any licensed agent can sign you up, and you will pay exorbitant rates to the insurer that draws your name.

And what about our great trade union the Bar Council, to whom we have to pay exorbitant fees to prop up a mismanaged pension fund?

Also, don't pay exorbitant fees from other companies that send you paper invoices (I can't get over that).

And, of course, it is these same countries — and the farmers, fisherfolk, urban poor, children and others who make up the vast majority of their populations — that have the least capacity to pay this exorbitant bill.

I live simply so I don't have to pay exorbitant rent, nor pay anything at all for heating or cooling.

More shocking, even in the wake of Fukushima, the Dutch are talking of approving their first new nuclear power plant in 40 years, because they can no longer afford to pay exorbitant fees for minimal amounts of renewable electricity (that is well below theoretically «rated» or «capacity» output).

There, she found that more than half of casual users held many misconceptions about the pricing that would lead them to pay exorbitant fees.

Applicants through Ikon are guaranteed that they will never have to pay exorbitant fees to find the right jobs.

But, to do so, you may have to also elbow your way through crowds on public transportation and pay exorbitant prices for accommodations and dining.

Towns are also explored via the first - person POV, where players can rest up at the pub or pay exorbitant fees for slightly stronger equipment.

You don't have to pay exorbitant shipping fees or wait for purchases to arrive, and shopkeepers in your neighbourhood can use your patronage.

You don't even have the option to pay an exorbitant change fee (United, for example, charges $ 200) like you do with other fares.

The best thing about United MileagePlus miles is that you'll never have to pay exorbitant fees or fuel surcharges.

I can't seem to gift it to relatives (since their mileage requirement is absurd), I can't use it to upgrade (need to pay some exorbitant fare)....

If you're happy to pay exorbitant surcharges on awards you can use your AAdvantage miles to book British Airways Business Class and First Class awards... but then you're simply overpaying for products that are considerably worse than what we have come to expect on premium airlines.

After you land, the Uber credits will give you complimentary rides so you don't have to pay exorbitant taxi fares or rent a car.

We were visiting during Easter break so many caravan parks were booked or we were forced to pay exorbitant holiday prices.

You shouldn't have to pay an exorbitant price for a mediocre product.

Consumers looking for a new family pet are willing to pay exorbitant amounts for a purebred dog because they're told that the puppy has been raised in a loving environment and will grow up to have a friendly disposition with minimal health problems.

It might be tempting to «rescue» the little fluffball in the cage, but not only will you pay an exorbitant cost, you're helping financially support the abuse of thousands of dogs across the country.

Working with a reputable humane society or rescue organization is another way to become a French Bulldog owner without having to pay an exorbitant amount.

They are, in fact, acting as retail pet stores, enjoying the tax - exempt status of non-profit organizations even as some pay themselves exorbitant salaries by non-profit standards.

What are the best options for me in order to not have to pay exorbitant capital gains taxes?

There are cases where investors get excited and pay exorbitant prices for the stock of companies whose soundness is problematic.

Students will continue borrowing more and more money to pay exorbitant tuition prices, but monthly payments will be manageable because they will be spread out over 20 years rather than ten.

You can expect to pay exorbitant interest rates, which often comprise the reason for student loan defaults.

That means that more than 60 million Americans have errors on their credit report, and more than 15 million of those people could receive a denial for credit or pay exorbitant rates because of incorrect credit reports.

Back in the day, any form of flying was considered extremely hazardous and most life insurance companies would either force the applicant to pay an exorbitant amount or they would add an aviation exclusion clause to the policy, in other words, if you died as the result of a plane crash, your beneficiaries wouldn't receive the death benefit.

There is no doubt that, for so many college goers, the challenge is not to graduate but to pay exorbitant college fees.

A bad credit score can be the reason your loan or credit application is denied, or you might have to pay exorbitant fees to even get credit.

This is especially true for companies that provide significant fringe benefits or travel costs for you to do your job (e.g. weekly flight costs and hotel stays) or who pay exorbitant rent for the building that includes your office (e.g. prime Manhattan or SF real estate).

Charge cards often come with very high interest rates, meaning you pay an exorbitant premium just to do the renovation.

I'm wondering if you have to pay their exorbitant fees in order to get access to the more common time periods for P&F charts?

The only way to ensure you don't pay this exorbitant interest rate is to ensure that you pay off the cash advance almost immediately.