Sentences with phrase «remaining out of pocket expense»

This is a great use of points when you already have airline and hotel awards taken care of, and a rental car is your only remaining out of pocket expense.

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To remain ethical, I would just pay for the gas out of pocket for the Uber driving portion, and only expense the commute to the day job customer.

Some didn't make the final bill and remain unchanged — including capital gains rules for the sale of a primary residence, deductions for student loan interest, treatment of tuition waivers, adoption assistance, investment interest, teachers» out - of - pocket expenses, and the credit for electric car purchases.

If your family remains relatively healthy throughout the year (and your out of pocket expenses are low), there is a good chance you'll come out ahead than if you had paid higher monthly premiums for a traditional health insurance plan.

Eliminates or reduces out - of - pocket expenses for the remaining loan balance after a loss settlement

In addition to eliminating your out - of - pocket expense for your remaining loan balance, Gap:

To the extent that health insurance premiums are covered by a premium assistance tax credit, they are not deductible as medical expenses; however, any remaining premiums actually paid out of pocket are eligible to be deducted (albeit subject to the 10 % - of - AGI floor for such deductions).

Medical bills are expensive, and while your insurance will cover you in the event of a crash, if your bills exceed the maximum coverage amount allowed by your personal injury protection (PIP) benefits, you could have to pay the remaining expenses out of your own pocket.

And if said costs exceed your policy's maximum limits, you'll have to pay the remaining expenses out of pocket.

For years they had to pay the $ 10,000 deductible out - of - pocket before her remaining annual medical expenses were covered.

Any remaining costs or out of pocket expenses, such as deductibles and co-payments can then be claimed under the secondary emergency medical & dental benefit.

Once the deductible is met, 50 % -80 % of the remaining expenses are paid, although your out - of - pocket expenses are normally capped.

As you may know, you'll have to pay out of pocket for most or all of your medical expenses until your deductible for the year is met — after that, your insurance will usually cover much of your remaining costs.

The out - of - pocket amount that you have to pay for expenses before the insurance company covers the remaining costs is called deductible.

A deductible is also the amount paid out - of - pocket for covered expenses before an insurance company will pay the remaining costs.

If you're liable for an accident and costs exceed your coverage, you must pay the remaining expenses out - of - pocket.

If your auto or home insurance coverage isn't enough to cover a claim, can you afford to pay for the remaining damages / expenses out of pocket?

If you occupy a room that costs more than the room rent expense covered by the policy, the remaining amount has to be borne out of your pocket.