Sentences with phrase «to pay for something out of one's own pocket»

Maybe people should just pay for it out of pocket like most other things.

The math suggests that it would be a fantastic idea to refinance, even if she does roll the closing costs into the new loan instead of paying for them out of pocket.

Let's say you have some water damage in your home and you're thinking about paying for it out of pocket instead of filing a claim.

How do you figure the employee paying for it out of pocket is the same as hobby lobby paying for it?

Even after paying for it out of pocket it's cheaper than formula.

You would still pay for it out of pocket rather than file a claim?

If employers offer supplemental coverage, workers pay for it out of pocket.

Sometimes these cases don't turn out to be anything, when the injured party's medical policy covers all costs or they just pay for them out of pocket.

If their insurance doesn't provide BIRTH CONTROL (not «abortion inducing medication») then their employees will pay for it out of pocket with money they EARNED FROM THE COMPANY.

«I really believe that if people had to suddenly pay extra to start paying off the debt they would immediately stop runaway Government spending... The best way to control spending is to make people pay for it out of their pocket.

If the necessary repairs to keep your lease running aren't covered by your warranty, you'll be paying for them out of pocket for a car you don't even get to keep.

For a broker, this must be disclosed on your settlement statement, but it is not shown as a charge, because you're not paying for it out of pocket or through the loan.

You never know just what might happen, and if you or one of your family members gets sick or is involved in an accident, you need to be sure you have the money to cover for any necessary treatment without having to pay for it out of pocket.

The intended parents» financial responsibility will be limited as well, given that the medical insurance they purchased for the gestational surrogate will cover them in the event of unforeseen complications so that they will not have to pay for them out of pocket.

«I'm able to go through this online program a lot more quickly than if I had to pay for it out of pocket, and it's helping me reach my goals sooner.»

It'll take longer and you'll have less control, but at least you'll put out a quality book and you won't have to pay for it out of pocket.

Yes, you have to pay for them out of pocket, but a well - written, well - edited book has the potential to recoup money paid up - front.

Lock the back door and don't go out of it) then save the $ 10K and pay for it out of pocket.

For private auto loans, the lender will not allow you to finance the fees and will require you to pay for them out of your pocket.

If you use your VA home loan benefit and finance the funding fee or pay for it out of pocket and later you receive your disability rating of 10 % or more and the VA makes the disability rating retroactive to the day you bought the property, you may be able to have the funding fee reimbursed to you if you paid cash or if you financed the funding fee the balance will go toward reducing your principal balance, effectively eliminating the fee altogether.

Most of the costs can be financed with the reverse mortgage so you don't have to pay for them out of pocket.

Annuities are also helpful when you can't get life insurance or you want some long - term care benefits but don't have the money to pay for it out of pocket.

I might not have been able to give them the proper care if I had to pay for it all out of pocket.

Redeeming Chase points directly for travel purchases can be a good deal in some cases — there are no restrictions on availability as long as tickets or hotel rooms are available for purchase, and you'll earn miles or points on the ticket just like if you paid for it out of pocket.

Simply do a bit of research, check your credit card benefits, and utilize the vast number of blogs and resources out there to score better travel without having to pay for it out of pocket.

I went with the third option, having put enough aside before construction to pay for it out of pocket.

Facing car repairs or medical bills is bad enough, but if you have to pay for them out of pocket, it's even worse.

You would need to pay for it yourself out of pocket.

Imagine for a moment what it would be like to have to replace all your possessions from furniture to dishes to electronics, and to try to try to pay for it all out of pocket.

That's why you need a Trusted Choice agent to give you the information you need so you don't have to pay for something out of pocket.

If you miss a bill on the claim, then you could end up paying for it out of pocket.

(By the way, feel free to hound them on social media to get their attention if you want us to review hardware; otherwise, we pay for it out of pocket, which gets pricey fast).