Sentences with phrase «using voluntary contributions»

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Under the first home saver super (FHSS) scheme, first home buyers are able to use up to $ 30,000 of their voluntary contributions to purchase a home.
You ought to be aware of credit counseling agencies and organizations that charge a high up - front or every month fee for signing up for credit counseling or a debt management plan, pressure you to make voluntary contributions or use another name for fees, send you free pamphlets contained with information about the services they provide without requiring you to provide personal financial information such as charge account numbers with balances, try to enroll you in a debt management plan without spending the time to review your current financial situation, offer to sign you up for a debt management plan without trying to help you with budgeting and money management skills, or require that you make payments into a debt management plan before your current creditors have accepted you into the program.
Any money that remains can be returned to you or used to purchase additional annuity under the voluntary contribution provisions of law.
You can use the refund to purchase additional annuity, as if the contributions and interest are voluntary contributions.
First, Paragraph 2 of Article 6 provides that the Parties may engage «on a voluntary basis in cooperative approaches that involve the use of internationally transferred mitigation outcomes [ITMOs] towards nationally determined contributions, promote sustainable development and ensure environmental integrity and transparency, including in governance...» Id.
Contributions to RPAC are voluntary and are used for political purposes.
The REALTORS ® Political Action Committee's contributions are considered «Hard Money» in that they are Hard dollars that are, voluntary, individual personal contributions from REALTORS ® and can be used to directly support candidates.
Contributions to RPAC are voluntary and will be used for political purposes and support of state, local, and federal candidates and political parties and in issue initiatives.
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