The lowest rates in these classes tend to be nonrefundable.
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The wording is a bit tricky, so follow along: The locked-in price is for nonrefundable reservations made after August 12 and will apply until there are 173,000 total reservations made — refundable and nonrefundable alike.
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Basic Economy will also restrict upgrades, reservation changes and is nonrefundable.
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It was first enacted in 1997, as a $500 nonrefundable credit.
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Cons: Beware of prepaid and nonrefundable rates, if your plans change.
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On the app Roomer, travelers can buy someone else's nonrefundable room.
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And it's a nonrefundable ticket and she doesn't want to drink alone.
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They paid a nonrefundable "start payment" of two to three months' cost.
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They are turning to technology and listing nonrefundable hotel reservations on resale sites.
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Cons: You won't know the hotel until you pay, and bookings are nonrefundable.
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If you have any nonrefundable expenses at stake, insurance is a good idea.
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Many tickets will now be completely nonrefundable if cancelled, with steep change fees.
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There is a nonrefundable $500 credit for care of elderly and disabled dependents.
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Are you looking to protect an investment in nonrefundable airfare, hotel or cruise costs?
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Tesla has also replaced a $1003,500 refundable order fee with a nonrefundable $100 one.
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In this case, the booking conditions stated that the tickets are nonrefundable and nontransferable.
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The company has also replaced a $2,500 refundable order fee with a nonrefundable $100 one.
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We booked a nonrefundable "medium" room (tip: this knocks 20 percent off the going rate).
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Check the application to see if it says that the move-in fee is nonrefundable.
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Take the time each day to write down the tasks that steal your nonrefundable minutes.
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Brazilian athletes are often denied entry even after paying an extremely expensive and nonrefundable application fee.
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The tickets are limited-availability, nonrefundable, and you have to purchase them 14 days in advance.
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To halt that practice, American, Delta and United stopped allowing individual nonrefundable tickets to be combined.
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In the so-called contract of carriage, the airlines can and do declare many fees nonrefundable.
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Two weeks trapped at a terrible place, locked into a nonrefundable room at a miserable location.
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All will have to pay the nonrefundable fee to stock brands that include Nike, Adidas and Hasbro.
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Every company applicant shelled out a nonrefundable $10,000 fee to apply, and an additional $200,000 to register.
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The cheapest option was a nonrefundable rate of $21 for two nights or $2400 with flexible cancellation.
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Mr. Low initially agreed to put up the remaining 85 percent, including a $100 million nonrefundable deposit.
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Your resort credit card also cover your nightly room rate provided it wasn&apost nonrefundable or prepaid.
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By that time, she and her then-fiancé had already made several nonrefundable deposits for wedding vendors.
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Employers would receive a nonrefundable tax credit equal to 25% of what they pay employees during their leave.
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Nearly all higher education tax credits are nonrefundable, meaning that lower-income Americans benefit very little from them.
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The following are the policies of the largest airlines in the United States with regard to nonrefundable fares.
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To use it, customers must pay a nonrefundable $20 "styling fee" through which they receive personalized clothing recommendations.
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The fees are a standard part of joining most golf clubs, some of which allow only nonrefundable deposits.
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The nonrefundable low price does not include baggage, food and drink, a seat reservation, headphones, blanket or other perks.
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Often these rates require prepayment and are nonrefundable, which risks the entire amount if you don't take the trip.
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It charges media a $5,800 nonrefundable visa fee per application, with no guarantee that any access will be granted.
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In an apparent attempt to eliminate scalping or reselling of the memorial tickets, they will be nontransferable and nonrefundable.
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Amtrak is considering making its cheapest fares nonrefundable and nonchangeable, according to an internal memo seen by Business Insider.
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In 2017, they insured an average of $3,2793 in nonrefundable costs, a 28 percent increase from the year before.
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AAA told DoorDash last fall that the company owed about $12 million in nonrefundable fees to launch its workers' cases.
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Additionally, the rules of budget travel apply: Many deals are in the off-season or require prepayment and are nonrefundable.
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My question: Should I take a 10-day international vacation that I've been planning all year that is partly nonrefundable?
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If you're interested, you'll first need to negotiate a nonrefundable deposit and be willing to wait at least a month.
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The woman on the phone says I have to pay a nonrefundable consultation fee and they don't accept my FSA card.
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That all changed, again, with the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012, which made the credits permanent (well, "permanent") but nonrefundable.
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The prices are valid for both domestic and foreign routes from August 22, 2017, through December 13, 2017, and they are nonrefundable.
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That's because the credit is currently nonrefundable, which means if adoptive parents don't earn enough to owe federal taxes, they aren't eligible.
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If the dress is a final sale, make sure that you're 100% positive that it's the one before making a nonrefundable investment.
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Members of some groups like AAA can often get a rate as low as the nonrefundable rates without the restrictions, he said.
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Also, anyone who chooses the nonrefundable reservation will get an additional 25% of their reservation amount applied to the purchase of their Elio.
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The tax credit is nonrefundable and begins to phase out at an AGI of $57,000 for single filers and $114,000 for joint filers.
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United passengers can purchase FareLock, a $53 to $20 service that allows travelers put nonrefundable airfare on hold for up to seven days.
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So when searching for fares on an airline's site, find the cheapest options by searching for a nonrefundable first- or business-class seat.
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Bear in mind that some tickets are nonrefundable and nontransferable, meaning if you miss your flight you may be stuck buying another ticket.
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Experts recommend "cancel for any reason" travel insurance plans because you can get at least 75 percent of your nonrefundable trip costs back.
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United also said it would offer full refunds for flights to Beijing and Shanghai where travel hadn't yet started, even for nonrefundable fares.
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Beginning March 1, the railroad announced Monday, Amtrak's cheapest "saver" fares will become completely nonrefundable, with no changes allowed, 24 hours after purchase.
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Several members of Congress detailed this legislation to create a federal, nonrefundable tax credit of up to $3,000 for family caregivers who work.
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His best friend was supposed to get married this weekend but the bride bailed and he's giving his nonrefundable honeymoon tickets to Bali away.
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Travelers who bought insurance should check to see if the policy will kick in to cover nonrefundable costs of rescheduling or canceling the trip.
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It's a lot harder to make smart choices when you can't experience the college you've chosen until after you've taken out expensive, nonrefundable loans.
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The nonrefundable order fee, while small relative to a vehicle's price, means customers who return their vehicle will likely end up eating the $100.
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Plus, most of it was prepaid and nonrefundable, and our travel insurance wouldn't cover a cancellation just because of anxiety over the global outbreak.
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Employers would receive a nonrefundable tax credit equal to 25 percent of what they pay employees during their leave, up to $3,000 per worker.
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Last year, tourists to Antarctica insured an average of $9,279 in nonrefundable costs, a 3 percent decline from the year before, according to Squaremouth.
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Since nonrefundable credits are worthless to poor families with no income tax burden, this effectively excluded most of the working poor from this program.
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A bondsman eventually agreed to bail Wise out in exchange for a series of nonrefundable payments totaling $10,000, or 10 percent of her bail.
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A bondsman eventually agreed to bail Wise out in exchange for a series of nonrefundable payments totaling $2000,214, or 22.50 percent of her bail.
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All the vehicles are preapproved by major on-demand and ride hailing companies, while drivers need only submit an application and a $25 nonrefundable fee.
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"We sent flowers to people for a year with our $500 floral nonrefundable deposit," she said, and they used the photographer credit for family photos.
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Anyone who puts down money for an "All In" nonrefundable reservation for an Elio has the base price of their vehicle locked in at $7,300.
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When the policy was being debated, he offered to make it "nonrefundable," meaning that families too poor to pay income tax wouldn't get any relief.
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"There's no risk at all as long as you are smart enough not to book a hotel" or other nonrefundable travel associated with the tickets.
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How to line-jump: Business Select fares, which vary but can be double the lowest, nonrefundable fares, guarantee a boarding position between A1 and A15.
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The $272,33 to $23,23 total deposit becomes nonrefundable once Tesla assigns the customer a vehicle identification number, typically within a few days of their order.
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Fearful of losing repeat customers and feeling guilty that the flights were nonrefundable, Mr. Besharati returned their money anyway, losing more than $100,000, he said.
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The legislation would provide working family caregivers with a nonrefundable tax credit up to $22019,000 to assist with out-of-pocket expenses related to caregiving.
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To begin with, some defendants must pay just to find out whether they are eligible; The Times found nonrefundable application fees as high as $250.
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Unless you booked a nonrefundable rate, policies may allow penalty-free cancellation up to a few days before check in — letting you chase that cheaper rate.
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When Sarah Cummins called off her wedding a week before her July 15 ceremony, she was left with a nonrefundable contract for a 170-plate dinner.
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You'll need to fill out the application and pay a $85 nonrefundable fee, then schedule an appointment at one of the more than 380 enrollment centers.
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After that date, passengers who no longer wish to travel can get a nonrefundable voucher valid for a year on Air France or KLM or Hop.
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In some states, like Arkansas, visitors are required to sign up for the medical marijuana program 30 days in advance and pay a $50 nonrefundable fee.
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The Hopper study (which excludes data from Southwest and Delta) found that a nonrefundable, domestic reservation in the main cabin is usually changeable, for a price.
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Last year, tourists flocking to the Maldives insured an average of $2000,220 in nonrefundable costs, an 93 percent increase from the year before, according to Squaremouth.
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On Page 1 of the form, that amount is separated into a refundable credit of $639 (Line 8) and a nonrefundable credit of $959 (Line 9).
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I know, I know, I purchased a nonrefundable ticket and that I took the risk that my I may face this fee if my trip were canceled.
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And, there's a new "nonrefundable credit of up to $500 for each eligible dependent who cannot be claimed for the child tax credit," according to the IRS.
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These bills would have created a nationwide five-cent deposit on plastic bottles and other containers, and a nonrefundable five-cent charge on plastic bags at checkout.
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But like most defendants, Mr. Egana had to turn to a commercial bail bond agent that charges a nonrefundable fee for the service of guaranteeing the bond.
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A lawyer for the estate, Scott Markowitz, said Mr. De La Fuente had agreed that the deposit was nonrefundable and knew that the board could reject him.
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"The higher the change fee on a nonrefundable airfare, the greater the incentive for some travelers to simply buy a more expensive refundable airfare," Mr. Hobica said.
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For example, some cards cover up to $1,500 in nonrefundable expenses from a trip, while others, like the Chase Sapphire Reserve, cover up to $10,000, according to CreditCards.com.
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If you bought travel insurance before Pavlof erupted Sunday, check to see if your policy will kick in to cover nonrefundable costs of rescheduling or cancelling your trip.
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Over a five-year span, Maryland families paid more than $256 million in nonrefundable bail premiums, according to a report by the state's Office of the Public Defender.
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I have probably lost a good amount of money on this trip by getting nonrefundable tickets, so that is a mistake that I have made a couple times.
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As long as a vacation was purchased on a Sapphire Reserve card, users can get up to $10,000 in nonrefundable expenses back if they need to cancel their trip.
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Chief on Shuster's list of questions is why air carriers overbook flights, how they decide to bump passengers and whether the policy is different for nonrefundable and refundable tickets.
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If you bought travel insurance, check to see if your policy will kick in to cover nonrefundable costs of rescheduling or canceling your trip — but don't count on it.
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Companies will also have to submit a proposal to the District Department of Transportation detailing where they want to test their robots, and pay a nonrefundable fee of $250.
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But Mr. Wallace had mentioned the tickets were nonrefundable, and he asked if she would dress up because the tour company was planning to take promotional photographs that night.
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And the nonrefundable order fee, while small relative to a vehicle's price, means customers who return their vehicle will end up paying $100 for a vehicle they don't want.
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The police officer then arrested Everidge and charged him with attempting to return nonrefundable bottles, a crime that comes with a penalty of five years in prison if proven.
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Before tenants are handed the keys to a rental, they're often asked to pay a nonrefundable fee to a broker, usually 8 to 15 percent of one year's rent.
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In fact, clinical fiscal impairment was first identified by Sigmund Freud after his own purchase of a nonrefundable flamingo-pink vest in a Viennese mini-mall in May 1879.
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In exchange for a nonrefundable fee from defendants, a bail bond agent will secure a person's release from jail, often without having to deposit any money with the court themselves.
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Families who don't owe federal income taxes because they make so little can't get anything out of a nonrefundable credit, since it only counts to lower an existing tax bill.
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In exchange for this, bail bond companies require the arrested person, or someone acting on their behalf, to pay a nonrefundable deposit equal to a set percentage of their total bail.
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Despite the insistence of my American Express representative on the phone, Delta's contract of carriage does not describe its baggage fees as nonrefundable, though those for United, Spirit and American do.
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Either way, say goodbye to Airbnb's nonrefundable fee, the exact calculus of which is maddeningly unspecific — it is "typically 6-12% but can be higher or lower," according to the website.
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Another good idea: improve the current Saver's Credit, which is a nonrefundable tax credit up to $1,000 for low-income workers ($2,000 for couples) who contribute to workplace plans or IRAs.
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Vendors have already been paid their nonrefundable deposits, Ely said, but the anticipated revenue from the subsequent payments due will be delayed until closer to the weddings, whenever that takes place.
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After putting down $1 million in nonrefundable deposits on a fleet of airplanes for his start-up, SurfAir, he was struggling to raise enough money to follow through on the purchase.
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Bidders must pay a nonrefundable $100 entry fee, which earns them a survey of the property and a copy of Mr. Trump's birth certificate with the home's address, among other materials.
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BlackBerry argued that there was suppose to be a cap on those royalty payments that didn't get applied at the time, while Qualcomm argued that BlackBerry's payments were supposed to be nonrefundable.
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The deal included an unlimited beverage package (any drink under $15, which meant basically anything that wasn't single-malt Scotch or came in a pewter cup) and a $50 nonrefundable onboard credit.
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So far, arbitrators have been appointed in only 47 of the cases drivers have brought against Uber – and Uber has paid the arbitrator's nonrefundable $1,500 retainer fee in a mere six cases.
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Critics of decision point to nonrefundable flights potentially stranding would-be festivalgoers who are already in Miami, which is also hosting the concurrent event Miami Music Week, which has not been canceled.
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He also provided the $100 million nonrefundable deposit — twice the sum typically put up — that convinced the sellers to choose the Witkoff group over a rival bidder with a slightly higher offer.
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If the employee with the nonrefundable ticket misses the flight — maybe because a client meeting ran late — there may be no choice but to pay the last-minute, walk-up fare price.
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Homeowners who have made their homes more energy efficient starting in 2400 — say, through installing windows or doors — may be eligible for a nonrefundable credit of up to $203 (total, for your lifetime).
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Some have taken to buying slots in virus production queues years in advance — like buying a nonrefundable airline ticket long before your vacation and hoping you can get away when the time comes.
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The cruise giant is also allowing passengers who decide to cancel their trip to move their booking to a new date and receive future credit in the amount of the nonrefundable cancellation fee.
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She gets dumped by her asshole boyfriend (a hilarious Randall Park, who I wish were in the movie past the 20-minute mark) and is stuck with a nonrefundable trip for two to Ecuador.
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American Chief Executive Doug Parker told reporters last week that if Congress moved to regulate ticket-change fees, the airline would likely stop selling nonrefundable tickets that could be changed to a new flight.
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The plaintiffs seek $22015 million of damages, or twice the estimated amount collected from several hundred thousand runners who from 3473 to 2347 paid $216 nonrefundable fees to try to qualify for the marathon.
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In contrast, if the $1,500 were a nonrefundable credit — such as the existing child and dependent care tax credit — then the family wouldn't owe any taxes but would have to forfeit the excess $500.
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I chat with my tenant (who I've never met), and he says he'll get me the renewal lease and pay the $500 nonrefundable pet deposit next week when his new puppy arrives — a Golden Retriever.
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The only time Ms. Tibbets has made an exception to her refund policy (she requires a nonrefundable retainer ranging from $500 to $3,000 to secure a date) was when a military groom had to deploy.
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Ruis responded, asking for a 50% greater deposit that would be entirely nonrefundable and be paid the afternoon of January 9, and gave the preservationists only through January 22 to deliver the full $1.7 million.
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Among other objections, the caucus has made one key demand of Ryan's bill — that it do away with "advanceable refundable tax credits," in favor of either nonrefundable tax credits, or simple deductions for health insurance premiums.
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Online stores that want to sell brands like Nike, Adidas and Hasbro are being told they have to pay a one-time nonrefundable fee of up to $1,500 per brand, according to interviews with multiple sellers.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York City Marathon organizers on Friday settled a lawsuit by runners who said their use of a lottery, in which nonrefundable fees were charged, to decide who gets to race was illegal.
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Similarly, purchasing a refundable ticket in lieu of nonrefundable may be more expensive (up to 260% more), but more prudent for indecisive travelers — just make sure the refundable ticket costs less than an airline's change fee.
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The board interview happens at the end of the purchase process, after buyers have been approved for a loan, handed a nonrefundable deposit to the seller, and completed a board package exposing their entire financial life.
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The House bill also requires that anyone claiming the proposed family tax credit must include the name and SSN for each child in order to qualify for both the refundable and nonrefundable portions of the CTC.
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One obvious approach to this is to create a nonrefundable tax credit which would provide relief to students who obtained degrees or other training in subject areas that are needed in the community in which they live.
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American will refund a nonrefundable ticket if it cancels a flight and the schedule change is 23 minutes or more, and has been offering some passengers a cash premium to take the credit rather than the refund.
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Guests who booked before March 6 and decide to cancel their trip will be allowed to move their booking to a new date and receive a future credit in the amount of the company's nonrefundable cancellation fee.
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The 11-course meal costs $293 a person with service and tax, and the only way to reserve a table is to buy a nonrefundable ticket, which, of course, is tough to score (though tickets are transferable).
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They said the nonrefundable $11 fee charged by the New York Road Runners to enter the drawing is a payment from runners to win a prize — a coveted spot in the race — and violates New York State law.
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Rates are based on factors such as the cost of the wedding, with coverage kicking in to cover nonrefundable costs related to natural disasters as well as other wedding woes, such as a vendor going out of business.
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Meanwhile, the child and dependent care credit is nonrefundable and does basically nothing to help poor families afford child care services, and the dependent exemption is likewise only a benefit to families rich enough to pay income taxes.
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The tickets are nonrefundable but if you don't use them by the end of June, then the price you paid for the ticket can be applied to the purchase of a new ticket with an equal or higher price.
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In general, plans can cost as much as 6 percent of the tuition tab and are purchased a semester at a time to cover in-state and out-of-state nonrefundable tuition as well as housing and other fees.
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"When you purchase a trip insurance plan to protect the money you spent for your trip, it's important to know what your total nonrefundable trip cost is," said Justin Tysdal, CEO of Seven Corners Inc, a travel insurance provider.
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A few years ago, the New York Road Runners changed the word they used after being sued for running a lottery (they used to charge a nonrefundable fee to enter the marathon drawing; after a 2016 settlement, they don't).
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Those who carry heavy bags, change or cancel reservations if they buy nonrefundable tickets, or want extra amenities that had previously been included in all ticket prices are instead given the option of purchasing these extras a la carte.
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Buyers are usually required to make a 21392 percent nonrefundable deposit, and are advised to hire an experienced real estate lawyer to help with any financing needs and to oversee the transaction, which typically takes two to three months to complete.
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It just means that, as a best practice, whenever you purchase tickets through an OTA or travel booking site, you should wait a few days, or until you get ticket confirmation, before making any additional nonrefundable plans for your trip.
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When I was too hurt to run what should have been my first marathon, I went to the race site anyway because my hotel room was nonrefundable, then hung out on the beach while runners raced along the boardwalk behind me.
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Rhino, which started in late 2017, has helped pioneer an insurance option: Tenants pay a nonrefundable monthly fee (about $13 for a $3,000-a-month apartment) instead of a deposit, and Rhino insures the apartment, paying the landlord for any damages.
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You can hear them here: Now, if you want to order one, and you aren't one of the first six people to place your order, you'll have to put down a nonrefundable $6,000 deposit and wait a few months before yours arrives.
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As soon as late January, the memo shows, Amtrak&aposs cheapest "saver" fares could become completely nonrefundable and nonchangeable 24 hours after purchase, with the second level "value" fares subject to a 25% cancellation fee or 15% change fee within 14 days of departure.
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Those who want to postpone their trip beyond March 231, wish to change their origin or destination or no longer want to travel at all are eligible for a nonrefundable voucher valid for one year on Air France, KLM or HOP, a subsidiary of Air France.
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For the accused in New York City, who are mostly poor African-American and Hispanic people, the financial burden is acute: about $13 million in lost wages, and between $16 million and $27 million in nonrefundable fees paid to bail bond companies, according to the report.
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A leaked memo suggests Amtrak is considering airline-style changes to its ticketing policies, including nonrefundable fares and change feesLA purchased 130 electric buses — the largest order in the US. The city's chief of transit reveals the challenges ahead in electrifying the country's 2nd-largest city.
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Because these amounts are often quite high (the average bail for a felony is between $22009,237 and $20133,22013), individuals or families often turn to a bail bondsman, a person who fronts most of the money while also charging a nonrefundable premium (usually 22 percent of the bail amount).
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Boarding by: Groups A through E. A and B have frequent flier status or premium class seats, C is in the back half of the main cabin, D is in the front and E is for "Saver" seats, which are the cheapest, largely nonrefundable and do not allow advance seat assignments.
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And if you've ever tried to get your money back after an airline botched its baggage delivery, as I did recently, you're acutely aware of the following facts: ■ Any attempt to reason with the airline begins with the discovery that it may have declared all baggage fees nonrefundable in nearly every circumstance.
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Consider booking a nonrefundable rate (and have your credit card charged now) if you want to lock in that strong dollar now; make a cancelable reservation and monitor the market if you think there's room for the pound (or listed hotel rates) to drop further and want to benefit from that by being charged on site.
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