That's why people are overpaying, we calculated [consumers are overpaying around] $50 billion in insurance premiums per year.
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To avoid overpaying to access your cash, follow Styles' advice.
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BlackBerry argued that it was overpaying Qualcomm in royalty payments.
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"It's a wild west... indeed we are overpaying" for PPE.
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But frothy markets mean buyout groups risk overpaying to clinch them.
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Over all, Toshiba has been widely criticized for overpaying for Westinghouse.
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To foreign eyes, it might look like the Chinese are overpaying.
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By not overpaying now, they've just guaranteed that they'll overpay later.
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If you neglect to do so, you may end up overpaying.
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Over all, Toshiba has been widely criticized for overpaying for Westinghouse.
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With a price like that, many collectors might worry about overpaying.
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We wanted to make sure you weren't overpaying for your gigabytes.
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Unless Meda's share price is excessively depressed, Mylan appears to be overpaying.
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Is Kors overpaying for one of the glitziest names in high fashion?
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Investors may be right, though, to worry that the buyer is overpaying.
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Buyers can lose their heads, overpaying in the heat of the moment.
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"Now they're not, so now you're massively overpaying alimony, potentially," Vaughn said.
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And the marginal cost of overpaying is infinitesimal relative to that base.
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Consumers with Amazon and Yelp in their pockets can easily avoid overpaying.
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She thinks he should pay more and he thinks he's actually overpaying.
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Several analyses have suggested that Medicare may be overpaying for their services.
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Seniors and government programs are overpaying due to lack of negotiating tools.
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Speaking of Comcast: Is it overpaying for what's essentially a European DirecTV?
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Want to evade taxes by overpaying subsidiaries abroad for bananas you're importing?
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But Chevron must also guard against overpaying for Anadarko and its energy portfolio.
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SABB shares sank 4.7 percent as some investors bet the bank was overpaying.
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And when it comes to taxes, overpaying has a particular kind of sting.
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By the site's estimates, 4.7 million users are overpaying on their auto loans.
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Here are some big mistakes that can lead to overpaying for a car.
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I've made mistakes, like using out-of-network providers or overpaying for prescriptions.
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Here's how to watch your favorite shows without overpaying for a dozen apps.
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That's because it likely means you've been overpaying on taxes throughout the year.
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By consistently avoiding overpaying on deals, pressure for the next round is naturally released.
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He said investors are overpaying for stakes in Darden, Texas Roadhouse and Bloomin' Brands.
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Some analysts, including BMO's Alex Arfaei, said Pfizer appeared to be overpaying for Medivation.
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Here are some other tips, and a guide to not overpaying on Black Friday.
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But at this fair, overpaying for hogs raised by hobbyist farmers is the point.
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Overpaying for college textbooks is one rite of passage that's getting easier to avoid.
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But it would be politically easier, and remove the very real risk of overpaying.
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They end up overpaying because no one wants to comparison shop amidst a tragedy.
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More importantly, sometimes a team might be justified in overpaying to get one specific piece.
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Though that's probably not overpaying enough for the type of crowd that Caviar is targeting.
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"Winning By Not Overpaying" is how Wells Fargo analyst Roger Read summed up Chevron's decision.
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Rates and reviews often aren't available, so customers can end up overpaying for underwhelming selection.
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But overpaying for seasonings and snacks and shelling out $40 for a useless product smarts.
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Bank interest rates are low enough that I don't worry about overpaying by a bit.
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But for the moment, it still just looks like Pfizer is overpaying, Robert Cyran writes.
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With fewer investment opportunities, venture firms may end up overpaying for pieces of private companies.
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Bernstein said investors in Costco are overpaying for the quality of earnings, dividends and defensiveness.
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He said investors in Costco are overpaying for the quality of earnings, dividends and defensiveness.
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Looks like they're tired of overpaying for cryptos and waiting for the market to even out.
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That means the team may be overpaying for his services but not in an extreme way.
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PK: I was thinking about the streamers and the stories that you see about them overpaying.
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After all, the oligarch-on-the-run has a history of overpaying for Trump-adjacent lots.
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To ride one of Las Vegas' buses, you will need exact change to avoid severely overpaying.
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But a heated auction and back-of-the-envelope math hint that the buyer is overpaying.
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Avoid overpaying at Dunks by taking advantage of a special deal on this Cuisinart coffee maker.
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But it already seems to have hurt the players by discouraging owners from overpaying free agents.
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"If you just pay what the IRS says you owe, you could be overpaying, " Gentner said.
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This week brought a new puzzle, however, with evidence that some Swedes are deliberately overpaying their taxes.
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It alleges that Fresenius got cold feet because it believes it is now overpaying for the deal.
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Competitors have groused about the company overpaying for programming and thus bidding up the cost for everyone.
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And if Marriott were overpaying, the stock would get hammered — but it was barely down on Monday.
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Go first class in the next week instead of overpaying for a business class seat in August.
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Basically, this EOB, as it's known, could be what keeps you from overpaying for your medical care.
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Analysts and investors have criticized the company's management and board of directors for overpaying for this deal.
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PRICES ARE HIGH AND WE NEED TO MAKE SURE WE'RE NOT OVERPAYING FOR THINGS THAT WE BUY.
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"If you buy something with bitcoin or ether you could be dramatically under or overpaying." says Winklevoss.
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Critics' corner: Neil Unmack and Robert Cyran of Breakingviews say Takeda needs a deal, but risks overpaying.
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With the U.S. stock market trading close to all-time highs, there's also the risk of overpaying.
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But the highly indebted media company faced financial constraints and was wary of overpaying, The Journal reported.
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While there are penalties for underpayment, overpaying your quarterly obligation doesn&apost earn you any meaningful advantage.
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Venezuela may eventually have to pay what it owes, but that will be easier than overpaying now.
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Khawaja Asif, Pakistan's energy minister, defended charges that Pakistan was favoring the Chinese or overpaying for power infrastructure.
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Infineon fell to the bottom of the STOXX 600 as some traders questioned whether the company was overpaying.
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Sanofi Chief Executive Olivier Brandicourt attempted on Friday to allay investor concerns that Sanofi could end up overpaying.
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Some Tesco shareholders have criticized the transaction, saying it was overpaying and a distraction from its turnaround plan.
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Or it may be because of investor errors—overpaying for faddish growth stocks while neglecting dowdy value stocks.
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Peter Brinckerhoff, an investor in the MLP, sued in 2011 and argued the MLP was coerced into overpaying.
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Financial planners are insurance experts who can help you understand if you are underinsured, overinsured, or just overpaying.
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In an open letter posted Tuesday, Icahn said Cigna is "dramatically overpaying" for a "highly challenged" Express Scripts.
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You just want to avoid overpaying for the crap candy that's only going to make you sick later.
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And if you haven't shopped around for cellphone service in the past two years, you are probably overpaying.
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In all likelihood, incentives are overpaying firms, leading to lost resources that could be used for other purposes.
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HNA may or may not be overpaying for Hong Kong real estate, but it is driving up prices.
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"The best way to lose a collector is to make them feel they are overpaying," Mr. Picón said.
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Large fleet owners like Mr. Freidman were intentionally overpaying for medallions to increase the value of their portfolios.
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Taxed and capitalized, these are worth about $320 million today, suggesting Coach is overpaying by about $200 million.
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Some Tesco shareholders have criticized the deal, saying it was overpaying and a distraction from its turnaround plan.
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Disney executives shrugged and said they didn't mind overpaying if it got them the tech they needed, quickly.
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Taxed and capitalized these are worth about $320 million today, suggesting Coach is overpaying by around $200 million.
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That's the 2017 UFA situation, too, only instead of overpaying for decent peanuts, GMs will be overpaying for [ fill in the blank with a food item you really don't like, because food is subjective and if I name a food I don't like, this probably won't translate as well for you].
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Lastly, if Plum spots you are overpaying on various household bills it will offer to help you switch suppliers.
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The DOJ said UPS did not provide previously-agreed-upon discounts, resulting in the government overpaying for package deliveries.
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Sabra was overpaying for Care Capital's assets by up to 30 percent, the hedge fund said in a presentation.
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Some industry leaders fed the frenzy by purposefully overpaying for medallions in order to inflate prices, The Times found.
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Will seemed more embarrassed about his abode's sorry state than that he was overpaying to live in a teardown.
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Missteps range from failing to contribute enough to receive an employer match, to overpaying in plan fees and costs.
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Chevron, a company worth nearly six times as much as Occidental, walked away from the deal because it feared overpaying.
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They are in no hurry and, like others, wary of overpaying—reasonable enough in light of shale firms' falling value.
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"Everybody who has a monthly bill is overpaying on a monthly bill," said Barry Gross, president and founder of BillCutterz.
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Most people would blanch at the idea of voluntarily overpaying the Internal Revenue Service more than half a million dollars.
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BECKY QUICK: When you start looking around, is that-- do you think the private equity companies are overpaying for this?
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The self-described Democratic socialist made $31,825 in 2014 tax payments, overpaying the $21625,2900 he owed that year by $220006,2202.
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He's also been criticized for overpaying for satellite TV company DirecTV, which AT&T bought for $67 billion in 2015.
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Broadcom said that Qualcomm's raised bid would amount to overpaying for NXP and cut its own bid as a result.
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Okay, that's "free" if you don't count the fact that you have been overpaying for your Ticketmaster tickets for years.
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The tweet came after Pritzker said on CNN's "State of the Union" that states were overpaying for personal protective equipment.
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We've found in our testing that $100 is the sweet spot to get all the features you need without overpaying.
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Sure it might be overpaying yet again, but that delta would easily be swallowed up by Vision Fund 2 fees.
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Have Chinese companies been overpaying for football clubs and hotel chains, or have they been making shrewd judgments about consumer trends?
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I am definitely overpaying for the latte I order ($5.98), but the unobstructed vista of the Eiffel Tower is beyond price.
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Having a handful of granola bars, an apple or a bag of chips will also save you from overpaying for snacks.
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It's not worth overpaying for a dude who can increase your recovery odds from zero percent to zero point five percent.
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Conversely, scammers will sometimes pay for items with a bogus check in order to ask for a refund for "accidentally" overpaying.
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So you'll be able to keep your trusted droplet and add more storage without overpaying for computing power you don't need.
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Investors are perhaps fearing that it may be overpaying to enter the media industry, while its core businesses are slowly shrinking.
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The Knicks had to make an offer large enough to discourage Atlanta from matching, which puts them at risk of overpaying.
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Anthem said it is working to renegotiate the contract this year to avoid overpaying for pharmaceuticals based on current market conditions.
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Trump allies say his annoyance with providing aid to allies is consistent when he feels the United States is overpaying. Sen.
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Insurers, however, often gravitate to the higher numbers that indicate they're massively overpaying for routine care that could be delivered elsewhere.
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Of course, you can't figure out if you're overpaying if you don't know how much you're spending in the first place.
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What Republicans oppose is overpaying for so-called infrastructure bills that include plenty of items that have nothing to do with infrastructure.
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The profitability question may also concern Chinese regulators, worried that Chinese firms desperate to move money abroad are overpaying to do so.
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Citigroup is agreeing to refund $335 million to a group of customers who may have been overpaying interest on their credit cards.
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His team has been taking longer to make investments, fearful of overpaying for a private equity opportunity that may not perform well.
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In other words, Mark will end up overpaying by about $1,000 over the life of the loan, or about $17 every month.
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Since 2010, the industry has written off $85 billion due to overpaying for acquisitions and massive cost overruns on mine builds, he said.
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He said the government would be prepared to introduce new laws if the regulator's changes did not do enough to stop customers overpaying.
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Nearly everything from the brand costs less than $25, so you're never overpaying for kids clothes, and all the styles are gender neutral.
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I did pretty well, but I'm still getting a few hundred dollars back from the government for overpaying in taxes throughout the year.
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Ultimately, they need to understand what they are buying, so they can give engineering what they need without overpaying for the required resources.
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Enterprising types had—and have—umpteen ways to sneak money out, from overpaying for imports to smuggling cash across the border in luggage.
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According to NBC, the SFMTA had chronic problems from 1995 to 2012 with drivers overpaying fines, leading to $6 million in overpaid revenue.
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In Aggretsuko's case, it means overpaying at restaurants for cute foods that taste mediocre, or planning trips just to snap a cute picture.
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Men were hooked on the same product month after month, overpaying but what was the alternative if your aim was a naked face?
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My boyfriend lives for Costco, so he tells me we'll go to buy our meat tomorrow to avoid overpaying at our local supermarket.
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Smaller refunds aren't necessarily a bad thing: It may mean that you kept more of your own cash instead of overpaying the IRS.
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The end result for customers is being able to snag a ticket without overpaying – though having more flexible travel dates, of course, helps.
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Last year some prominent Tesco investors criticised the deal, saying Lewis was overpaying and that it would distract from the company's turnaround plan.
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Sweeney appeared headed that way, as he spent the summer acquiring draft picks and shipping away Milan Lucic ... but overpaying for Matt Beleskey?
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Despite having well stocked war chests, private equity funds have found it difficult to invest without overpaying due to rich equity market valuations.
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The attorney general has forced out numerous sets of trustees and accused it of malfeasance by overpaying trustees and buying a golf course.
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The bottom line: MedPAC has criticized the home health industry for several years, arguing taxpayers are overpaying while companies are reaping large profits.
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Overlapping benefitsStill, when it comes to rewards credit cards with high annual fees, you can wind up overpaying for benefits you can't use.
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Clawbacks are rampant; a study found that customers overpaid for their prescriptions 22019 percent of the time, overpaying by an average of $7.69.
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In the end, Viacom may have decided that it could not risk overpaying, according to some of the people briefed on the matter.
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Bristol-Myers shareholders will be less concerned about the company overpaying for the deal if the acquisition target is also owned by them.
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Sausage Party is exactly the kind of movie its title would suggest: You know what you're going to get long before overpaying for popcorn.
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Recently completed audits revealed that the California National Guard was overpaying bonuses due to a lack of oversight at the time, the investigation found.
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Critics, including some British lawmakers and academics, say the country would be overpaying at that minimum price, which equates to double current market levels.
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Or maybe you suspect you're overpaying for cleaning supplies and would rather reduce that budget and put the money into your avocado toast habit.
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And indeed, we're overpaying, I would say, for (personal protective equipment), because of that competition," Pritzker, a Democrat, said on "State of the Union.
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However, he wants to know that management teams are timing their decisions well by not executing buybacks at high prices or overpaying for acquisitions.
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After overpaying in dollars for Zack Greinke and players for Shelby Miller, they stumbled to 93 losses and fired their general manager and manager.
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Most people are overpaying for car or home insurance, but many don't know by how much or even how to compare different plans or carriers.
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The deal-hungry Chinese travel conglomerate known for overpaying wants to invest in Value Partners, one of Asia's few sizeable independent asset managers, says Bloomberg.
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Instead of overpaying for Shattenkirk when he's probably coming to New York in July as a free agent, the Rangers exercised patience at the deadline.
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MNG said if Gannett's board does not shift course from overpaying for "non-core, aspirational and dilutive digital deals", the (Gannett) stock will drop further.
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Rather than reflect that Harbour Energy is overpaying, this likely shows that investors don't believe the bid will clear the regulatory hurdles in its way.
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Fitzpatrick has the payday he was after all along, while the Jets don't have to worry about overpaying an older quarterback for the long-term.
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The new Autotech Ventures fund comes as vehicle manufacturers and suppliers are scouring the technology sector for talent and ideas but are wary of overpaying.
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Katsuki said it was not overpaying for the Australian assets, saying deal valuations of around 15-16 times EBITDA were now common in the industry.
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So lest you end up regretting overpaying for that bubblegum-pink ice cream maker, create a list beforehand and log on with a game plan.
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"Individual bonds often trade at wide bid/ask spreads, which means you could end up overpaying for the bond if you're not careful," Twibell said.
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The shares are still down 17 percent this year on concern it may be overpaying for assets, but investors appeared to be rethinking that Thursday.
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If they can't keep track of where the money goes, it's much harder to root out waste or avoid overpaying for basic goods and services.
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Zuercher Kantonalbank analyst Michael Nawrath said the deal reflected Roche's strategy of making bolt-on acquisitions, adding it was not overpaying for the new assets.
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Deferred tax assets refer in some cases to a company overpaying taxes in advance and then getting them back in the form of tax relief.
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Other than overpaying mediocre players and giving them "vacations" (hi Aaron Ross!), old rebuilding Jags teams wouldn't get a sniff at players like Randall Cobb.
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Using a new benefits rate calculation, the city also determined they had been overpaying the carpenters and moved to restrict benefits to recoup the difference.
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" It added, "If Gannett's board does not shift course from overpaying for noncore, aspirational and dilutive digital deals, we believe the stock will drop further.
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The main concern in all this is that the Knicks are severely overpaying Hardaway, in large part to dissuade the Hawks from re-signing him.
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Icahn opposed the deal earlier this month, arguing that Cigna was overpaying for a company whose business faces possible existential crises from regulators and Amazon.
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Sure, it looks like something an art school kid would wear to a Halloween party, but rich people have been overpaying for clothing since time immemorial.
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The oil behemoth ultimately walked away rather risk overpaying in a bidding war, but it didn't walk away empty handed, collecting a $1 billion breakup fee.
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If you overlook a deduction or credit to which you are entitled, you won't run afoul of the I.R.S., but you will be overpaying your taxes.
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For instance, the service can tell you that you're overpaying for transactions in the U.S., that your decline rate has been going up lately and more.
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"Because the market hasn't done much until just recently, everyone is overpaying for dividend and safety and no one is really paying for the return upside."
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Mining deals slowed in recent years, due in part to commodity price pressures, balance sheet weakness and investor pushback against miners seen as overpaying for assets.
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The proof of concept was also shown alongside another app which allows people to pay the exact price for their parking spot without under or overpaying.
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If you love the feeling of luxury without overpaying, you'll adore these properties — especially considering they are all $100 a night or less, subject to availability.
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They've accumulated a bunch of cap space that they may believe is valuable for bringing in new players, and they successfully avoided "overpaying" their own players.
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"The policies for waterfront properties are complicated, and if you don't work with someone who's familiar with them, you could end up overpaying," Mr. Filopoulos said.
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If you're wondering whether you're eligible for programs like the earned income tax credit, these professionals can help you make sure you're not overpaying your taxes.
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Further, we found that many car buyers who end up overpaying cope by buying older, cheaper cars rather than shop around for a better interest rate.
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Brandicourt said he had to tread a fine line between delivering and overpaying, arguing many shareholders appreciated the financial discipline needed to walk away from deals.
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Yet, the government is sadly behind the adoption curve, overpaying for clunky stovepiped systems that rarely meet the expectations set by high-quality private-sector platforms.
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The Nestlé-type stock is the sort of fad that the giddier sort of investor piles into, only to rue overpaying as it falls back to earth.
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Low-ball bids left the CEO open to criticism for overpaying for the earlier stake, said the person, who asked not to be identified discussing sensitive topics.
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Icahn, who has a long position on Cigna and a short position on Express Scripts, said in a letter here that Cigna is overpaying for Express Scripts.
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But the price tag has left some investors concerned the utilities could be overpaying, despite obvious synergies with their other businesses in Latin America's most populous country.
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"This suggests [real estate investment trusts] are overpaying to bring in Tesla and Apple, and others, in order to drive foot traffic to the property," Collins said.
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"We chose Danielle for our brand because she speaks to an entire generation and doesn't believe in hype and overpaying," a representative from the brand told People.
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That ratio, known as enterprise value to free cash flow, helps determine whether investors are overpaying for anticipated growth, and how much a company's debt can hurt.
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While there are plenty of Instagrammable moments at Brimfield, dressing like an Instagram moment yourself will label you a sucker who might not know when she's overpaying.
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Then there are the Pentagon's sloppy purchasing practices, which result in overpaying for basic items like $500 worth of helicopter gears that the Army purchased for $8,000.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Russia's Gazprom should compensate Ukrainian energy firm Naftogaz for overpaying for its gas by 34 percent, Naftogaz deputy chief executive Yuri Vitrenko said on Monday.
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Are we here to champion Mike's right to consent, or are we all just sitting in a damp club overpaying for drinks because of its forbidden allure?
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And indeed, we're overpaying, I would say, for (personal protective equipment), because of that competition," Pritzker, a Democrat, told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The maker of Wise potato chips has been sued by two consumers who said it fills bags less than halfway, deceiving them into overpaying.
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Some experts say it could be a sign that Salesforce is overpaying for these acquisitions by assigning them too much value for intangible assets like customer loyalty.
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The market was likely overpaying for good fundamentals two weeks ago, and investors were giddily extrapolating the good news too far, encouraged by extraordinarily loose financial conditions.
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What worries me is that it's the Wild West and if that ... you could make the argument that some of these companies are overpaying to attract certain talent.
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They are also receiving a $41 refund, which means that instead of overpaying the government, they were able to keep more of their hard-earned money every month.
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Hartzer told the inquiry that Westpac's lower net interest margins, which were a trend across the banking sector, were indicative that customers aren't overpaying on their home loans.
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What's happening: Various lawsuits allege that hospitals are overpaying doctors or offering incentives like free office space in exchange for the downstream revenue that doctors create through referrals.
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Get your first 15 pairs of contact lenses for free from Hubble here Since you can't exactly compromise on your eyesight, you're usually left overpaying for your contacts.
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Motiva pulled out of the sale process fearing it could be seen as overpaying for the plant after outbidding other refiners, said a person familiar with the talks.
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Two of Tesco's biggest shareholders last month urged it to drop the Booker bid, saying it was overpaying and the deal was a distraction from its turnaround plan.
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And right now, the debt market is broadcasting a dangerous message: Investors, desperate for debt instruments that pay high interest, have been overpaying for riskier and riskier obligations.
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The Times revealed last April that Trump had regularly threatened to fire Cohen and quoted Roger Stone saying that Trump mocked Cohen for overpaying for Trump real estate.
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While some observers saw this fee as overpaying, others noted that getting a transfer worth $1 billion on the blockchain ASAP may have been incentive to the sender.
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By deciphering an SD card's different features, you can find the right SD card for your device, allowing for maximum performance without overpaying for features you'll never use.
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"Either Salesforce is overpaying for the acquisition, or the amounts assigned to other intangible assets might be lower (potential undervaluation)," Chaney said in an email to Business Insider.
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With collectors wary of overpaying for unknown quantities, dealers are struggling to make the low price points for emerging art pay for booth rentals at major art fairs.
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And in May, TIAA-CREF agreed to pay $1.50 million in a suit involving charges of self-dealing that led to overpaying in administrative and investment management fees.
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Two justices were charged with overpaying retired judges who fill in to hear cases, and one justice, Robin Davis, was charged with wasteful spending on her office renovations.
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The official noted that financial advisers do not tend to encourage clients to seek higher refunds, since that essentially means taxpayers are overpaying the government throughout the year.
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Under questioning, Costa described how he, Cerveró and other Petrobras directors had been deliberately overpaying on contracts with various companies for office construction, drilling rigs, refineries and exploration vessels.
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Thanks to technology, gone are the days of overpaying for flights, struggling to book a place to stay when you travel, or suffering through terrible meals at subpar restaurants.
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I'm an advocate for substance over style, and like most people I'm sick and tired of overpaying for something that's mediocre at best just because of hyped brand prestige.
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Buying higher quality, smaller bottles certainly means spending more money, but, when I thought about the way I was originally doing it, I was overpaying for poor quality oil.
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But it's more likely that: Kekalainen stays true to his word, making a depth pickup here or there without overpaying, and hopes for the best once the playoffs arrive.
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That study created headaches for Mexico's richest man, as it found consumers were overpaying billions of dollars each year for phone and internet services in a market he dominates.
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NEW YORK, April 4 (Reuters) - The maker of Wise potato chips has been sued by two consumers who said it fills bags less than halfway, deceiving them into overpaying.
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The value of announced deals worldwide fell 37.77 percent in the third quarter as apprehension among corporate executives about overpaying prevented a repeat of last year's deal-making frenzy.
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If the pace is indeed slowing, as Tuesday's news implies, it could be an encouraging sign of a renewed commitment to developing drugs instead of just overpaying for them.
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"There's an established legal doctrine that says you can potentially be sued for overpaying your CEO to go away," said Eric Talley, a Columbia Law School corporate governance professor.
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And for Buffett, fear of overpaying may be allayed by the dividends and the knowledge that as a preferred shareholder he ranks ahead of common stockholders if something goes wrong.
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This overlap could boost support for the deal, because Bristol-Myers shareholders will be less concerned about the company overpaying if the acquisition target, Celgene, is also owned by them.
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Needless to say, this unique blend of macho competition and superstitious overpaying leads to all kinds of piscine drama, which is exactly what happened earlier this week at Tsukiji market.
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Other companies to gain some traction include Propel, which simplifies the process of getting food stamps, and Remedy, whose software aims to help consumers avoid overpaying on their medical bills.
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When you bring in a competitor, it means the likelihood of competition for pricing ... There's more a danger of overpaying for a project or getting lower returns for a project.
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Whether you're overpaying for dinner and flowers tonight or wallowing in your own singledom, you can at least take solace in the fact that you're doing better than these people.
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Even with the surge in supply, Pritzker, the Illinois governor, complained that it's still "a wild West out there" and everyone is overpaying for personal protective equipment as a result.
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The bigger risk was overpaying – as implied by the jumps in the bidders' share prices and the dip in the target's on Thursday on news the war might be over.
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"A mechanism is being worked on to prevent the government and companies from overpaying due to the high exchange rate," said a separate source with direct knowledge of the discussions.
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At the end of the day, getting the best deal is most important, says Kirman, explaining that getting impatient and too emotionally invested in a property can lead to overpaying.
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"Given that the RTH has been roaring lately, I think you'll end up overpaying if you don't wait for a little bit of a downturn," the "Mad Money" host said.
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In their book Scorecasting, L. Jon Wertheim and Toby Moskowitz point to psychological factors for NFL draft decisions—including people overpaying for things when they feel they're in competition with others.
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Some shareholders at Wednesday's meeting had expressed concern about Shell overpaying for BG, based on the near halving of oil prices since the deal was announced on April 8 last year.
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On the flip side, to avoid overpaying the IRS, Spears says she keeps a running tally of her business expenses so that writing them off come tax time is less stressful.
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Catalyst, in an open letter, said Corus is overpaying for the assets and asked the family to disclose the number of offers and the price ranges for the offers it received.
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Some members of the board are worried that paying a premium for Viacom and taking its CEO will be seen as overpaying for an underperforming company, one of the people said.
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What is very hard, though, is to provision the right amount of resources to run the service, especially when your users' demand comes in spikes, without overpaying for unused capacity. Vizion.
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Among the ten financial indiscretions noted by the board, Weiner is accused of overpaying a fundraising consultant and improperly continuing payments to the company Vimeo after the end of the election.
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"We're competing against each other, we're competing against other countries, it's a wild west, I would say, out there, and indeed, we're overpaying for PPE because of that competition," Illinois Gov.
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He's remembered for overpaying for acquisitions like aQuantive for $6 billion and trying to buy Yahoo for $44 billion (which, it turns out, would have netted some pretty attractive investment stakes).
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There's a chance Bristol investors, who think the company is overpaying for Celgene, may not approve the acquisition, Mizuho Securities USA said after conducting a quick survey of about 100 institutional clients.
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Consumers who pick a big-box funeral home assuming its prices are competitive could be overpaying, according to a new report from the Consumer Federation of America and the Funeral Consumers Alliance.
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This is like the habit of not overpaying for convenience and speaks to how frugal minded people are often thinking long term – what they'll need in a month or two, or six.
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"Most people are seeing the benefits of the tax cut in larger paychecks throughout the year, instead of tax refunds that are the result of people overpaying the government," the spokesperson said.
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The service tracks airlines' ever-changing ticket prices in order to present information in an easy-to-read format, telling you when it's the best time to snag a ticket without overpaying.
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In an open letter, Catalyst, which contends Corus is overpaying for the assets, called on the family to disclose the number of offers and the price ranges of the offers it received.
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State officials keep saying that without some sort of government guidance, they're left competing for the same equipment (as opposed to having that equipment go where it's most needed) and thus overpaying.
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Dennis Quaid may be overpaying his estranged wife for child and spousal support ... but then again, he might be underpaying, so everyone's quietly gone to court to try and square things up.
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I'll go back to overpaying them when I start working again.) HOA: $303 (includes water, trash, gym, snow removal)401(k): 10% of my paycheck with 5% company contribution and 3.5% match.
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Terra Firma's case had focused on a series of alleged "oral misrepresentations" by senior Citi bankers David Wormsley, Chad Leat and Michael Klein, which it claimed led to the firm overpaying for EMI.
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Moreover, in the cities where Divvy is operating, housing prices don't move around a lot, so a tenant could be overpaying at any buyback price that's north of where the home sells today.
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All the old favorites return from Jane Horrocks' Bubble – who's been overpaying herself for some time (well wouldn't you if you worked for Eddy?) – to Mother, played by the ever-delightful June Whitfield.
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From mid-November to Christmas Eve the market attracts thousands of visitors, each hoping to partake in the seasonal magic by wondering the snow kissed streets and massively overpaying for watery mulled wine.
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Oregon-based collector Nira Levine is suing the owners of the Lower East Side's Woodward Gallery for allegedly duping her into overpaying for works by Andy Warhol, Pablo Picasso, Keith Haring, and others.
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"Most people are seeing the benefits of the tax cut in larger paychecks throughout the year, instead of tax refunds that are the result of people overpaying the government," a Treasury spokesperson said.
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Petrobras was alerted to potential problems in its trading operation since at least 211, when a whistleblower went public with claims that the energy giant was overpaying for some of its oil purchases.
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If you haven't tried out their glasses yet and are still picking from the small selection at your optometrist's office, you're probably overpaying and you're definitely missing out on some pretty cool frames.
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Shop underwear and basics at Tommy John here: Tommy John, NordstromNew Yorkers are used to overpaying for things, but can you really justify paying $20 to $30 for a single pair of underwear?
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The arrests of Tra and Trong came after the government accused Mobifone of overpaying for a 95 percent stake in a loss-making private pay TV provider, causing losses to the state budget.
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"There's still a lot of pent-up value locked up in that segment of the market because people have been overpaying for growth at the very end of a bull cycle," she said.
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"We're competing against each other, we're competing against other countries, it's a wild west, I would say, out there, and indeed, we're overpaying for [personal protective equipment] because of that competition," Illinois Gov.
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Petrobras was alerted to potential problems in its trading operation since at least 21, when a whistleblower went public with claims that the energy giant was overpaying for some of its oil purchases.
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You might have signed up for a 10GB family plan, for example, and your family might only be using 8GB of data, which means you're overpaying for the additional 2GB you never use.
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If you want to stay out of trouble and potential harm, don't bother with drugs in a foreign country, unless wildly overpaying to give yourself a nosebleed sounds like your idea of fun.
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My travails to snag it — risking it being seized by customs, overpaying sellers, weathering formula changes — surely rival those of the Arthurian knights who searched for their own Holy Grail in medieval lore.
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"This overbuying and overpaying will mean a lot less money will be available to use to reach California's clean-energy goals," Ms. Lynch said, calling it "a double economic whammy" for the state.
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The partnership values Cruise at $11.5 billion, a figure exceeding some analyst targets and a triumph for GM, which was criticized for overpaying an estimated $1 billion for the startup two years ago.
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Competition authorities are likely to scrutinize the tie-up closely, and some of Bayer's own shareholders have been highly critical of a takeover that they say risks overpaying and neglecting the company's pharmaceutical business.
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Viola and Profumo were drafted in back in 2012 to turn the bank round after its balance sheet was wrecked by overpaying on the purchase of a rival bank and engineering risky derivatives trades.
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BRUSSELS, Sept 11 (Reuters) - ArcelorMittal shares fell more than 2 percent on Tuesday after the world's largest steelmaker said it had raised its offer for India's Essar Steel , prompting concerns that it was overpaying.
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According to Citizens Advice, customers who stayed loyal to mobile and broadband providers and to those providing financial services such as savings and insurance were overpaying by 4 billion pounds ($5 billion) a year.
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The main goal is to help car owners avoid overpaying for car insurance as the plans change over time, and other providers end up giving them a better deal for the coverage they need.
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Whether you're overpaying for cellular data each month or choosing a large cable plan over streaming services, there are several ways you can cut costs and pay for only what you use and need.
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Since wildly overpaying for Albert Pujols and Josh Hamilton early in this decade, the Angels have added high-impact players like shortstop Andrelton Simmons, outfielder Justin Upton and the two-way star Shohei Ohtani.
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The billionaire investor, who has a long position on Cigna and a short position on Express Scripts, said in a letter titled "Cigna's $60 billion folly" that the insurer was overpaying for Express Scripts.
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But it also reflects the fact that, until the last few years, TV guys were happy to sell off streaming rights to their shows, because they thought people like Netflix were overpaying for them.
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"Most people are seeing the benefits of the tax cut in larger paychecks throughout the year, instead of tax refunds that are the result of people overpaying the government," a Treasury Department spokeswoman said.
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And while subscribing to name a brand cloud service like iCloud or Dropbox may seem like the easy route, you'll only end up overpaying for measly storage that won't even fit your cat video collection.
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"When a strategy almost inevitably doesn't produce a return for a short amount of time, some investors believe they are overpaying and may abandon [it] when it is actually producing the most value," he added.
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That makes a handy way to determine whether money was being wasted on licenses for certain apps; or conversely whether companies are suffering from "shadow IT": overpaying by not consolidating their purchasing and bargaining power.
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Jana founder and managing partner Barry Rosenstein wrote in a letter to EQT's board of directors that the company was overpaying for Rice Energy and that the activist hedge fund's proposal would deliver more value.
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In fact, homeowners in 48 states are overpaying for flood insurance and footing the bill for Mississippi and Louisiana, where homeowners have received more in claim payments than they pay for in flood insurance premiums.
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The former director of Valencia's Institut Valencià d'Art Modern, Consuelo Císcar, and four of her staff are under investigation for allegedly overpaying for art and other financial irregularities during her 10-year tenure (2004–53).
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Tesco's third and fourth largest investors, Schroders and Artisan Partners, this week called on the supermarket group to withdraw its offer, saying it was overpaying and the deal was a distraction to its turnaround plan.
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Such is the reputation of Japanese companies for overpaying that when Olympus, the camera maker, intentionally inflated the price of a British acquisition by almost $700 million in 2008, it set off few alarm bells.
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However, competition authorities are likely to scrutinize the tie-up closely, and some of Bayer's own shareholders have been highly critical of a takeover plan which they say risks overpaying and neglecting the company's pharmaceutical business.
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In a decision late on Tuesday, U.S. Magistrate Judge Nathanael Cousins in San Jose, California said PETA failed to show that Whole Foods' alleged misrepresentations on in-store signs, placards and napkins defrauded consumers into overpaying.
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But as the pace of dealmaking speeds up, advisers to buyout funds have warned that there is a risk of overpaying for assets as multiples have already surpassed the record highs of before the financial crisis.
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In its last years in the Seagram Building, the Four Seasons had become a shabby but lovely museum of midcentury architecture and design, with martinis that I didn't mind overpaying for and food that I did.
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"Most people are seeing the benefits of the tax cut in larger paychecks throughout the year, instead of tax refunds that are the result of people overpaying the government," a Treasury spokesperson said in a statement.
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Mylan's New Deal May Not Be the One Shareholders Wanted | The drug maker Mylan, which rejected one offer and was itself rebuffed on another, may be overpaying for the Swedish company Meda, Robert Cyran writes in Breakingviews.
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The central bank is particularly worried that, thanks to cheap credit, some firms are overpaying for acquisitions and could find themselves nursing painful losses should they have to book big writedowns on takeover values in the future.
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Viola and Profumo were drafted in at Monte dei Paschi in 2012 to turn it around after it wrecked its balance sheet by overpaying on the purchase of rival Antonveneta in 2007 and engineering risky derivatives trades.
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Investors took a dimmer view, however, sending shares in Infineon sharply lower on fears that it was overpaying in a transaction that will be 30% financed through equity, with the rest paid for in debt and cash.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. judge on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit claiming that Tootsie Roll Industries Inc tricked consumers into overpaying for Junior Mints by filling more than one-third of its candy boxes with empty space.
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Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost's lawsuit followed a probe into the extent pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) like OptumRx had engaged in pricing practices that resulted in the state overpaying for drugs for people covered by state health programs.
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TCI has waged a public campaign to persuade Safran to cancel its proposed $9 billion offer for Zodiac, saying it was overpaying for a struggling company, a view underpinned by Zodiac's posting of a first-half operating loss.
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"There are beads of sweat forming on the brows of a few people thinking, Is this deal where I'm overpaying?" said Richard Hope, managing director on the investment team at Hamilton Lane Inc, a private markets investment firm.
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Look At Your Past Data UseTo know what plan you should be on (and if you're currently overpaying for what you need), you first need to have a good idea of how much data you use each month.
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But Mr. Kushner insisted that his shares be sold directly to other Cadre owners, instead of on the open market, to avoid any attempt by an outsider to influence him by overpaying for the stake, the spokesman said.
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Only people who paid more than they would have under an income-driven repayment plan on their most recent monthly loan payment and the one 203 months ago (and thus were consistently overpaying, in effect) will be eligible.
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"Kroton would have to offer a better proposal than current market value to comply with Estácio's bylaws and convince shareholders to accept the deal," Azevedo said, noting that Kroton has ample room to raise the bid without overpaying.
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Over the past year, as farmers throughout America were hit hard by President Trump's trade wars, the administration put together a $28 billion package that, according to some reports, could actually be overpaying some farmers for their losses.
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The latest: A new report from the Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General says that because Nantucket Cottage Hospital miscalculated wages and costs in 2015, it led to Medicare overpaying all other Massachusetts hospitals by $133.6 million.
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Tesla's heady valuation - about 26.6 times the next 23 months of expected earnings - and the implication that shareholders may be overpaying for Musk's small but fast-growing luxury car company have made the stock a favorite of short sellers.
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Once you try the cinnamon toast here—the OG San Francisco toast—any qualms you had about overpaying for something you can make at home will fade like footprints on the Pacific-washed sand that's just five blocks away.
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Medicare Advantage organizations had assigned the rights to sue to recover damages for allegedly overpaying for the drugs to several entities, but U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs in Boston ruled they had waited too long to pursue racketeering claims.
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Buy gift cards for stores you frequentSimilar to overpaying your utility bills, if you can float a small loan to yourself, consider buying a gift card or two for stores you know you&aposre going to shop at later.
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"Most people are seeing the benefits of the tax cut in larger paychecks throughout the year, instead of tax refunds that are the result of people overpaying the government," a Treasury spokesperson said in a statement earlier this month.
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Companies have become wary of overpaying for M&A deals, with the stock market hovering around record highs and the S&P 500 Index's price-to-earnings ratio around its highest level since the 2008 financial crisis, Reuters reported last Friday.
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And what sparked it was an article where somebody was saying that we're overpaying these young Instagrammers who are getting these huge salaries to post one thing — these stories of people getting so much money to do a single post.
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"When I say that Apple is the mall, I also mean that if you were actually thinking of going to the mall, you probably ended up using your iPhone to comparison shop to be sure you weren't overpaying," Cramer said.
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"When I say that Apple is the mall, I also mean that if you were actually thinking of going to the mall, you probably ended up using your iPhone to comparison shop to be sure you weren't overpaying," Cramer said.
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What's next: The 2019 fiscal year is off to a fast start, with a few prominent settlements involving allegations of hospitals purposely overpaying for physician practices, orthopedic providers willfully gaming the billing system, and a broadening investigation into Medicare Advantage coding.
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However, unless one has access to very fine-grained customer acquisition costs, churn and cohort activity data, it's fiendishly difficult to tell the difference between a healthy hyper-growth SaaS company and one that is overpaying for low-quality growth.
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Some IT analysts said the deal did not make strategic sense for HCL over the long term because it already maintained a partnership with IBM for a bulk of the products it was buying and was overpaying for the purchase.
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Analysts at RBC Europe said the deal was defensive and did not come without negatives for Standard Life shareholders, who were "overpaying" for Aberdeen, an emerging market specialist which has suffered hefty outflows as investor sentiment towards these regions has soured.
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Hearing Vampire Weekend or Sturgill Simpson in a more tasteful and considered shop is a reminder to pat yourself on the back for your discernment, and to remind you that overpaying for the artisanal is another way to congratulate yourself.
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Critics argue the company has made poor capital-allocation decisions under recently retired CEO Jeff Immelt, perhaps overpaying for some health-care and power-generation businesses while entering the energy industry just after its peak, with the purchase of Baker Hughes.
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"WeWork's planned IPO turned into a highly publicized debacle that suggested public investors may finally be done overpaying for blazing-fast growth," said analysts at Renaissance Capital, a firm that specializes in IPO research and manages two IPO ETFs, in a report.
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"If you are not using a rewards card, you are essentially overpaying by 2 percent," said Shawn Coomer, managing editor of travel and finance website Miles to Memories, who has more than 20 rewards cards and always pays off the balance on them.
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Sunrise wants to raise 2.8 billion francs to finance the purchase of cable operator UPC, but the plan has run into opposition from shareholders who have said it is overpaying and were concerned Liberty Global was not taking part in the deal.
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She says she's learned to scan bills and bank statements for unnecessary purchases (in her case, overpaying for parking meters) and save as little as a dollar a week (hey, that's $52 at the end of the year you wouldn't have had!).
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"The corporate sector will continue to go out acquiring international assets, but they will do so in a more rational, commercial [way] and let the market decide which are the sectors Chinese companies are best equipped to buy," without overpaying, he said.
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While they have had some high-profile flameouts in recent years—Matt Elam and Arthur Brown come to mind, from 2013's critically acclaimed draft—their recent problems have stemmed not from bad picks but from overpaying older pass rushers and their quarterback.
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Indiana may be able to afford a versatile three-point shooter, but it's hard to envision them grabbing one without severely overpaying on a long-term deal, which is something they probably don't want to do considering George can walk the following summer.
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Officially Chinese citizens are limited to moving $23.6,270 abroad a year, but many are finding inventive ways to get round that rule, including overpaying for imports, forging deals with foreign entities and even starting, then losing, fake lawsuits against foreign entities, triggering huge "damages".
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Local reporting — which initially uncovered alleged abuses by Loughry — led to the discovery of a litany of alleged wrongdoing by the other justices, including overpaying senior-status judges, failing to report taxable fringe benefits, and failing to properly carry out administrative duties of the court.
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A new whitepaper compiled by the startup Keeper Tax shows that gig workers often don't count the everyday costs of their work-—from miles traveled to phone bill costs to supplies—when filing their taxes, overpaying an average of 43 percent nationally in lost deductions.
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Overpaying — caused by drivers' inability to estimate how long they need to park or forking over extra at a garage to avoid the risk of getting a parking ticket — costs Americans more than $20 billion a year or $97 per driver, the report estimated.
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Yet because the returns are so low, it is more efficient for them to transfer resources directly to today's elderly (by contributing to social security, buying government bonds or overpaying for the old people's assets), on the understanding that tomorrow's young will do the same for them.
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In the internal probe involving Souza, which is not related to the inspections scandal, investigators found evidence he may have broken bidding rules when the government signed a contract without a competing bidder, overpaying by at least 4 million reais ($1.1 million), according to the ministry documents.
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He's overpaying his mortgage, no car payment, and in Scotland they pay absolutely nothing for education, nothing for health, and his parents gave him a bit of money to have an apartment, so the idea of having this kind of massive debt is crazy to him.
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All in all, you are slightly overpaying for what amounts to a rather small amount of candy, but the fun of discovering a new treat each day (there are repeats, for the record) makes up for the price, which is still affordable at well under $20.
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A former Wegmans employee revealed to Business Insider's Àine Cain that shoppers are overpaying for peeled corn, when a cheaper alternative is readily available nearby:"Please stop buying the peeled corn for $6, when loose corn is just five pieces for $2," the employee told Business Insider.
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As the ProPublica nonprofit investigative reporting site has noted: More than one watchdog has noted that the Pentagon's daily routine includes overpaying for parts — for instance, spending $264 for a helicopter part worth $8 — even when it already has a surplus of the supplies in military warehouses.
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In order to find new opportunities, he scours the 52-week low list — a list comprised of issues trading near their one-year low — while keeping a keen eye on the price-to-book, price-to-earnings, and price-to-free-cash-flow ratios to ensure he's not overpaying.
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The decision, announced by Home Credit on Tuesday, followed MONETA proposing to pay less for the assets last week, a move motivated by feedback from shareholders who feared overpaying and giving Home Credit and its owner PPF too much clout in MONETA through the cash, stock and debt deal.
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And so we're here to help you reclaim the French fry accessory with these more affordable options: In the designer realm, you can get this limited-edition Moschino fry purse on Poshmark for $1,700—but you would be overpaying in response to the demand, since it was originally $750.
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Evgeny Freidman, a large New York fleet owner who has admitted to overpaying for medallions in New York to inflate their value, and Medallion Financial, a Manhattan company that lent to medallion buyers, each purchased more than 150 Chicago permits with partners, according to transaction records and financial disclosures.
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Student Loans: $250 (My parents pay for most of it — again, super grateful — and I pay a small portion.)Health Insurance: $70 Phone: $0 (My company reimburses me.)Car: $350 (My payments are $280/month, but I throw more at it.)Car Insurance: $128 (I feel like I'm overpaying for this.
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The fact is America's government-run flood insurance monopoly continues to produce negative outcomes for policyholders, who are overpaying for subpar coverage, and for taxpayers who have funded a whopping $220006 billion in National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) bailouts – all while certain elements in Congress refuse to correct the injustice.
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Americans will eat an estimated 21951 million hot dogs on Wednesday, but extreme concentration in pork production could mean you are overpaying: A new class-action lawsuit claims that Tyson, Smithfield, and six other big pork players may be working together to limit production and increase pork prices, including hot dogs.
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SO I'M NOT EVEN ARGUING ABOUT BENNETT TAKING ALL THIS MONEY OUT FOR HIMSELF AND I BELIEVE SCREWING THE SHAREHOLDERS, I'M NOT ARGUING SO MUCH ABOUT OVERPAYING FOR THIS, BUT HERE'S THE UNBELIEVABLE THING, THEY'RE SAYING THAT YOU AS A SHAREHOLDER DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO TALK AGAINST THE DEAL.
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" He said the administration is targeting four problems: drugs' high list prices — those set by the drugmakers, off of which they pay rebates and discounts — seniors and government programs "overpaying due to lack of negotiating tools;" high out-of-pocket costs for patients; and "foreign governments free-loading off American innovation.
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Sure, the Leafs have a ton of cap space, so overpaying isn't the end of the world, but they have a two-year window before the cap gets crazy, and they just gave three years to a 03-year-old who plays the one position that's already a team strength.
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"(E)ven one of the most successful investors of all times can sometimes miss a coming wave," Sun said, noting that Buffett has admitted to overpaying for an investment in Kraft Heinz Co (KHC), and failing to realize the potential of tech companies such as Amazon (AMZN) and Alphabet (GOOGL), the parent of Google.
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Analysts historically more skeptical of Berkshire's valuation are more patient on the share repurchase strategy: "To the extent that Berkshire isn't leveraging its massive cash hoard and 'overpaying' to buy back its stock, that seems like a good thing (although the benefits will hopefully only emerge in the long-term)," said Meyer Shields, KBW analyst.
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"While news of an acquisition tends to dent the acquirer's share price (spending cash/diluting shareholders by issuing shares, risk of overpaying, integration risk, etc) the fact that this addition to the SMIN stable can be merged with its existing detection business is being well-received," Mike van Dulken, head of research at Accendo Markets, said in a note.
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If Carmelo Anthony has finally had enough of New York and agrees to waive his no-trade clause, and Jackson can procure a draft pick and a young player in return, Jackson would be wise to resist the pursuit of overpaying middling free agents this summer with the tepid goal of making the playoffs next season.
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Two teams in similar places in the standings with similar hopes of going deep in the playoffs acquired somewhat similar players, but Ottawa paid a lot more for the inferior player while Toronto exercised—sigh—prudent judgment, because it knows this very young team is slightly ahead of schedule and a playoff trip isn't worth overpaying for.
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Read more:How to buy a house with no money downSome people insist renting is the way to go, but buying a home was the smartest thing I ever did for my moneyThe biggest signs you're overpaying on a house — and 5 ways to avoid itHere's exactly how much you should keep in a home repair fund, because owning a home is always more expensive than you think
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