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expense

[ik-spens] / ɪkˈspɛns /


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Since then, Carnival has completed a $19 billion refinancing plan and cut its interest expense, according to the company.

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The money could be far more helpful when the adult children are buying homes or facing other major expenses than it would be when the children themselves are nearing retirement age.

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According to investigators, these funds came from the budget allocated to each member of parliament for expenses related to their mandate.

From Barron's

But suddenly, she noticed that the federal government was taking $150 out of the $1,100 in disability she relied on to pay for her living expenses.

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Meanwhile, Sabens, who lives in Kentucky, is balancing budgeting for her loan payments with other expenses.

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