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View definitions for out-of-pocket expenses

out-of-pocket expenses

noun as in business expense

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While she was vice-president, the White House reduced prescription drug costs, capped insulin prices at $35, allowed Medicare to negotiate drug prices and capped out-of-pocket expenses for Medicare drug coverage.

From BBC

A thorough tax analysis would need to create a two-sided ledger, in which all the support and services Americans receive are listed on one side, and the amount of taxes and any additional out-of-pocket expenses, fees and surcharges we pay are listed on the other.

Since Medigap plans cover many out-of-pocket expenses of Medicare, this keeps your monthly health care costs predictable.

The evidence also included helicopter trips to car races to avoid being stuck in traffic and expense reports for reimbursement of money spent on landscaping and mosquito treatment at his home, as well as gifts for friends and family and "out-of-pocket" expenses such as hair and makeup styling for Mr LaPierre's wife.

From BBC

But the “62%” of people in the state — my patients — who have trouble affording health insurance, prescriptions and care still cannot afford the insurance they want and the out-of-pocket expenses now required.

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