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payment

[pey-muhnt] / ˈpeɪ mənt /


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However, he is believed to have been given an exit payment equivalent to three months' salary, or up to £55,000, the Times reports.

From BBC

As insurers and employers moved slowly, patients bypassed the system entirely, turning to cash payments.

From The Wall Street Journal

It added that all affected customers had contents protection in place, with two claims already settled and payments issued within 48 hours, while others were being reviewed.

From BBC

"I would be a fool to install it without the payment being made, and I am not a fool," says Cottrill, 73, who says he is still owed around $92,000.

From Barron's

Alex Stanley, vice president for higher education at the National Union of Students, said it was "not surprising that any graduate who can is making voluntary payments", because of the high levels of interest.

From BBC