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Over time, recurring subscription fees and short-term charges can pile up on top of already high housing costs, increasing the total amount that renters pay just to stay current.

From MarketWatch

On top of that, Alito gave this rare interview to Politico, which surprised me given that it was Politico that published the leak of his Dobbs draft opinion.

From Slate

As Lankford notes in “Medicare 101,” that’s 10% on top of the base monthly premium set each year by the government, for each 12 months that you’re late.

From MarketWatch

My mortgage just went up by $4,000 a month on top of my regular payment.

From MarketWatch

They added on top of this there was a high number of patients who were safe to be discharged but the hospital was unable to do so.

From BBC