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unpaid





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The first signs of dementia are often found in a person’s finances, such as erratic spending and/or unpaid bills that start piling up, according to this paper, “The Financial Consequences of Undiagnosed Memory Disorders.”

From MarketWatch

"HMRC is also looking to encourage voluntary disclosure where people have unpaid tax in earlier years and want to correct their affairs," she says.

From BBC

At the time of the notice, he owed $59,100 in unpaid rent.

From Los Angeles Times

Many people become unpaid caregivers because they are left with little choice; others sacrifice their own personal and professional lives in order to take care of a beloved friend or family member.

From MarketWatch

If they had, they might have seen that the couple had a decadeslong history of unpaid debts, according to judgments in lawsuits reviewed by the Journal.

From The Wall Street Journal