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Higher insurance fees accounted for the major part of the increase.

As a result, Lincoln said, it lost $46 million in insurance fees and access to medical equipment.

All advertising in the state must give the full cost of rental, including the insurance fee.

The increase will be paid by insurance fees and taxpayers, through Medicaid.

He describes a plan by which banks will fork over about $45 billion in higher insurance fees.

We will pay compensation for loss or damage, depending on the insurance fee you paid.

An example is the imposition of higher insurance fees.

Liability Insurance fee (if required) is $7 per semester at all three community colleges.

Double the cost of commercial licenses and insurance fees.

Farmer Mac would guarantee the rest, in return for an insurance fee large enough to cover the likely risks.

One was to raise borrowers' insurance fees on mortgages with down payments of less than 10 percent.

Including the tuition and insurance fees this particular scholarship would amount to almost 48,000 euro in two years.

The argument went that high-pressure pumps would pay for themselves with the reduction of insurance fees.

Tewksbury is the newest to accept the county's offer to provide the recycling service at no cost beyond insurance fees.

To deter problems, many laptop schools ask parents to pay mandatory deductibles and insurance fees.

The tax-like mandatory insurance fees are withheld from the wages.

The two toughest issues remain unsettled -catastrophic health care insurance fees and the tax on capital gains.

That would force the Government to choose between raising insurance fees on the banking industry or rescuing some banks with taxpayer money.

Insurance fees, in addition to postage are as follows:

So in total a category A scholarship amounts to 32,000 euro excluding tuition and insurance fees.

Companies also require renters to pay high insurance fees or accept liability for accident damage, regardless of fault.

The club costs £50 per week to run, which covers insurance fees, its instructors and a training room with mats and equipment.

Under the legislation, origination and insurance fees, which can now reach 8 percent of a loan, could not exceed 4 percent.

The money would come from higher bank insurance fees and - you guessed it - by letting the regulators borrow from the taxpayers.

The money represents 2 percent of the fire insurance fees collected by out-of-state insurance companies from homeowners and businesses.