out-of-pocket expenses

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Fig. the actual amount of money spent. (Alludes to the money one person pays while doing something on someone else's behalf. One is usually paid back this money.) My out-of-pocket expenses for the party were nearly $175. My employer usually reimburses all out-of-pocket expenses for a business trip.

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FSAs are used to pay for those out-of-pocket expenses that can hurt an employee's pocketbook--things such as co-pays, co-insurance, prescriptions, high-cost dental treatments and necessary vision care such as glasses and contact lenses. FSAs on the chopping block by Robbins, John, Jr. / Arkansas Business But they provide a greater range of health benefits for the lowest out-of-pocket expenses. U.S. provider-owned health plans by Best's Review Foley's fifth annual study on SOX costs revealed that while internal costs have gone down, other out-of-pocket expenses, such as audit fees, board compensation, and legal fees, rose over the past year, and, on average, external audit fees have increased 271 percent between fiscal years 2001 and 2006 for companies with under $1 billion in revenue. SOX costs sock small firms by Swartz, Nikki / Information Management Journal			out of the swim of things out of the way out of the woods out of the woodwork out of thin air out of this world out of touch out of town out of tune out of turn out of wack out of way out of whack out of whole cloth out of work out on a limb out on bail out on the town out the window out to lunch out to win out West Out, please out-of-bounds out-of-date out-of-pocket expenses outset outside outside of outstay welcome oven over a barrel over again over and above over easy over head over my dead body Over my dead body! over the counter over the edge over the hill over the hump over the line over the long haul over the long term over the moon over the short haul over the short term over the top over the wall over-egg the pudding			Out-of-Field Authorization to Teach Out-of-Frame Second Out-of-home advertising Out-of-Home Child Care Out-of-Home Video Advertising Bureau Out-Of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest out-of-hospital transfusion Out-of-Hospital Ventricular Fibrillation out-of-hours Out-of-House out-of-line coding Out-of-Merit Capacity Out-of-Module Reference Out-of-Nest Episodes out-of-network Out-of-Office Feature Out-of-order execution Out-of-Order Frame Reassembly out-of-plan services out-of-plumb out-of-pocket Out-of-Pocket Cost out-of-pocket costs Out-of-Pocket Expense Out-of-Pocket Expense out-of-pocket expenses Out-of-Pocket Maximum Out-Of-Pocket Medical Expenses Out-of-Pocket Payment Out-of-Position Occupant Out-of-print Out-of-print Out-Of-Process out-of-process server Out-of-Process Space Out-of-Roundness Gauge out-of-school Out-of-School Care Out-of-School Children and Youth Out-of-School Time Network Out-of-School Youth Out-of-School Youth Program Out-of-School Youth Programme Out-of-School-Hours Learning Out-Of-Sequence Out-Of-Sequence Measurement Out-Of-Sequence Measurement Particle Filter out-of-sequence service Out-of-Sequence Track Out-of-service out-of-service analog test

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