- Look up
out-
of-
pocket in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An
out-
of-
pocket expense, or
out-
of-
pocket cost (OOP), is the
direct payment of money that may...
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Out of pocket may
refer to:
Out-
of-
pocket expenses "
Out of Pocket", a song on
Mayer Hawthorne's 2016
album Man
About Town
Out of pocket, a
slang term...
- IRS-defined
minimum deductible, and a
maximum out-
of-
pocket expense not more than some IRS-defined
out-
of-
pocket maximum,
which the
Internal Revenue Service...
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often the
benefits of Part D; Part C's key
differences with
Parts A and B are that Part C
plans include an
annual out-
of-
pocket expense limit in an amount...
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reported not
being paid for
months at a time,
leaving small hoteliers out of pocket. In 1996, Geert-Jan Bruinsma, a
student at
Universiteit Twente, founded...
- A
kangaroo pocket is a type
of pocket,
usually featured on
hoodies and sweatshirts, that is
large enough to fit both
hands into. The
pocket has an opening...
- A
rotten or
pocket borough, also
known as a
nomination borough or
proprietorial borough, was a
parliamentary borough or
constituency in England, Great...
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deductible (in
British English, the excess) is the
amount paid
out of pocket by the
policy holder before an
insurance provider will pay any expenses...
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capitalized cost or
comprises only
out-
of-
pocket expenses, or both. One
study ****essed both
capitalized and
out-
of-
pocket costs as
about US$1.8
billion and...
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claim to the
insurer for
processing by a
claims adjuster. A
mandatory out-
of-
pocket expense required by an
insurance policy before an
insurer will pay a...
