Word: incurability
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...Credit card debt is nothing the University is interested in having students incur to pay for their educations,” Keaney said...
...analyst at Bankrate.com If you carry a balance, your first priority should be finding the lowest possible ongoing interest rate (not the teaser rate). If you don't carry a balance, make sure the card has a grace period of at least 25 days, or else you might incur charges anyway...
Abbot on his course of study and its future: “Then I feel as if I were a fool to incur such a debt and undergo so much anxiety of mind just to become a rhymester and second-rate poet. I get disheartened and feel tempted to give up the scheme of education; to enter some active business, and throw all my literary tastes to the dogs...
...example, a $1 million estate that would be free from federal estate taxes this year could still incur an extra $33,200 in estate taxes in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. If your estate was more than $1 million, you would face even higher federal and state taxes. This year's top federal estate-tax rate is 49%, though the wealthiest estates could wind up paying as much as 57% in federal and state estate taxes in decoupled states. Chane says the burden is "particularly acute" for married couples because their estate plans usually include what is known as a bypass...
That move would shift Harvard’s total Pell number from about 600 to about 1,000, and would carry a steep price. Not counting the tuition losses Harvard would incur by pushing out better-off students, and subtracting out the amount in Pell money these students would receive, Harvard would have to tote a bill of about $14 million in grants to pay for these students’ aid, according to numbers provided by Donahue...