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Under rules for these cheaper, so-called nonrefundable fares, rebooking would have cost an extra $150 to cover the penalty fee for changing a reservation, as well as any difference between the original fare and the one that the airline was later charging.

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Finally, the package was nonrefundable, which is true for many package deals, so I bought trip insurance (something I don't normally do) because I did not want unexpected illness or anything else to cause me to lose my money.

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Note that these tax credits are "nonrefundable," meaning that taxpayers can't get more back in credits than they pay in federal income tax.

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An agreement for a "nonrefundable" escrow deposit is invalid and unenforceable, according to the recent California case of

ActiveRain Real Estate Network Guy Berry 2010

An agreement for a "nonrefundable" escrow deposit is invalid and unenforceable, according to the recent California case of

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Most tax credits are nonrefundable, meaning they simply zero out a tax bill.

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I know that the fee is "nonrefundable" but is there a way I can fight to get it back?

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While figuring out the details, I have noticed that "nonrefundable" and "cancellation penalty" are leisure industry buzzwords lately.

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And like its European inspiration, Ryanair, the company takes the word "nonrefundable" very literally.

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$65 million license fee and a "nonrefundable" $100,000 application fee?

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