If you don't pay your premium when it is due or within a grace period of 60 days, your VGLI coverage will lapse. If VGLI lapses due to your failure to pay the premiums on time, you will receive a notification of the lapse and a reinstatement form. You may apply to reinstate your coverage at any time within 5 years of the date of the unpaid premium.

If your bill is not paid by the 1st of each month, late fees will be assessed on your account. Mallory Valley does not assess late fees until around the 5th to allow all payments postmarked by the 1st to arrive at our office. Late fees are equal to a percentage of the current bill and are listed on your bill for your convenience in the event that you are unable to pay your bill on time.

You may pay VGLI premiums directly to OSGLI by: check or money order, allotment from military retirement pay, automatic deduction from VA Disability Compensation Benefits (DFB), or using your debit or credit card on the web or at OSGLI's toll-free number. Your first premium must be sent with your application directly to OSGLI, even if you choose to pay by allotment or by DFB.

The payment deadline is August 13, 2007. Any student who has not paid his/her tuition bill by this date will be dropped, or de-enrolled, from all courses. You may contact the Bursar's Office at (212) 998-2806 or online at www.nyu.edu/bursar/contact if you have any questions regarding your tuition bill or need assistance. The Bursar's Office does have a number of Deferred Payment options. View these options, as well as payment methods and other helpful information on the Bursar's website at www.

If we don't receive your payment by the deadline date, any courses that you registered for in future terms will be cancelled. For example, if your Summer fees are not paid by August 1st, then any Fall and Winter course registrations will be cancelled. If your Fall fees are not paid by September 19th, then any Winter registrations will be cancelled. You will not be able to re-register or continue to register in future terms until all outstanding balances on your Student Account are paid in full.

A one-time $75 penalty will be charged if the account balance is not received by the first Wednesday of the current semester. Late fees of 1.5% will then be assessed on any past-due balances. In addition, students with unpaid accounts are not permitted to re-enroll or receive diplomas or transcripts. Participants on a payment plan are exempt from late charges on current budgeted amounts. Unbudgeted items may be subject to late charges.

You can have your monthly plan premiums deducted from your Social Security checks (just like your Part B premium) or you can pay your premium to EnvisionRx Plus directly. Premium payments may be made by credit card, check, or electronic funds transfer.

Medicaid pays the deductibles, coinsurance and premiums for Medicare Part A and B for low income persons. These individuals are called "Qualified Medicare Beneficiaries" or QMB's.

Premiums can be paid monthly or, if you prefer, premiums can be paid annually in advance. These payments continue for the term of the policy.

Most CHIP families are required to pay a premium every quarter. By paying your premiums, you are helping CHIP cover more children. You will receive a quarterly premium statement, due in February, May, August, and November of each year. Depending on your income you will either pay nothing, $30 a quarter, or $60 per quarter, no matter how many kids are in your family. Some families aren’t asked to pay a premium, like American Indians and those who are exempt because of their income.

Since the policy has cash value, you can borrow against the policy to pay your premiums or you may be able to exercise a reduced paid up insurance option.

Qualified long-term care insurance; or health insurance, including a qualified major medical plan, while: a) you are receiving unemployment compensation or b) you are entitled to health care continuation programs, such as COBRA. (By the way, if you're not already covered by a good solid long-term care plan, ask us about this valuable new type of asset protection.)

If the first half of the current year real estate taxes are not paid by December 20, interest will start accruing December 21. If the mortgage company was to have paid these taxes, you must inform them that the Treasurer's office for the County did not receive the payment. If there are any questions, the mortgage company needs to call the County Treasurer's office at 620-544-2542. You or the mortgage company can pay the first half of the current year taxes with interest up until May 10.

If the first half of the personal property taxes are not paid by December 20, the full tax amount plus interest becomes due, starting December 21. Delinquent notices for personal property are sent out the third week in February. If they are not paid, warrants are issued. Warrants are issued 30 days after notices are mailed. Tax warrants go to the County Sheriff for collection of delinquent taxes, interest, and sheriff fees.