refundable

Definition of refundable in English English dictionary: Able to be refunded or swapped in case of customer dissatisfaction, loss, breakage etc; {s} reimbursable, can be repaid; can be financed again, can be provided with funds again; Eligible for refunding under the terms of indenture; Eligible for refunding under the terms of a bond indenture; A refundable payment will be paid back to you in certain circumstances. A refundable deposit is payable on arrival
refund: To return (money) to (someone)
If you find this computer for sale anywhere at a lower price, we'll refund you the difference.
refund: To supply again with funds; to reimburse
refund: {v} to pour or pay back, repay, restore
non-refundable: Of a ticket, no moneys will be returned should the trip be cancelled The amount of the ticket, minus a service fee, may be applied to another trip in many cases
non-refundable: A ticket which can not be returned for cash or credit if unused
non-refundable: Ineligible, for a stated period of time, for redemption with funds raised through the sale of an issue having an issue lower than that on the outstanding bonds Bonds with refunding protection are still subject to regular redemption and call for sinking funds
non-refundable: a non-refundable amount of money cannot be paid back to you
non-refundable: Ineligible for a stated period of time, for redemption with funds raised through the sale of an issue having an interest cost lower than that on the outstanding bonds Bonds with refunding protection are still subject to regular redemption and call for sinking funds
refund: To pour back
refund: {f} return money, reimburse, repay; provide new funds, finance again
refund: Create a credit to a cardholder account, usually as a result of a product return or to correct an error
refund: {i} return of money, repayment, reimbursement
refund: If someone refunds your money, they return it to you, for example because you have paid too much or because you have returned goods to a shop. We guarantee to refund your money if you're not delighted with your purchase. to give someone their money back, especially because they are not satisfied with the goods or services they have paid for reimburse
refund: money returned to a payer
refund: (1) For a list, return of part of payment due to shortage in count or excessive nondeliverables (over the guarantee); (2) for a product sold by mail, a return of the purchase price if an item is returned in good condition
refund: A return to the policyholder of part of the paid premium, because of cancellation, suspension, reduction of rate or insurance coverage
refund: money given back, usually because goods are defective
refund: The excess of your withholding and estimated tax payments for the year that you paid over your tax liability Federal income tax refunds are not taxable State income tax refunds may be taxable if you itemized your deductions in the year the state taxes were paid or withheld
refund: Retiring existing bond issues through the sale of a new bond issue, usually to lower the interest rate being paid
refund: An amount paid back, credit allowed for over collection, or a rebate
refund: The amount due a student who withdraws or fails to pursue his/her course of study when funds have been paid to the institution When an institution determines a student is due a refund, if that student has received financial aid funds, an portion of the refund must be allocated to the program(s) from which the student received aid
refund: (Remboursement) Return Premium
refund: The amount of money a former Federal employee withdraws from his/her retirement account Under FERS, refunds are paid with a market rate of interest
refund: The amount of funds available to the student after Title IV and scholarship funds have been applied to the student's bill
refund: A refund is a sum of money which is returned to you, for example because you have paid too much or because you have returned goods to a shop
refund: the act of returning money received previously money returned to a payer pay back; "Please refund me my money
refund: A return to the policyholder of part of the paid premium, because of cancellation, suspension, reduction in insurance coverage, or because of rate reduction
refund: To fund again or anew; to replace (a fund or loan) by a new fund; as, to refund a railroad loan
refund: To retire existing bond issues through the sale of a new bond issue, usually to reduce the interest rate being paid
refund: An amount of money returned
refund: The difference between the amount the borrower paid toward institutional charges (including financial aid and/or cash paid) and the amount the school can retain under the appropriate refund policy This "unearned" amount of institutional charges must be returned to student financial aid (SFA) programs on behalf of a student who received SFA funds and who has ceased attending school
refund: The repayment to the purchaser of the total charge or a portion of that charge for unused carriage
refund: A return of advances, collections for overpayments made, adjustments for previous amounts disbursed, or recovery of erroneous disbursements from appropriation or fund accounts that are directly related to, and reductions of, previously recorded payments from accounts Refunds, are a special kind of collection, in which ITA is returned money that it previously disbursed
refund: To give back; to repay; to restore
refund: the act of returning money received previously
refund: Repayment of a portion of the insurance premium
refund: Repayment by TRA of employee contributions (including interest) to a member who terminates TRA-covered service
refund: pay back; "Please refund me my money"
refund: Return of a payment •Goods - sale of
refund: The unused portion of charges assessed by a school which should be returned to the student who withdraws before full consumption of the charges

refundable

Hyphenation

re·fun·da·ble

Turkish pronunciation

rîfʌndıbıl

Antonyms

non-refundable, nonrefundable

Pronunciation

/rəˈfəndəbəl/ /rɪˈfʌndəbəl/

Etymology

[ ri-'f&nd, 'rE-" ] (transitive verb.) 15th century. Middle English, from Middle French and Latin; Middle French refonder, from Latin refundere, literally, to pour back, from re- + fundere to pour; more at FOUND.

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