how much of late fee do we pay on library?
145616
it depends on the library, usually only a few cents a day, and probably more for cds and videos than for books...i would call your local library's circulation desk to find out. at least you'll know the money is going to a good cause!
915867
You should have had reminders in the post for out parking fine before the bailiffs showed up....\n\nBailiffs can charge you up to £50 per visit, plus a fee for their time. Fees are currently not regulated and are merely expected to be 'reasonable', although there isn't really any guidelines on what' reasonble' is. If you don't pay your bailiff fees on time, you may get a personal summons from the courts as well.....
187490
I'm not sure what Library you are refering to, but most that I have done you have to use your Library card to log in.
373079
If you paid part of the bill then you should be fine. You need to call the office & let them know when you can have the rest of the payment & go from there. Just hope you're not in a cold climate.
947617
It depends on whether your library has the books, or if they have to request them from another location for you.   It also depends on whether those particular books have been checked out by other people, in which case the library will have to wait to receive them before they can hold them for you.  It can take anywhere from a day to weeks.
1182881
Personally if they are newer tenants I'm at their door on the second of the month asking where the rent is.  If I do that a couple of times they seem to get the message.\n\nBe careful with late payment fees.  Many states control the earliest you can charge them and how much you can charge.  I too tried the idea of a discount if rent is received by the first and a small claims judge ruled that it was a transparent late fee that was charged too early, cost me about $225 including court costs.\n\nIf the tenant isn't on a lease (which I never do) and they are often late - raise the rent.\n\nIn my humble experience leases only protect the tenant and provide the landlord very little advantage.  The tenants usually don't have that much to lose, and it's not worth my time to chase them for less that $1,500
1138488
I live in California and I got my first apartment when I was 19.  I had a really good paying job so I didn't really struggle.  By law they have to pay 2 utilities.  Usually it's water and trash. What I thought was kind of weird was that there was a time when my rent was late, and I had to pay a 60 dollar late fee and write a statement as to why my rent was late.  I thought that was a bit much.  Also, If I had someone over for more than 3 days, I had to get permission from the landlord and stuff. It's pretty easy if you are tight with your money for the first couple of months so you can see exactly how much your utilities are
938
Typical fee is a months pay
808836
That is up to the finance company. Some will repo it if you're late two or three payments. I would try to get them caught up ASAP or call them and see if they will work a new payment plan up with you or else you might be walking really soon.
695366
Not sure in California, but generally it depends upon your deal with the attorney.  If it was just an advance or "retainer" for the attorney to bill an hourly fee against, you may be entitled to some money back.  However, if it was just a flat fee, regardless of the time spent, he's entitled to the benefit of his bargain.  While that may not seem fair, just think about it if the reverse had happened.  If your case had gone all the way to trial and the attorney spent way more time than $3,000 worth, you wouldn't be volunteering to pay the attorney more than you had originally agreed upon.
1157072
If you are getting a refund you not owe the IRS anything.  If you owe a balance, the penalty for filing late is $50-$250. This does not include the other penalties and interest the IRS may charge you.  I suggest you look on the IRS website for possible tax credits and deductions...
958507
If it is just once, you just don't pay it and you'll be charged a fee, usually around $30 late payment fee.  If you're over the credit limit, they'll hit you with another fee for about the same amount.\n\nIf you can't pay it at all on an ongoing basis then you'll have significantly more trouble and will probably end up being sent to collections--if you get sent to collections then you may be able to negotiate a lower settlement payment.\n\nGood luck!
814145
There is a $36.50 standby fee plus the regular Sat fees. With just the SAT Reasoning Test and no frills the total would be $78.
811018
Call your landlord and creditors immediately and explain your problem.  You may have to pay late fees, but usually they will hold off on collecting as long as they know you're willing to pay.  Good luck!
982470
It depends on the city where you live.  Call the library where you want to work and ask them.
196807
Any public library will let you use their computers. at times, you may have to go to the circulation desk and regester as a guest patron (some libraries have agreements where patrons from one library district/system can go to the circultion desk of another, have their card scanned and be granted full privilages, but this usually only applies to libraries in the same state). Also if you have a laptop with wi-fi T-mobile hotspots cost $6.00 for the first hour and $0.60 for each additional 10 minutes, these can be found at almost any starbucks, Kinkos, Borders books, many airports and many other locations. Another option is a computer store, many (such as apple stores: http://www.apple.com/retail ) will let you use their computers for free as long as it looks like your actuall browsing. also if you have dialup and a latop fing out the local access number for the place you're visiting. If you have broadband, many providers have a 1-800 dial-up access number for their customers to use if the vbroadband connection at their house goes down or if their traveling, usually 6 hours per month are included free each month.
585673
forget hacking the Library....just pay the overdue fine.