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After Alex bought a new bike, he was on a stipend with his mom to pay her back.
Some internships pay a stipend. A stipend is usually just enough to cover expenses with a little extra.
I did it in Indianapolis for a year, but I lived in a studio apartment.
his payments were stipend
Yes, $12.9 million per year.
An example of using stipend in a sentence would be, 'My mom was offered a stipend instead of a regular salary. ' Stipend is usually a small amount of money paid to someone.
It is not typical to pay someone to be power of attorney. Arrangements can certainly be made to compensate them for time and expenses.
After the car accident, Haley was on a stipend from the university while she recovered.
It is possible that you mean 'stipend' rather than 'stripend'.Dictionary.com defines stipend as:1. a periodic payment, esp. a scholarship or fellowship allowance granted to a student. 2. fixed or regular pay; salary. It gives its origin as being from the Latin stīpendium, meaning soldier's pay, which in turn comes from stipi or coins and pend(ere) to weigh out.
If the stipend was for books or education, it is not taxable. Other stipends may be taxable depending on their purpose.
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