An expense I really dislike paying, are service fee's related to banking and money management. It doesn’t matter whether it's a checking account, ATM, saving's account, business account, or investment's in general. I feel as though I'm paying someone to use my money.

Still sticks in my craw;
Some time back, my long time broker at Merrill Lynch retired,. He was unceremoniously replaced by a new young gun. This young gun’s first suggestion, was for me to invest retirement funds in an energy firm. It then only took thirty days for this stock to drop by half. This paper loss necessitated a one on one meeting with the new young gun. I suggested that it might be wise to sell the stock, and cut my losses. He on the other hand, was still very gung ho, and felt I should stay the course. Soon after, my investment went Bankrupt. This was not a paper loss, it was a never “friggin’” see my money again loss. So, what does this have to do with a bill? I was charged a large transaction fee from Merrill Lynch, for the privilege of seeing my retirement money disappear. In retrospect, I would have been better off going to see David Copperfield, and watch him disappear. less

"Noun 1. tax bill - money owed for taxes "

Besides, I said this in reply to an earlier person asking if taxes count:
"But, besides that, yes, your tax bill counts if you want..."

For my discussions, I try to be as inclusive as I can, so generally, if someone has kept the spirit of the topic, that is good enough for me. If they find their student loans or other debts that they pay on a payment plan, I consider that good enough. I can only consider so many options when writing a title & can't always cover all the bases, my fault, not any of the respondents, sorry. less