Sentences with phrase «provider fees as»

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On average, a broker who connects a small business with a healthcare provider collects between 4 and 8 percent of the company's health premiums — fees that translate to several hundred dollars or more per employee per year, and keep coming in for as long as the business customer continues to maintain coverage.

«Businesses and service providers were without the critical market infrastructure required to create fee - for - service business models and develop financial products designed to help the poor withstand potentially ruinous financial shocks such as crop destruction.»

(There shouldn't be any fees from the credit - card processor, but be sure to check with your service provider if you have a point - of - sale system as they often will charge a new integration fee.)

«The advisors who are most transparent about their fees are probably among the lowest - cost providers, but they are viewed as the most expensive,» Kitces said.

LinkedIn could (eventually) make money by taking a cut of any financial transactions between parties (as Fiverr does), by charging service providers a fee to be featured more prominently in certain categories, or in a myriad of other ways.

That could give AT&T - Time Warner an unfair advantage over other content providers like Netflix, as they would have to pay that fee out of their own pocket.

Some providers, such as Alliant Credit Union and The HSA Authority, do not charge any monthly fees.

Although the lack of jurisdiction over Bitcoin and its links to money laundering and illicit marketplaces have raised more than a few eyebrows, the currency offers a simple way for legitimate businesses such as small retailers and professional service providers to accept payments for international sales without facing onerous credit card fees or exchange - rate surcharges.

JPMorgan ranked as the top investment bank globally by fees for 2015, according to data provider Dealogic, with Goldman Sachs a close second.

Some ETF providers such as Vanguard now offer hedged options for the same fees as their unhedged counterparts, although many hedged ETFs still add 10 basis points to the management expense ratio to cover the extra cost.

The slight expansion of existing rules instead, Chen argues, would be enough to prevent wireless carriers from imposing new fees on content providers, also known as paid prioritization.

Comcast is already dominant enough to be able to capture unprecedented fees from transit providers and services such as Netflix.

LinkedIn could (eventually) make money by taking a cut of any financial transactions between parties (such as Fiverr does), or by charging service service providers a fee to be featured more prominently in certain categories, or in a myriad of other ways.

In addition, Section II (h) of the BIC Exemption is amended to delay conditions for robo - advice providers that are Level Fee Fiduciaries other than the Impartial Conduct Standards, which are applicable on June 9, 2017; these entities are excluded from relief in Section IX but the Department determined that the transition relief should apply to them as well.

As the trial over AT&T's purchase of Time Warner continued Tuesday, Turner executive Richard Warren said it would face greater risks than cable, satellite and online video providers during a showdown over fees.

If you plan on transferring a brokerage account from one online brokerage service to another, beware the account transfer fees charged by some providers, which can be as high as $ 125.

To make meeting your fiduciary responsibility as easy as possible, I recommend avoiding 401 (k) providers that charge hidden fees.

It would be a shame if set - it - and - forget - it retirement income products like annuities were viewed as risky because they pay advisors a commission, or if providers felt that they needed to pay ongoing fees on products that don't necessarily require ongoing advice.

The company can give software away for free because it makes bundles of money facilitating the sale of insurance between health - care providers and employers as well as earning a commission or broker fee.

Merchant services accounts are offered by specialized providers, independent sales organizations or financial institutions such as banks — although most banks charge fairly high fees for small, home - based or online businesses.

Disputes between pay - TV providers and sports team - owned TV networks over skyrocketing rights fees may signal a new era as customers are becoming frustrated with rising cable bills.

It commanded the biggest subscriber fees from traditional pay TV providers, and even if you imagined that one day people would start buying TV over the Internet from people like Apple, it seemed as though it would do just fine in that scenario, too.

«The main reason is if their fees will be higher in the IRA --[such as] AUM fees, commissions, expense ratios — it may make sense for them to keep it with the plan provider.

What money managers can do for their clients who own a 401 (k) and are divorcing, is to act as fiduciaries and negotiate lower fees from the third - party providers, like a Fidelity, T Rowe Price, or Prudential Retirement.

It said the big improvement was driven by a US$ 64mln increase in California Provider Fee revenue, as well as a favorable adjustment to malpractice and workers» compensation expenses and «strong cost management within the company's hospital operations and corporate overhead functions.»

It is clear that the Fiduciary Rule was constructed to keep money inside 401 (k) s and the biggest force was 401 (k) product providers who knew that unless something was done they'd be forced, as Mr. Worthington said, to cut fees (and profit), change products, consolidate or all of the above.

To help fund our operations costs, such as maintaining our website and servers, business fees, Facebook advertising, printed materials for health providers and health facilities, etc..

Fee for Service At this time, Aetna is the only insurance company that credentials IBCLCs as in - network providers.

The move announced by the Department of Financial Services comes after regulators found some providers have charged the prevailing fee or more outside of New York, which has led to inflated claims and deplted coverage as well more lawsuits and increased premiums.

Paying a higher fee to broadband providers for the fastest delivery of services might not bother corporate giants such as Amazon or Netflix that provide established, hugely popular Internet services.

In a related commentary, Paul B. Ginsburg, Ph.D., University of Southern California, Los Angeles, writes: «There is broad consensus among physicians, hospital and health insurance leaders, and policy makers to reform payment to health care providers so as to reduce the role of fee for service, which encourages high volume, and instead to use systems that reward better patient outcomes, such as bundled payments for a population or for an episode of care.»

In March 2018, Partners will launch Partners HealthCare Choice as part of the new MassHealth Accountable Care Organization program, which aims to shift provider reimbursements from a fee - for - service model to an accountable care model.

The lowest price is not always the best value, as providers with slightly higher fees may provide additional services that will save money in other areas.

Another avenue is a growing number of fee - for - service start - up providers, such as the Minnesota - based nonprofit SchoolStart.

Parents are footing the bill as providers increase the cost to parents to cover the increase in licence fees to schools.

There is no fee for agencies to seek approval as a providers of clock hours.

The idea of bringing service providers and authors together is nice in principle, so long as the matchmaking fee accruing to the company is not exorbitant, and not hidden in the small print.

On the flipside are the many fee - charging service providers; as with most industries, some are professional, genuine, well - meaning companies, while others are effectively scam operations.

If they take my advice and add that chapter, I hope they make notations as to which resources / groups / providers are fee - based and which are free, and what the fee ranges are, if applicable, and what the fees avail members of, specifically.

So, authors who expect to see sales for the long term are best advised to do most of the initial work themselves or hire freelancers and pay a one - time fee — as opposed to continuing to give a larger portion of royalties to a service provider for this up - front work.

Posted by Victoria Strauss for Writer Beware BookfuelYou may or may not have heard of Bookfuel, a self - publishing services provider with a unique (as far as I know, anyway) twist: you don't pay upfront, but over time, with a monthly fee.

Email your chosen provider your complete manuscript as a Word document, and ask them to estimate their fee.

«You fast - forward this three or four years,» says Harrison, «and it is a world where no one ever buys a laptop again but just expects it as part of their deal with their broadband provider or part of their monthly fee.

If the author does it, the cost to set the book up is a one - time fee for the service providers (copy editors, cover art, format people), but the publishers offering their bundled services want a percentage as payment.

BookBaby is an almost - full - service publishing services provider — they'll take your manuscript and, for a fee, produce it as a print book (with a professionally designed cover) and / or as an ebook.

Order routing fees, also referred to as execution costs, are charged by the datafeed provider and is assessed on a per transaction basis.

As service providers, the consolidation company will charge a fee, but remember that nothing should ever be paid in advance.

If you plan on transferring a brokerage account from one online brokerage service to another, beware the account transfer fees charged by some providers, which can be as high as $ 125.

Mutual funds for do - it - yourselfers include offerings from low - fee fund companies such as Mawer, Steadyhand, and Leith Wheeler, as well as «D» series versions of conventional funds offered by mainstream fund providers.

Lastly, the blue line shows the historical returns after a 0.15 % management fee charged by most ETF providers such as Vanguard and the green line represents the S&P total returns over this period.