Sentences with phrase «also bigger fees»

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Last, Spotify is also garnering a big lead over Apple when it comes to its free user base, or users who listen to an ad - supported version of Spotify but don't pay a subscription fee.

The biggest sources of customer complaints, such as transaction fees, are also where banks make their biggest profits, after all.

If your big idea is a new product, you might also consider pitching it to a product development company like Edison Nation, which, for a modest application fee, evaluates your idea based on the potential market for it.

The volatility also leads to more transactions, which leads to higher transaction fees in Bitcoin's congested network — a big problem if Bitcoin - based micropayments are to become a serious prospect.

Both cards come with a big annual fee, but also open the doors to American and United lounges, and partner lounges in some cases, around the globe.

But Mr. Navarro has also written extensive warnings that U.S. dependence on foreign oil is a big part of that economic problem, and argued that the U.S. should impose import fees on foreign oil.

Not only does this card offer a big sign - up bonus, but also has an annual fee under $ 100.

There are also mutual funds focused only on sustainable companies, but the fees they charge can take a big chunk out of your profit.

It also charges a slightly lower fee than many leveraged ETFs, which is a bigger issue here thanks to the longer intended holding period for CEFL.

Fees also were a big issue.

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Ramterta, to get players under contract you have to persuade the player and their club to agree, big transfer fees also require big wages to get the player to sign.

Problem is he is also under third party ownership and Sporting is asking for silly money (as they only get a fraction of the transfer fee)-- over 30M for a highly potential but unproven in big league youngster Is anyone excited that we are getting Rabiot from Paris SG.

Aguero is said to be keen on joining Real Madrid, according to The Sun, but their report also suggests that Madrid may not agree to meet his transfer fee and that City would prefer not to see the striker go tom a big rival for the Champions League which is their main target.

Maybe you are right but of the rumoured 150M we still have payment commitments from previous transfers that have not been completed, then wages which will be a big issue since a 40 - 60M player will probably be on 180 - 200k, also we will most likely be getting a reject like James Rodriguez or Turan since we are out of the champions league and if they are on the same level as ozil then we might as well not bother with them, then add onto the fact it may not be easy to get rid of our unwanted players like Walcott for example who will pay his 140k ontop of a 20M transfer fee?

THEY, have also had to pay hugely inflated transfer fee for all of them, and, apart fro Di Maria, Utd are a big step up from their previous clubs, and, will get a huge hike up in wages.

The report also claims that United have gone back with a bigger bid close to the world record fee they paid Juventus for Paul Pogba last summer.

also other big clubs will want them... so clubs like chelsea, psg, man city etc can blow us out the water with transfer fee and wages

The young Spaniard is still only 22 and with another 4 years to go on his contract we should be able to secure an even bigger fee, with Juventus also rumoured to be interested in acquiring his services after losing Dani Alves to PSG last summer.

and also its going to be very difficult to attract the top players because we wont pay the big transfer fees... hopefully we will pay big wages to Ozil and Sanchez to keep them If we do then Kolasinac seems to be a done deal..

Higuain is not worth even half that fee, he reminds me of Cavani at Napoli not in a good way who also had a great scoring record in Italy but who's failed at PSG, he won't win us any league title because he's a bottler on the big stage like in the 2014 world cup final and 2016 copa america final!

Schneiderlin would Be a perfect option big stron, good technically and already proven, he would be my first choice, I would also consider stones as a CB he's learning but will end up quality, but here is the problem, Schniderlin would cost 25 - 27 IF they sell him, and Wenger won't pay that for him, he would prefer to sing a possible youngster who may make it, and he won't pay for stones either, can you imagine if and I say if Chelsea wanted them, it would not be a problem, simple agree a fee and get them now

The Daily Mail have also reported that his current club have agreed not to stand in the player's way after refusing to countenance a move last summer, although they are looking for a big transfer fee that is said by the paper to be putting off Arsene Wenger and the chairman of our north London rivals.

Big name players can also move on without the need for a big - money transfer fBig name players can also move on without the need for a big - money transfer fbig - money transfer fee.

These approaches could also push the Stade Rennais to consider letting the youngest Marveaux go (Joris his big brother, four years his senior, is moving to Montpellier) in the winter transfer window to earn a small fee.

Ozil also wants to finish at his home town club Schalke so after the world cup would seem to be a perfect way for him to finish without pressure on Schalke to pay a big transfer fee to bring him home.

Chelsea, like Arsenal, no longer compete with the Manchester clubs in fanning the wild flames of transfer fee inflation leaving them as big six also - rans with the feel of a famous 1970's rock band who continue to tour under the same name but with none of the original line - up.

Well just like all other major sports top rugby players bigger chunk of income comes from their professional contracts with their respective clubs but all Rugby Union international teams also compensate players with a fixed match fee plus performance related bonuses.

They also want Sehrou Guirassy, 20, but Lille are demanding a big fee for the France Under - 21 striker after he impressed during the recent Toulon Tournament.

Homebirth midwives also tend to charge a lower fee than obstetricians, despite the much bigger time commitment that they make to in prenatal visits (usually at least 30 minutes each visit) and in - labour through to postpartum care, where a midwife may be present for many hours.

The most effective vote winning policies are ones which are popular on their own, but which also tell a bigger story about the party's values and are consistent with their other policies - opposing the Iraq war and top - up fees were both popular policies, but also clearly signalled to disillusioned Labour voters that the Lib Dems shared their values as a centre - left party of peace and public services.

Faso also pointed out that Teachout in a 2015 op - ed criticized Hillary Clinton for «four big corruption problems» — all related to big - money donations or fees paid to her or the Clinton Foundation — but now supports her.

It's also good for other countries for the bigger amounts where PayPal fees are much higher than the wire transfer fees.

Paramount will also be saving big money, too, by casting the likes of Hailee Steinfeld and relative newcomer Jorge Lendeborg Jr. over A-listers like Mark Wahlberg and Anthony Hopkins, and Knight surely will command a smaller director's fee than Bay ever did.

The education secretary also faces big decisions over higher education, including the future of tuition fees and university funding.

I need it to be high enough quality for print, but also not make my file so big it incurs ebook digital delivery fees.

Allowing access to magazines and blogs is also a big step forward, although the fees could quickly dampen the fun.

The business model that Scribd and Oyster used to get big publishers to sign on — one in which the publisher was paid, essentially, an ebook's full wholesale price when a reader completed just a portion of it — doesn't appear to be sustainable, especially when the customers willing to pay a flat monthly fee are also those who read a lot.

Wells Fargo, like most big banks charge a monthly account service fee for their accounts, but they also have ways around it.

I also hope this type of app makes the bigger companies, that thrive on fees, feel it in their pockets as well.

You'll need to plan for that, and request a loan big enough to meet both your needs and the fee; just be aware that a bigger loan also means more interest paid over the long term.

Marathons also get media exposure at these events, and the bigger races pay appearance fees to high - profile runners, as well as time bonuses.

But the other big banks have also been upping their game in a bid to remain competitive by cutting fees and making it easier to open accounts and manage money online.

Pay special attention to interest rate (APR), repayment schedules, loan amounts, and also whether there are extra fees or not that may turn an otherwise good looking deal into a big burden.

By leaving you less money to invest, moreover, you end up losing not only the commissions and fees themselves, but also the big returns that the money you spend on them would have produced had you been able to keep it in your portfolio.

Other big banks such as Bank of America and JP Morgan Chase are also reportedly testing the idea of adding fees to checking accounts.

You may also need to pay a bigger origination fee and a higher interest rate than someone with better credit.

However, because the card also comes with a $ 95 annual fee, you need to be a big spender in order to come out ahead - we calculate that you need to spend at least $ 3,800 annually on dining and travel to break even.

Fees are also a big issue — hedge funds are routinely criticized for taking too much money from investors.