Sentences with phrase «comes with a flat fee»

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Late Friday, the NFTA revealed that it had come to terms with Uber on a one - year pilot program through which the ride - hailing company will pay a flat fee of $ 180,000.

That also means it's impossible to come up with a reasonable estimate on a flat fee for a publisher's list.»

Prior to the launch of this card, the best rate you could get on these purchases was with The Business Gold Rewards Card from American Express OPEN and a Capital One ® flat - rate 2 % cash back card — but those come with an annual fee.

This flat rate cash back card has no annual fee and comes with a 0 % intro APR for 15 months from account opening on purchases and balance transfers, after which a regular 16.49 % - 25.24 % variable APR applies.

Balance transfers come with a fee of either 5 % or a flat $ 5 — the greater rate is taken.

The Quicksilver card from Capital One combines a flat cash back rate of 1.5 percent with a meaty sign - up bonus, and also comes with a slew of features — including no foreign transaction fees — for an all - around great value as a no - annual - fee card.

ATM cards may charge a small, flat fee for withdrawing money, but taking a cash advance on a credit card comes with extra fees and interest, which is charged as a percentage of the total.

It earns a flat 2 % on all purchases and comes with a $ 59 annual fee that is waived the first year, so it's sort of like the business version of the Venture.

This flat rate cash back card has no annual fee and comes with a 0 % intro APR for 15 months from account opening on purchases and balance transfers, after which a regular 16.24 % - 24.99 % variable APR applies.

All rooms and suites at the resort come with a variety of standard features including a home theater system, CD clock radio, iPod sound dock, 42» and 52» flat screen LCD TV, spacious marble bathroom with dual vanities, privacy window, hairdryer, private terrace (select rooms), goose - down comforter, 300 thread count linens, bathrobes and slippers, private safe, mini refrigerator, iron and ironing board, bottled water, three telephones (one cordless), basic plan high - speed Internet access (daily sign - up is necessary), enhanced high - speed Internet plan is available (for an additional fee).

It comes with a flat $ 3 cash advance fee and late fees up to $ 26, but you can avoid these by paying on time and not using your card to take cash out of the ATM.

If attorneys avail themselves of the advances in computer technology in the past decade or two, they can more easily come up with flat fees or other alternative billing arrangements — and continue to make a profit, Calloway says.

Flat fees came in second, with 66 per cent, and 47 per cent said the use of flat fees applies in less than 25 per cent of the firm's wFlat fees came in second, with 66 per cent, and 47 per cent said the use of flat fees applies in less than 25 per cent of the firm's wflat fees applies in less than 25 per cent of the firm's work.

For example, do you estimate how many hours a case will take and just come up with a flat fee?

Our revenue growth comes from two sources: new clients fed up with the value - insensitive system of hourly billing, and increased efficiency driven by our flat - fee system.

They have to explain exactly how they came up with their flat fee, and how they'll make money, something many can't do.

Billable hours combined with flat fees came in second and quite a distant third was AFAs.

When it comes to value - based fee structures, the models range from flat and fixed fees to target or fixed fees with success bonuses, escape valves, and holdbacks.

I have spoken with Lee a number of times about the present and future of family law, and from my point of view he is truly a visionary when it comes to using technology, the Internet, social media, and implementing strategies and systems such as flat fees for service, to build his practice.

In my time in this industry I have seen discout companies come and go, I have seen Savy Real Estate come in with those flat fees and Realty Sellers come in with there fees and were are they today now were.

Mentoring comes in all shapes and sizes: through group coaching, seminars or face - to - face sessions with an industry expert, and can be charged for a flat fee or via a sales percentage.

And with the reduction of commission percentages and or the implementation of flat fees and mere listings, who could guess where money would come from to institute such changes as noted in a recent comment post?