Sentences with phrase «comparable fees»

Wealthfront charges comparable fees with the online brokerage, but you would theoretically be getting more services at Wealthfront than you would at TradeKing.

Other fees, such as the $ 25.00 overdraft fee, are more lenient than comparable fees at traditional banks.

If Vanguard can introduce a REIT ETF with comparable fees here, it would be a significant improvement over the 0.55 % fees that both the iShares S&P / TSX Capped REIT ETF (TSX: XRE) and BMO Equal Weight REITs Index ETF (TSX: ZRE) charge.

According to Jesse Overall, an attorney at Clifford Chance, paying for a cryptocurrency listing is not out of the ordinary because traditional markets charge comparable fees, as companies are required to pay for listings on U.S. stock exchanges.

Other fees, such as the $ 25.00 overdraft fee, are more lenient than comparable fees at traditional banks.

But in exchange for paying a $ 95 annual fee, Green card holders are given access to just a smattering of American Express benefits — many of which are offered to American Express cardholders who don't pay a comparable fee.

Most premium cards, by contrast, offer substantially more value in exchange for a comparable fee.

... the main reasons we sought a change in fees was because [of] the increased scope of the mandate and comparable fees charged by other world stocks funds.

Most premium cards, by contrast, offer substantially more value in exchange for a comparable fee.

But in exchange for paying a $ 95 annual fee, Green card holders are given access to just a smattering of American Express benefits — many of which are offered to American Express cardholders who don't pay a comparable fee.

Chase's stable of cards charges the same 25.99 % APR for cash advances, and a comparable fee of $ 10 or 5 % (whichever is greater).