Sentences with phrase «even bigger fee»

Real, however, have a buyback clause of $ 4million and, according to reports, will exercise that in order to sell Mascarell for an even bigger fee in the summer.

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.

Bigger loans carry even bigger fees — on mortgages, a late fee is typically a percentage of your monthly payment, said McBride.

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A lot of big - name options require you to buy an annual membership in order to access discounts — and while you'd likely make that membership fee back within your first few orders, nobody really wants to pay $ 60 upfront to save $ 1.50 on bananas every week (even if that will add up).

I kept holding off, though — the $ 450 annual fee just seemed like too big of an upfront, even if I made that value back.

The bottom line is that even a small difference in fees adds up to a big difference in savings.

Add in the big sign - up bonus, and this card can easily pay for itself and then some, even with an annual fee of Earn 50K bonus points after you spend $ 4,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening.

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.

CBS, meanwhile, has no problem driving big viewership to NFL games, but it's paying a pretty penny for the right to do so — about $ 1.2 billion a year — and those fees will go even higher when the traditional Sunday and Monday games come up for grabs in 2021 - 2022.

Big fees are even being spent for defenders, with the # 57m splashed out by Man City to sign Aymeric Laporte being a prime example, as per BBC Sport.

who would of guest City would make an offer of 60 million in the summer for Sanchez with only a year left on his contract, i'm guessing we could get an offer of around 30 million from City in January so he wont be persuaded by the likes of PSG with a signing on fee in the summer, but who knows what goes in the mind of Alexis or what kind of injuries some big clubs could have from now until January for them to make ridiculous offers to a world class player with no CL conflict of interest, lets say Real Madrid loses Ronaldo, Bale, Karim to long term injury you bet they will come ceiling with baring gifts for Sanchez's services or even Barca with Messi or Suarez

Arsene Wenger has repeatedly stated that there is a contract on the table for Jack to sign, and even offered him a pen, but it now looks unlikely that he will agree as he is guaranteed to get more wages elsewhere as well as a big signing on fee.

Even the formerly big spending Chelsea now have to sell before they buy, as evidenced by their sale of Andre Schurrle before signing Juan Cuadrado for a similar fee.

Its a big assumption to make that Schneiderlin will want to come to us, that we will pay what Southampton are inevitable going to ask by way of Fee's and that we are even going to be in the position whereby we can offer him CL football.

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!

Even someone with as big an ego as Mou will know that another # 5M in wages to keep an unhappy player on the bench and the loss of a # 10 - 12M transfer fee is not worth it.

4) We have haggled over fees (once again) for players we wanted gone as they were 3rd or even 4th option at there position for various reasons yet we put a big price tag instead of facilitating there exits to better strenghten considering there wages.

And even when your targets are ready to succumb to all your demands with the fees and everything meeting all you requested, you still dilly dally as if you are waiting for a big target to become available.

Ander Herrera, Juan Mata and Chris Smalling are among those looking likely to leave, while even big names like David de Gea and Paul Pogba face uncertain futures at Old Trafford and could command more hefty fees.

In our desperation for a new striker we might end up signing the wrong guy for a transfer fee he's not worth, this Lacazette is not all that and there's a reason why no big teams are after him even despite his 48 goals in Ligue 1, even though I'm not a fan of Giroud I would rather stick with him with Sanchez as second striker like Griezmann for France than sign Lacazette

Dortmund want Big Bucks for all their player's and from I heard Bayern Munich are prepared to pay the # 30 million for Hummels and even if Wenger WAS to stump up that kind of fee, we all know where this player would choose to go!

the only way he will leave is if he says he wants to go and even then you are looking at a far bigger fee this year, forget the silly newspaper estimates of 12 — 18 # M its going to take a massive bid, a request from the player and a club with the history and resources of say a Real Madrid to prize him away.

A traditional part of every West Ham window has been to target a big name dream signing but to eventually come up short when it gets down to agreeing a fee; tweeting with an air of faux frustration that we had tried our best but failed even after checking down the back of every sofa in Sullivan Mansions for loose change.

It's an even bigger deal when that sort of fee is deemed worthy for James Chester, formerly of Hull City.

The wages may be a stumbling block but I think competition for the signature would be the biggest, not even mentioning the transfer fee which would probably cost a fair chunk.

Even a Huntlaar would probably command big wages and a club record fee and I am not sure Arsene will see the point, with the players we have in that position coming through.

When contrasted with Cable's now - forgotten indifference, this is in some ways an even bigger broken promise than tuition fees.

The sugar daddy dating and other women seeking free dating sites that promote this seem to be very popular and giving members what they are looking for, with so many fan sites and even Mon tel Williams having these guest on the show their is becoming a big and sex dating while there are many adult dating sites that charge fee for joining free adult dating sites have gained more popularity among people seeking to find online date.

One of the biggest problems parents have with charter schools are the various fees that can add up and even get in the way of earning credits and being promoted or graduating.

The advantage of working with one company, even if they are overcharging, is that I can pay one big fee, have one person to contact, and get everything done for me.

Skipping the standard 3 % fee gives Chase Slate ® users the ability to pay down their balances even faster, or ease the burden of moving over big debts.

«I think fee sensitivity plays a big part in investing and even moreso as awareness of investment costs is building,» says Jason Heath, a fee - only certified financial planner at Objective Financial Partners in Toronto.

«It's an even bigger slam - dunk if you're paying off high - interest credit card debt,» says Jason Heath, a fee only adviser in Toronto.

The cut on its $ 15 billion iShares Barclays Aggregate Bond Fund (NYSEMKT: AGG), slashing fees by more than half, will have an even bigger boost to investors» net income.

Even though there's no annual fee, this card could cost you big bucks in interest if you're carrying a balance from month to month.

Even big - name brokers such as Charles Schwab Intelligent Advisory (0.28 % management fee), TD Ameritrade Essential Portfolios (0.3 %), Vanguard Personal Advisor Services (0.3 %) and Fidelity Go (0.35 %) undercut Wealthsimple by a large margin.

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.

Even just reducing fees by half a percentage point instead of a full percentage point makes a big difference over time on a straight - line basis.

Most cards nowadays don't have an annual fee unless they offer big rewards or are designed for people with less - than - good credit, but make sure to make at least the minimum monthly payment on time, or you may be slapped with a late fee and a higher interest rate — and you might even see your credit score suffer.

Then, penalty fees start making your debt even bigger and unless stopped at some point this can easily lead to bankruptcy.

Even bigger discounts on your brokerage costs, including 25 commission - free trades for stocks, options, non-Vanguard ETFs, and transaction - fee funds.

Overdraft fees can run $ 35 a pop or more at big banks, and annual fees of $ 60 or more aren't uncommon, so it pays to speak up — even if it's your fault you got hit with the fee in the first place.

Even a small difference in fees or interest rates can make a big difference to what you have to pay.

When used wisely (balance transfers tend to have a fee attached), it's an opportunity to catch up on a big balance if the new card has a low or even 0 % interest rate.

Even though Bank of America has rescinded its plans for a monthly $ 5 debit card use fee, the damage has largely been done — at least from the standpoint of the big banks.

Even a 0.5 % difference in fees can have a big impact.

Bigger spenders could earn greater rewards with other cards, even with an annual fee.

And when it comes to saving for retirement, even small reductions in fees can make a big difference in the size of your retirement nest egg.

Investment companies can save you a whole lot more money on bank fees and could even result in a much bigger growth rate for your investment.

I know people that are with fee for service advisors, and they don't want to call them (even on some big issues) because they know a bill is attached to that phone call.