Sentences with phrase «fees disclosures so»

All credit cards come with detailed rates and fees disclosures so you can be a knowledgeable cardholder.

Not exact matches

According to the senator's July campaign disclosure report, he has spent $ 25,000 worth of political contributions so far on legal fees — including $ 15,000 to Albany firm Greenberg Traurig.

So prophylactic disclosure can save everyone a lot of time and lawyers» fees.

Get a disclosure statement with each offer so you can compare fees.

Any bank should provide a written disclosure of terms and conditions, including checking account fees, so be sure you read the disclosure before you commit to an account.

Make sure your adviser has your current address and contact details so that you receive notification of advice reviews, your annual fee disclosure statement and an opt - in notice every 2 years.

Friends had warned them of the fees charged by managed funds so Scott and Belinda read the product disclosure statements of a number of managed funds and used our managed funds fee calculator.

Morningstar found the fees so bad that they ranked Canada an F, a grade that none of the other 21 countries received in any of the four categories — regulation & taxation, disclosure, fees & expenses and sales & media — in the survey.

The CFPB deemed these forms too confusing because fees, calculations, and explanations were spread across two separate multi-page disclosures, so the bureau updated the forms effective with all loan applications after October 3, 2015.

(b) the range of fees for specifically described professional services provided there is reasonable disclosure of all relevant and variable considerations affecting the fees, so that the statement would not be misunderstood or be deceptive including without limitation, an indication whether additional fees may be incurred for related professional services which may be required in individual cases.

So, for instance, the rules on fee - sharing and referral fees (now rr 8 and 9 respectively) have not changed substantively since the decisions in late 2004; and the updated rules which cover conflict, and the clash between duties of confidentiality and disclosure (rr 3 and 4) have been in place since April 2006.

Accepting a finders fee without making full disclosure to your client is a breach of the REBBA code of ethics http://www.reco.on.ca/UserFiles/Registrars%20Bulletins/Mortgage%20finders%20fees%20&%20referral%20fees.pdf and making a payment to an unregistered person in furtherance of trade is also a breach of the code of ethics http://www.reco.on.ca/UserFiles/Registrars%20Bulletins/Bird%20Dog%20Fees.pdf so it seems the only proposal in this article that is legal in Ontario (and these fellows seem to be in Ontario since they have a 289 number) is the reciprocal favour arrangement.