Sentences with phrase «form of fees»

Lower administrative costs means less money out of your pocket in the form of fees.

The currency exchange required for international transactions also costs money, and the cost is often passed on to credit card users in the form of fees.

«We know from our experience in other international markets that an incentive in the form of a fee to encourage customers to adopt reusable bags reduces single - use plastic bags by more than 50 %.

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Of the many dumb ways to close budget holes, perhaps the one most worthy of the title «self - inflicted wound» is the move to reduce the number of extra-curricular activities offered to students (or to pass along the costs to families in the form of fees).

If you need it, your bank will charge you to get your money back out of the home, in the form of fees for a home equity loan or line of credit.

The extra amount is the cost associated with borrowing the money, and generally comes in the form of fees and interest.

All of this marketing is designed to separate you from your money, and will ultimately enrich the companies in the form of fees and commissions, regardless of your own personal performance.

Keeping this in mind, if you manage your account, you won't have to dish out a huge amount of your saving in the form of fees or penalties or taxes.

Plus traditional investment firms typically have a huge back office, people pushing paper whose salaries you pay in the form of fees.

Obviously the bank has to make money somehow, and they do so in the form of fees: transaction fees, activation fees, transfer fees, over-the-limit fees, among others.

In addition, some lenders have higher overheads / operating costs than others, so they must pass on some of this expense to their customers (usually in the form of fees).

The hope is that with increased competition investors will have a wider range of strategies to select from in the managed futures class and less performance will be paid back to the fund sponsor in the form of fees with more performance returned to investors.

Lesson learned: Though it may be a hassle and cost you thousands — in the form of fees from the bank, attorneys, an appraisal, and title insurance — refinancing your mortgage can mean serious savings for the long term.

We must point out that as with all types of loan, the line of credit has expenses in the form of fees.

So in effect, Murray and her husband might still have a financial obligation to the homeowner association in the form of fees and their portion of any of the debts made by the homeowner association while the scam artists were in control.

As the investment moves through the value chain from origination to public investor, a long line of intermediaries, from Vanguard to private operators and developers, take cuts in the form of fees and expenses, for which investors ultimately foot the bill.

Penalties may come in the form of a fee or an increased interest rate or both.

The biggest con of using personal loans to rebuild credit is that you're paying money, in the form of fees and interest, to improve your credit score.

So a bottom line is most financial advisors will need to convert to some form of fee - only or fee - based business model, instead of being soley commission - based.

If the third - party agency is successful in recovering all or part of the debt, it will earn a commission from your creditor, which can either be in the form of a fee, or a percentage of the total amount owed.

Any skill benefit is assumed to be captured by the manager in the form of fees.

Mutual funds have lots of expenses, and most of them are passed on to the investors in the form of fees or sales charges.

Lower administrative costs means less money out of your pocket in the form of fees.

For a fund manager that earns income in the form of fees (management and performance), this savings can make an activist strategy feasible, and even attractive.

When it comes time to cash in the miles you've earned, you're likely to shell out some money in the form of fees.

Using your cards abroad could cost you a small fortune in the form of fees and charges by the bank or card issuers.

The major upfront cost of late payments come in the form of fees.

Putting a price on carbon, in the form of a fee or tax on the use of fossil fuels, coupled with returning the generated revenue to the public in one form or another, can be an effective way to curb emissions of greenhouse gases.

One solution that would do just that, as well as create millions of jobs over the next decade in a wide variety of fields, is a carbon tax in the form of Fee and Dividend.

Putting a price on carbon, in the form of a fee or tax on the producers of fossil fuels, can be an effective way to curb emissions of greenhouse gases.

But today almost all the funding has been withdrawn for contract cases: all that remains is a litigation subsidy in the form of fee remission.

Paying by the month might be convenient, but the additional costs in paperwork and personnel monthly payments cost the insurance company are passed on to you in the form of fees; paying all at once eliminates these fees and saves you money without affecting your coverage.

Additionally, the paperwork and labor involved in splitting up your premium costs into 12 monthly increments is significant, and those costs get passed onto you in the form of fees; by paying all at once, you eliminate these fees and lower your yearly expenditure.

According to the document, payment made to providers of digital wallet and similar services in the form of fees shall also be taxed.

The token enables owners to receive revenues in the form of fees charged by the COSS system for cryptocurrency transactions.

Rilcoin is a peer - to - peer hybrid cryptocurrency that proposes faster transactions without paying the extra amount in the form of fees and can be performed by anyone existing in this world.

Almost all legitimate recruiters are paid by the client (the hiring company) in the form of a fee that is based on a retainer (fee paid in advance), or on contingency (fee paid after successful placement).

The deficit will also trickle down to businesses in the form of fee hikes and fewer government contracts, as the state looks for ways to cut spending and generate more revenue, suggests Jack Kyser, chief economist at the Los Angeles Economic Development Corp. (LAEDC).

The second change comes in the form of fees.