Sentences with phrase «hefty amount of fee»

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Charter has also agreed that the new company won't implement «data caps,» which are restrictions on the amount of data customers can use in a month, and hefty fees for going over the limit.

Posting ads promoting the vacant positon can cost a company a significant amount of money, with most job boards charging a hefty fee to employers looking to advertise.

Officials at the Etihad Stadium are reluctant to meet the hefty price - tag as they have already spent close to that amount on Sterling, but are optimistic of striking an agreement at a lower fee understood to be in the region of # 45million.

In fact, launching a book is such a tremendous amount of work that an entire industry has sprung up to handle the undertaking — book marketing firms with hefty fees that can swiftly run... Continue Reading

In fact, launching a book is such a tremendous amount of work that an entire industry has sprung up to handle the undertaking — book marketing firms with hefty fees that can swiftly run through an author's promotional budget.

Other «companies» were taking a hefty fee each month but only doing a small amount of work.

Other seminars charge a hefty attendance fee for the opportunity to listen to guest speakers who have made significant amounts of money through real estate investing.

The catch is the fees — there's a high annual fee and a hefty late payment fee at $ 38 or 2.99 % of the past due amount, whichever is greater.

Using a cash rewards card to earn money back won't do you any good if you're paying a huge amount of interest on purchases or a hefty annual fee.

Tip # 4: Avoid paying hefty fees and taxes Some airports apply fuel surcharges which can dramatically increase the amount of fees and taxes you pay when you book a rewards flight.

Earning airline miles and other travel rewards might sound ideal for students who fly home a couple of times per year, he says, but it usually takes a significant amount of credit spending to earn enough points for a flight, and airline cards typically carry hefty annual fees.

Whereas traditional sponsors typically had charged hefty upfront brokerage and sales fees - often amounting to more than 10 percent of the amount raised - the new batch of industry entrants have taken a more institutional approach to capital - raising and management.