Sentences with phrase «of transfer fees»

You have to be mindful of transfer fees, however, along with a few other considerations.
Transfer an RRSP worth at least $ 10,000 to Credential Direct and they will cover up to $ 200 worth of transfer fees.
Be careful of transfer fees however — these will be charged by the «from» institution.
Yes will take care of transfer fees as well.
Note that the savings shown are based on the difference in total compound interest charges between the higher APR cards you entered and the lower promotional balance transfer APR, net of transfer fees.
Another idea (which I learned from the Canadian Money Forums) is to consolidate the TFSA into your non-registered account, temporarily, in order to reduce the number of transfer fees to be applied.
They absorb up to $ 100 of transfer fees to transfer an account from another broker.
As part of their SCATE tour promotion, if you open a new account by June 30th with $ 10,000 or more Disnat will cover up to $ 150 of the transfer fees from another brokerage.
Transfer your discount brokerage account to Credential Direct and they'll pay up to $ 200 of the transfer fees.
Disnat is offering up to $ 150 to cover the cost of transfer fees from another institution.
Reimbursements will be made to your account via credit within 30 days of receipt of proof of transfer fees.
Ally Invest eases the cost of transition by refunding up to $ 150 of your transfer fees.
Of course, for those thinking of switching, it is worth requesting or negotiating that the brokerage cover all of the transfer fees as well as offer the full credit ($ 500) which could then make this offer stand head - and - shoulders above the others currently being offered for the $ 50,000 + deposit category.
There also is the matter of transfer fees.
And speaking of transfer fees; $ 20 million is the reported figure Athletico Madrid are willing to pay to take the Spaniard off our hands in the current transfer window.
When Ballou Tabla was sold to Barcelona B, MLS announced clubs would keep 100 percent of the transfer fees for any Homegrown players.
A trio of transfer fees that could add up to around # 180M when every add - on is said and done.
In fact, he may not have anything at all to spend in terms of transfer fees.
Meanwhile, the inflation of transfer fees that comes as a result of the transfer window means that only the super-rich clubs can afford to seriously add to their squads.
We don't have the finances to attract top players in respect of transfer fees or wages?
The first reason I would state would be the severed ties he has with the club and with Wenger after controversially leaving for Barcelona, a time in which he was so desperate to leave that he paid a bit of the transfer fees from his own pocket.
Maybe, as the Evening Standard says that Arsenal value Gibbs at # 15 million and that does not sound too much compared to the majority of transfer fees we have seen recently.
I know I'm being biased but Shakespeare or whoever is in charge of transfer fees put too high of a fee for Mahrez, so I'm not surprised he is upset.
According to Don Balon, as re-reported by The Daily Star, the Catalan giants want to take advantage of the situation by snapping up the pair to add quality and depth to their squad moving forward at zero cost in terms of transfer fees.
This, I can only assume is the result of transfer fees such as Ozil / Sanchez being outlayed - as these transfers are structured in payments over a number of years.
The players we're looking to offload have all had their place at some point in time and cost us barely anything in terms of transfer fees
By the way, those cash reserves are before they transfer window so because of transfer fees, agent fees and other stuff, expect it to be around 100 million quid.
Ibrahimovic is the most expensive footballer in the world, in terms of transfer fees exchanged for a player, claimed that the disagreement was born out of him outshining Lionel Messi, who was having a difficult season.
As for the article, personally Ozil has yet to deliver on his price tag, whether that price tag was a fair assessment of Ozil's abilities, I am not sure, in this day and age due to the inflation in the market more and more of transfer fees are going to compensating a club for parting with a valuable asset but that is a train of thought for another day.
Credit cards and some online payment platforms take a cut of the transferred fee, which can make large sums expensive to send.
Nevertheless, a player of his standing on and off the pitch would be a huge coup for Chelsea if such a move were to materialise, although with no mention of a transfer fee or whether or not his wage demands could be met by the Blues, it seems like it's still a long way off from becoming a reality.
Paying a fraction of the transfer fee as a signing bonus is considered ideal for all parties involved.
And that is only done, when a transfer is agreed to and hammering out the amount of transfer fee is a formality.
That is also a poor buy regardless of transfer fee and wages.
Chelsea are believed to hold the strongest interest in Messi, and the Blues would be able to meet the # 480m financial package that would be required in terms of the transfer fee and wages that would be paid to the forward over the course of a six - year contract.
Spurs revealed on the club's official website that the 24 - year - old had put pen to paper on a contract until 2021, but — as is customary these days — there was no mention of a transfer fee.
DENIAL that the squad remains weighed down by players who are not the right standard and are paid too much meaning that other more suitable Clubs don't want them DENIAL that the only reason Ozil is likely to sign a new contract is down to the fact that no other Club would pay him the same salary on top of any form of transfer fee (same as the «deadwood really»..
And then even offered to pay part of the transfer fee.
Lucas Silva has claimed that he waived his right to 10 % of his transfer fee in order to sign for Real Madrid, reports Goal.com.
For someone we bought for # 10m I think he has paid every penny of his transfer fee.
difference in the club's valuation of the transfer fee.
Problem is he is also under third party ownership and Sporting is asking for silly money (as they only get a fraction of the transfer fee)-- over 30M for a highly potential but unproven in big league youngster Is anyone excited that we are getting Rabiot from Paris SG.
Lacazette is set to become Arsenal's all - time record signing, report BBC Sport, who claim that # 45m of his transfer fee will be paid up front, with the other # 7m in add - ons.
However, if the FO believes that Bobby Wood could contribute well enough to fill our hole at forward, it could make sense to acquire him as a DP for only this year (because of the transfer fee) which would leave potentially two open DP spots (assuming Dempsey retires and Ozzie either moves or is still able to be bought down) next season to fill in other positions of need.
While the 24 - year - old would tick the boxes needed at Old Trafford, given there is no suggestion of a transfer fee, personal terms being agreed or a medical being scheduled, it's questionable as to whether that will all happen so late on in the window to allow Man Utd to seal a move.
If the football press is right then the new Arsenal striker Alexandre Lacazette will not only become the most expensive player in the club's history in terms of the transfer fee, with reports claiming that Lyon will receive anything between # 45 million and # 57 million, he will also become the highest earning player on the Arsenal payroll.
The same will happen if we ever sell him - unless he demands a transfer he'll get a chunk of the transfer fee.
Moreover he is too injury prone for the kind of transfer fee he warranted.
Cazorla i think took a pay cut to join us and remember Arshavin... payed portion of the transfer fee.
Sterling is the preferred option over the more expensive Real Madrid star, who would likely cost around # 75m in terms of his transfer fee, as well as wages of # 300,000 per week.
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