Sentences with phrase «yearly fee says»

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Businesses pay a yearly fee that members said can range from $ 40 to $ 150 per year, and in return they get visibility, a plaque and the chance to identify with a cause.

«This option makes the yearly membership much more worthwhile than the monthly fee,» says Lau.

Because if the average return is, say, 8 % / year and the average fund has a.5 % yearly fee, that would result in numbers very close to what you cite -LRB-.5 % to 2.22 % underperformance over a 5 - year period).

Mitchell said dog park users will have to register and pay a yearly membership fee.

«Yearly fees prevent consumers from buying what they really want,» says Julie Pukas, head of U.S. Bankcard and Merchant Solutions at TD Bank.

That being said, the yearly fee gets waived if you're a Rogers or Fido customer with those respective cards.

«The legislative action was a direct response to the DEA's refusal to waive registration requirements, including $ 3,440 in non-refundable yearly application fees, and the agency's inability to respond reasonably to the farmers» federal applications in time for spring planting,» says Eric Steenstra, Vote Hemp's President and co-founder.

Rather than using the ugly app, you can say a command to an Echo speaker at home to remote start / lock / unlock (assuming you pay the $ 49 yearly fee), which was great for preheating the car on a snowy day.

At the event, it was touted that «Windows is now a service» which implies you might pay a yearly fee, but Microsoft said during the Q&A that its business model isn't changing at this point.

The savings in advertising will have to more than offset the fees payable to Fivewalls over time (say on a yearly basis).