Sentence examples similar to a completely fee from inspiring English sources

Teens and tweens who feel ready for their first proper bank account now have more choice than ever: this week Nationwide launched a "completely fee-free" offering.FlexOne is the building society's first current account aimed at young people, and comes with a contactless Visa debit card – and its own dedicated Twitter feed.

But the most significant change is a completely new fee for no-shows travellers who book but fail to make a flight.

So are there any cards that allow travellers to get completely fee-free transactions abroad?

"Free" checking is very seldom completely fee-free.

Therefore in our view a further fee cut is completely unnecessary.

That equity is at risk; however, the investment was completely offset by a cash fee paid to LJM.

On Friday, the man hotly tipped to become Tory culture secretary called an annual licence fee increase "completely ridiculous" and hit out at executive pay, while the Labour government is still considering top-slicing the corporation's £3.7bn licence fee revenue.

If Verizon cancels the deal completely, it must pay a termination fee of about $145 million.

You can't avoid a bank fee (at least not completely), what you can do is avoid paying the higher fees that you'll find in the airport at those little currency booths.

The Bulgarian, who Fulham bagged for a bargain fee from Manchester United this summer, completely outshone opposite number Fernando Torres.

While most camps in Qalqilya charge a small fee for each child, our program is completely free.