The phrase "a maintenance fee" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a charge or cost associated with the upkeep or servicing of a property, service, or equipment.
Example: "The apartment complex charges a monthly maintenance fee to cover landscaping and repairs."
Alternatives: "service charge" or "upkeep cost".
A maintenance fee is $281 a month.
USEFUL WEB SITES Helsinki Times: helsinkitimes.fi Visit Finland, official tourism site: visitfinland.com Statistics Finland: stat.fi/index_en.html Helsinki portal: helsinki.fi/en/ LANGUAGES AND CURRENCY Finnish, Swedish; euro (1 euro = $1.42) TAXES AND FEES A maintenance fee of 290 euros a month (about $412) covers building maintenance and heat.
The price was $759,000, with a maintenance fee of almost $1,100.
He then gives raw milk to shareholders, and charges a maintenance fee.
I asked why all eight plots had been mowed, when only one was covered by a maintenance fee.
Yet it still carries some pretty hefty requirements, including $38,003 in taxes and a maintenance fee of $1,700.
According to Ragatz Associates in Eugene, Ore., which provides market research to the resort industry, fractional prices range from $24,730 to $70,435 a week; annual maintenance fees range from $5,410 to $8,700.
Dedicated DB sets up the plan and does the annual administrative work for an initial $1,250 fee and a $1,600-a-year maintenance fee.
TAXES: A $744 a month maintenance fee, which includes taxes, electric, gas, and building amenities.
Review: Ally Bank doesn't charge its checking customers a monthly maintenance fee, a huge perk considering average checking account maintenance fees average $8.61 at online banks and $12.95 at brick-and-mortar institutions, according to MarketWatch.
If you buy a condo, expect to pay homeowner's fees, and if you buy a co-op apartment, you'll have to pony up a monthly maintenance fee plus a monthly installment on the property tax.
