Sentence examples for account charge from inspiring English sources

Both the bank that issues the card and the one that handles the retailer's account charge them a small fee for the privilege, as does the card network an arrangement often criticised as opaque and anti-competitive.

This current account is suitable if you are able to pay in at least £500 a month or hold an average balance of at least £5,000, otherwise a £5 monthly account charge will be imposed.

H&R Block, which advertises such loans, says on its Web site that Imperial Capital Bank, which provided 4.5 million refund anticipation loans to H&R Block clients in 2003, imposes finance charges of $5 to $75 for short-term loans of $200 to $7,000, which translates to an annual percentage rate of 34percentto129percentcent, plus a $24.95 account charge.

In the most recent of Jackson's tiffs with Steinbrenner, he resigned his position as "special advisor" for the Yankees last summer, in part over a disagreement about a $14,000 expense account charge.

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"Our members remain of the view that the current account charging system is fair and legal.

The Wall Street Journal reported the departure followed $40,000 in questionable expense account charges.

findings, saying the banks already help customers to compare account charges.

There is another catch too: some credit unions impose account charges.

Its 1-2-3 account charges £2 a month and gives you cashback on certain purchases, but no insurance extras.

The BBA, which represents UK banks, said its members believed the current account charging system was fair and legal.