Sentence examples for account sizes from inspiring English sources
OFFENSE Besides bank account sizes, what are the biggest differences between John Skelton and Kevin Kolb?
Prospective customers should check the fine print related to minimum account sizes, fees, penalties for withdrawal without adequate notice and high teaser rates that revert to more pedestrian percentages after some weeks or months.
These days the boss is big on beefing up account sizes and wallet share.
Gold costs $6 to $15 per month for smaller account sizes and less borrowing power, while higher prices up to $200 per month let people borrow up to $50,000.
Investors with account balances of $100,000-plus holding only one to three stocks at the beginning of each month perform 4% better over the year following a stock purchase than more-diversified investors with similar account sizes, says the NBER study by University of Illinois finance professors Scott Weisbenner and Zoran Ivkovic and University of Michigan finance professor Clemens Sialm.
Some giant companies like Citigroup Inc. have launched online trading platforms which cater towards the smaller account sizes.
It is owned and controlled by 8,800 members and each has an equal voice and vote, regardless of account size.
The average account size for new donor-advised funds at Fidelity Charitable is over $100,000, said Sarah Libbey, its president, and contributions can often extend into the millions.
From the fund company's perspective, the break-even point for each new customer can be several years: three or four is standard, depending on average account size, marketing costs and other variables.
"People who would get a new Mercedes S550 every couple of years aren't doing it now," said G. Moffett Cochran, chief executive of Silvercrest Asset Management, which has an average account size of $30 million.
"Goldman Sachs is slightly different from other firms," Sherwood told MPs. "Our starting account size is larger and we are really in the high net worth business and that is all.
