The phrase "active fees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, services, or subscriptions where fees are currently being charged or applied.
Example: "The account will incur active fees if the balance falls below the minimum requirement."
Alternatives: "current fees" or "ongoing charges".
Investors were paying active fees but getting passive performance.
(The bigger the fund is, the more likely it is to resemble the market, but with active fees).
THE fund management debate is often presented as a battle between passive, tracker funds and active, "star" managers but there is a third group - managers who charge active fees but are "closet indexers", sticking closely to the benchmark.
It's quite clear, in the banking industry and my own industry, that too often, the industry has been charging active fees for index performance or worse".
Therefore, we will be waiving your active subscription fee, and refunding your deposit, if any by 26th June.
"But you will find many active managers with fees that are justifiable because their performance outperforms the index.
For active managers, their fees, and correlated salary and bonuses, should correspond to their skills.
This piece isn't free, costing $1.50 per 1,000 daily active users plus fees for whatever other AWS services they use — like servers and database access.
There was no specific budget available for activities such as community health education, active case finding, transportation fee for staff and patients, and extra food for patients.
Also, there was no specific budget available for activities such as community health education, active case finding, transportation fee for staff and patients, and extra food for patients.
And many assignments for boutiques are providing fairness opinions to boards, which generate lower fees than active deal management.
