Sentence examples for an interest fee from inspiring English sources

After five years it will attract an interest fee of 1.75%, which will rise annually by the RPI rate of inflation plus 1%.

Discussing the loan element of the product, he says the average user only needs to borrow about $130 at this point, so the team hasn't decided yet whether to offer larger loans that do charge an interest fee in future.

Documents called rate sheets detail how much your rate will be if you choose to pay points (an upfront interest fee that reduces the annual interest rate) or not pay points, and how much in each case the lender's rebate will be.

He wouldn't get into specifics, but deals often include a base interest fee on the loan in addition to a percentage of the upside on the stock.

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Critics have said that Wonga is usurious by charging a 1% interest fee per day.

FundersClub, for example, charges a one-time fee ($300 for a $2.5K investment) to cover transaction costs and will eventually institute a carried interest fee – meaning they make money when investors do, aligning them well with investors generally.

In a statement, MGM said it has been granted a respite from interest fee payments until 31 January 2010.

There is a £500 overdraft limit, the first £100 interest fee, and no authorised overdraft fees.

Thanks to a £140m interest-free loan from Ashley, the debt has now been cleared, saving the club a great deal in interest fees in the process.

Unfortunately, many people don't do that, and, as a result, they pay interest fees that cancel out any benefits of the card.