Sentence examples for bigger fee from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hartlieb asked for a bigger fee.

Hollingworth says that, as a rule of thumb, if you are borrowing more than £150,000-£200,000, a bigger fee is more likely to work for you because you will make the saving back on the lower interest rate.

The size and structure of the deal enabled the bank to charge a far bigger fee than is usual in swap transactions, and Goldman persuaded Greece not to test the transaction with competitors to ensure it was getting good value for money.

Why not ten gigs for an even bigger fee, say, $100 a year?

Whereas home visit services might want to encourage visits to to grab a bigger fee.

Goteiner responds that a bigger fee was justified because he had done so much work, in the words of the district judge, "highlighting the potential for boiler room tactics" among commodities brokers.

"Bigger banks charge bigger fees," he said.

"But of course, bigger fees can work for some borrowers".

But in structured finance, a handful of banks return again and again, paying much bigger fees.

Still, the company, the Integrated Management Resources Group, was awarded even more business from the federal pension insurer, with bigger responsibilities, bigger fees and a bigger impact on retirees.

Second, cable and satellite companies have agreed in many cases to pay retransmission fees to stations, and bigger stations in local markets can command bigger fees.