Sentence examples for charging a client from inspiring English sources
Cherry Blossoms, like other established sites, begins charging a client when he requests an address.
Battles over estates are often the result of service providers charging a client — especially an elderly one — the most they can or of siblings taking large commissions to manage the financial affairs.
Another overbilling practice the SEC said it has observed is advisors charging a client additional fees, such as brokerage fees, when the customer was in the advisor's wrap fee program and the transactions qualified for the program's bundled fee.
I.B.M. would have charged a client millions of dollars for the resources WorldJam absorbed, Mr. Wing said.
In an interview with Forbes.com Executive Editor David A. Andelman, Bogle answers a reader question on how much an investment adviser should charge a client.
Salomon Smith Barney, which has attracted 650 accounting firms, might charge a client with a $1 million portfolio 1.75% of assets a year and pay the accountant 0.33% of assets.
Rule 205-3 under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 allows an investment adviser to charge a client performance fees if the client meets certain dollar amount thresholds.
Just utilizing written content is simply not going to work for 2016 and it's unethical to charge a client for only written SEO work.
It is interesting to compare our trade with the top legal brains who happily charge a movie client £500 an hour to defend their reputation.
The facts in this case are ugly: Harris, the manager of the $6.3 billion Oakmark Fund, charged its captive mutual fund investors 0.88% of assets per year while it charged an outside client only 0.45% to manage a $160 million portfolio.
