'cheap expense' is correct, and it is a useful phrase in written English.
An example of using it in a sentence would be: "I found a way to get the equipment I needed for the project without incurring a cheap expense."
Though Vanguard Primecap is a natural choice for any investor with its excellent long-term record and dirt-cheap expenses, it is currently closed to new investors.
It has always been of limited application in places where sculpture in stone was cheap or expense was no object; the best examples are seen not in Italy or the princely gardens of France but rather in England and the Netherlands, where suitable plants flourished and where stonework was costly.
The cheaper collected expense was about food for 0.22 euro and the most expensive one (22,000 euro) is probably for a car.
Also one of the cheapest: Its expense ratio of 1.06% is scarcely more than half the norm for a fund buying foreign stocks.
Vanguard Index Trust has a three-year annualized return of 30%, is dirt cheap with expenses totaling only 19 cents per $100 of assets, and still merits a B rating in tax efficiency.
Nebraska actually has fairly good health care and cheap living expenses but was dragged into the bottom 10 thanks to its exorbitant tax rate.
Founder Alexandros Trimis says right now Greece offers "talent, cheaper operational expenses, and a strong desire from the public to see something positive happening".
And members of Congress say it is proof that Beijing manipulates its currency to keep its exports cheap — at the expense of American exports and jobs.
But the opinion-driven model of cable news is appealing to executives, partly because it's so cheap — the main expense is the host's salary.
