Sentence examples for class of fees from inspiring English sources
One class of fees that has been on the rise since its inception is the 12b-1 fee.
According to Devin Fergus, the author of the soon-to-be-published book "Land of the Fee: Hidden Costs and the Decline of the American Middle Class," these sorts of fees ultimately exacerbate inequality.
(e) Applicants must offer their services to any member of the public making a reasonable request therefor, without undue discrimination against any customer or class of customer, and fees charged for providing such services shall be reasonable and non-discriminatory.
She relies on a mix of incomes from class fees and sales of merchandise and Herbalife products to pay bills and the rent, which together total $3,500 a month.
Michael Bowse, a Southern California lawyer representing a plaintiff in a proposed class-action lawsuit, said the addition of fees had affected bookings.
A case taken up by the Supreme Court concerns whether trustees for a corporate 401(k) are liable years after choosing a class of mutual fund with higher fees.
But in 2004, Congress exempted a narrow class of people who collected legal fees in discrimination cases from paying taxes on them, and Ms. Browne Sanders almost certainly fits in that class.
Typically, a small portion of the class fees, which can exceed $150, are passed on to the district attorneys' offices.
It's difficult to argue that fees are too high, since as an asset class hedge funds have consistently beaten the market net of fees.
Most of the agencies catering to the better class of positions charge a registration fee which is worked to the limitor rather without limit.
Of the Class of 2009, 775 students took the FEE; some students passed out of the FEE by scoring a 5 on Advanced Placement Exams.
