Sentence examples for expensive advice from inspiring English sources

I feared this was going to be expensive advice.

A combination of cheap debt and a ready supply of new equity capital has boosted mergers and acquisitions, on which investment bankers provide expensive advice.

There he doled out expensive advice to professionals.

A firm in the pension advisory business may have an arm that sells (expensive) advice or conference tickets to money managers.

But the Neil Carberry, CBI director for employment and skills, said: "We do not think capping fees at this level is wise, especially as schemes will now have to provide expensive advice to every member following last week's Budget".

I think this is terrible and expensive advice.

The first is that wealthy people can afford expensive financial advice which may not always be right but can often help, for example, to keep the tax bill down.

But now, as corporate executives assess their own performance during the boom time -- or are forced to by shareholders -- many lament the expensive Internet advice that didn't pan out.

Some have barred people from accessing their money, others have insisted people pay for expensive financial advice, and many have imposed hefty charges to allow people access to their cash.

Some companies have barred people from accessing their money, others have insisted people pay for expensive financial advice, and many have imposed hefty charges for people to access their cash.

It's not a heavy thing at all, but the elements here of social comedy and status anxiety and aspiration, the portraits of the mega-rich trying to acquire, via Duveen's expensive aesthetic advice, a glittering layer of culture, strike a familiar note in our times.