Sentence examples for fee capped from inspiring English sources

The tickets will be sold on at the normal ticket price, plus a handling fee, capped at a maximum of 10 per cent, payable by the buyer.

Merchants that accept GratisCard simply pay a processing fee capped at 0.5% of a transaction.Others are also hoping to profit from undercutting interchange fees.

The Santander 123 current account highlighted above gives you a free overdraft for four months when you switch using its dedicated service; after that, it's a £1 per day fee, capped at £20 per month.

An individual or organisation that wants to raise an objection also has to pay a fee, capped at $7,500 5,7699 euros), but this can be waived in the event of financial hardship.

Tuition fees, capped at a little over £3,000 since 2003, will suddenly triple in many higher education establishments.

He ordered legal fees capped at 15 percent and said he would oppose the kind of "leveraging for higher amounts" that could occur when plaintiffs held out.

Ministers want to allow universities to raise their fees – capped at £3,290 – to £6,000, and in "exceptional circumstances" up to £9,000 from 2012.

He said none of the universities planning to charge £9,000 would have their fees capped by the Office for Fair Access (Offa).

Since January 2015, there has been a cap on payday lenders, imposed by UK watchdog the Financial Conduct Authority, with interest and fees capped at 0.8% a day and the total cost of a loan limited to 100% of the original sum.

This is linked to the fact that in January 2015 the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) introduced price caps on payday loans, with interest and fees capped at 0.8% per day of the amount borrowed.

But from January 2 the same loan will have its interest and fees capped at £24.