Sentence examples for fee products from inspiring English sources

Higher fee products come with a lower interest rate so are of interest to customers with higher loan sizes (where a £0 fee set up is generally not as attractive).

This goes double for the insurance industry, which might well have a problem selling complicated and high fee products like variable and equity indexed annuities under an enhanced customer standard of care.

We also have a full range of £0 fee products – one in four products from our range has NO fee compared to more than one in eight products in 2008 – for customers who prefer that route.

The group has now launched a petition asking elected leaders in Los Angeles and other cities around the country to ban all city business with banks that force their employees to meet sales goals for high fee products such as credit cards, new accounts and home refinance loans.

Banfe (pronounced BAN-fee) Products, which markets and distributes the soil products of other companies, had $5.6 million in sales last year and expects $7 million for 2002.

At the time, one trustee raised concerns that the endowment was overly invested in illiquid high-fee products, which could not be easily sold.

That may lead them into high-fee products that pay brokers from 2 to 10 percent in commissions, Mr. Straney said.

Investors should also watch out for marketing strategies that get you in the door on a low-fee fund and later sell you into high-fee products and services.

We have been reflecting the FLS in our mortgage pricing since July, offering borrowers a range of competitively priced mortgage products, via direct and intermediary channels, with the option to choose fee or non-fee products.

These declines are coming from the growing popularity of passive funds—which are often tied to indices and lower-fee products such as smart beta funds, which use technical filters rather than market cap to rank asset selection projects a report by the consulting firm.

Well, as a consumer, you might already have received, or you will be receiving, some correspondence from your financial advisor or his or her firm telling you about changes in fees, products, or services.