Sentence examples for fee set up from inspiring English sources

If you still don't like the fee, set up an automatic transfer yourself.

It took shape after Kristen Christian, a banking customer upset by fees, set up a Facebook page.

The association was still tallying how many additional consumers had signed up on Bank Transfer Day, an initiative on Saturday that took shape after Kristen Christian, a banking customer upset by fees, set up a Facebook page.

"The whole system of sticker price tuition fees sets up unsavoury ideas about education as a financial transaction rather than a collaborative learning process that has value to students and society that extends way beyond the financial value of a degree certificate," she said.

If Tory strategists believe that stopping this process will involve tinkering with tuition fees, setting up a "Tory Momentum" or a Conservative version of Glastonbury, then they don't really understand what is driving young people to vote for Corbyn and join Labour.

Most cards charge a fee to set up the account as well as monthly use fees, and additional fees to check the balance or withdraw money.

Those individuals who make the transaction at the payday lender "will be charged a $3 fee to set up the account and a $2 convenience service fee to replenish a non-credit card," the paper notes.

And Evercore's advisory fee is set up in a way that encourages the bank to find a higher bid.

There is a fee to set up the installment plan, which varies depending on your income and on the method of payment.

Orascom, which just paid a $760 million licensing fee to set up an Algerian network, is particularly vulnerable to such slow returns, Mr. Saadi said.

In the short term, paying a flat fee to set up a personalized fund can also cost less than buying the same stocks through a discount broker at $10 to $30 a trade.