Sentence examples for fees build from inspiring English sources

EL RODEO, Mexico — For years, millions of Mexican migrants working in the United States have sent money back home to villages like this one, money that allows families to pay medical bills and school fees, build houses and buy clothes or, if they save enough, maybe start a tiny business.

Robo-advisors can lower your management fees, build you a diversified portfolio and get you into the stock market with a small initial investment.

Salespeople have to be paid, and so the initial, annual and surrender fees built into a deferred annuity are often rather large.

You could sit tight, spending nothing on maintenance other than the tiny fees built into some ADRs by ADR custodian banks (issuing companies often pick up these expenses).

That means if you go to Paris on vacation and buy presents in euros, the charges will show up on your statement in dollars with the 3% fees built in.

Of course, just as with all other active management strategies, the fees built into products that follow these new indexes are many times higher than those of the traditional index funds that Jack Bogle believes in.

Only a handful of funds deliver returns high enough to justify the fees built into these products, and gaining access to the top-performing private funds is almost impossible for small investors.

2. Are you legally obligated to disclose all of the fees I will pay -- including fees built into products I won't see on my balance sheet?

But many of the people who help consumers choose what investments to put in their IRAs — in particular, the broker/dealers who are paid through commissions or fees built into the funds they're peddling — are not, at least not in a formal way.

There's only twenty-three thousand dollars in the bank, and it's not clear how the station will pay the fifty-thousand-dollar-a-month transmitter fee, build a new studio space, and meet payroll for the remaining staff.

We are saying we believe in the licence fee built also saying it needs to change and modernise".