Sentence examples for fees drop from inspiring English sources
This Babbage will see his monthly fees drop by two-thirds, while his servers' power has measurably increased.
Fees drop if more than one child in a family is enrolled; parents are required to make a $500 donation to their parish before enrolling a child.
To entice customers to these services, banks are shifting to "relationship lending," which means that some fees drop as other fees climb.
The two men said that the Canadian air traffic control system, which was privatized 20 years ago, had seen fees drop by one-third over that time span.
Where the new Virgin plan is a better deal is if you really use more than 1200 voice minutes a month, in which case your fees drop from $60 a month to $55 a month.
Annual fees for such an account are 2.25percentt of assets, though the fees drop on a sliding scale to 1.25percentt for accounts of more than $1 million.
The company said revenue from administration fees and investment advisory fees dropped 29percentt from the first quarter of 2008, to $799 million, while performance fees dropped $11 million.
The chief executive, Paul Reilly, said fees dropped as companies reduced executive ranks.
Investment management fees dropped 2.4 percent because of higher money-market waivers, the bank said in its statement.
The firm said asset management and service fees dropped 12percentto to $148.4 million, because of lower distribution fees from some funds.
Still, after polling customers, the company found that about three quarters of them said that if the fees dropped, they would deposit significantly more money.
