Sentence examples for fees equal from inspiring English sources

Private companies operating public schools on contract now demand fees equal to what public schools spend.

The average actively managed fund charges annual fees equal to about 1.3percentt of the fund's assets, while good indexers charge less than 0.2percentt.

AT&T spends about $11 billion a year on these local connection fees, equal to about one-third of the company's annual revenue.

They typically charge annual fees equal to 2percentt of their assets under management, and take a 20percentt cut of any profits.

They are paid fees equal to, and sometimes considerably more than, a classroom teacher's hourly wage (but a fraction of what a unionized orchestra member would receive).

Managers typically collect annual management fees equal to 2percentt of the assets in their funds, and, on top of that, take a 20percentt cut of any profits.

Alan Berube, lead author of the study, said that the money spent on tax-and-loan fees equals several weeks of groceries for many poor families.

Finally, Scruggs made an irresistible offer to a prosperous Jackson asbestos attorney, David Nutt, who pledged several million to the effort, in return for a share of potential fees equalling Scruggs's.

Some private equity funds pay middlemen bringing in ­investors’ dollars upfront commissions of 1% or more, plus a piece of both the funds’ management fees 2% of assets–and their “performance” fees equaling 20% or more of any profits.

But the law also lets landlords collect a fee equal to 1percentt of the total amount on deposit each year.

In private equity, for example, many managers charge a fee equal to 2% of assets and 20% of profits.