Sentence examples for fees for advice from inspiring English sources
L&C doesn't charge fees for advice.
Investment bankers and lawyers would reap huge fees for advice on the transactions.
It imposed a fiduciary duty on brokers who charge fees for advice, no matter what their title.
Banks involved in the deal are also well-placed to pick up fees for advice and other financing services.
The largest British group, GlaxoSmithKline, spent £1.9m on fees for advice and consultancy on 1,517 UK-based doctors, an average of £1,252 each.
LearnVest takes a different approach, charging a flat setup fee plus continuing monthly fees for advice about your financial life, though it doesn't make specific investment recommendations.
Fee-for-advice means you pay a fee for your financial advice relationship.
Just one bad DIY decision made by an elderly person can amount to much more than the original fee for advice would ever have cost.
Gaeso, he claimed, had charged him £900 – including the visa fee – for advice, adding: "They talked about lots of benefits and housing but I have found nothing.
Some independent financial advisers are offering "snapshot" deals where you pay a one-off cash fee for advice, assuming you don't want an annual check-up.
That means brokers who charge a fee for advice — or provide an account with a fee based on a percentage of assets — are subject to the Investment Advisers Act and the higher fiduciary standard.
