Sentence examples for for a very low fee from inspiring English sources

It is understood that director generals will not be expected to employ the services of top photographers such as David Bailey, unless they would be prepared to offer their services for a very low fee.

The solution to the mostly futile quest for alpha, though, is not to switch to being a passive investor alone — which would mean investing in index-tracking funds that would return whatever the index returned, for a very low fee.

On the Campanian seacoast, I spoke with a gap-toothed, gleefully unrepentant young-old poacher who, now that he can no longer set up a blind on the beach and shoot unlimited numbers of arriving migrants, contents himself with looking forward to vacations in Albania, where you can still shoot as much as you can find of whatever you want, whenever you want, for a very low fee.

Best of all, they can do this for a very low fee, generally a small fraction of 1% of your account value each year.

Phone any relatives with children and offer to do a trial period of tutoring for a very low fee (a couple of dollars or nothing, just for the beta period).

You may be able to have something done for free or a very low fee, such as tree pruning, plumbing or inspection.

The automated investments company has been growing its user base by 20percentt every month, because it cuts out traditional mutual funds and investment advisors and charges its users a very low fee for returns that have been beating the Street.

Some of those companies make a deal with their patent lawyers to charge a very low fee in exchange for referring a large volume of work, he said.

It would cost a fortune to secure these estates against squatters, but we provide the service for a very low management fee".

Anyone can come in and work on a self-funded project for a very low membership fee as long as it falls within generally accepted guidelines for biosafety.

The low salaries of health workers in Central and Eastern Europe is a factor often mentioned in the literature on informal payments [ 31, 37], a theme that resonated in the complaints of GPs in our study about having to treat children for a very low capitation fee.