Sentence examples for has a fee from inspiring English sources
The new Co-op Bank mortgage has a fee of £1,499.
This is the longest balance transfer deal and has a fee starting at 2.98%.
The network provides them with their signature shows — not just "Morning Edition," but "All Things Considered," "Fresh Air," "Car Talk" and others — but it also has a fee structure that many stations feel is onerous.
Repayments on a £150,000 mortgage are £565 a month, according to David Hollingworth, of mortgage brokers London and Country, although the product has a fee of £1,499 which could prove expensive for customers with smaller loans.
It also has a fee structure and billing system; research groups pay to access samples through Crimson and for specimen shipping, collection, and storage.
As mentioned before, LendUp doesn't require a security deposit, and the card has a fee of no more than $5 per month, depending on a customer's creditworthiness.
1 The government's fundamental philosophy is that "no one is denied adequate medical care due to lack of means". 2 The Hospital Authority provides services at no or very low fees, and has a fee-waiving mechanism.
"But the exchange rate is manipulated, and the agent in Mexico may have a fee, too".
"Some states, like New Jersey, don't have a fee schedule, but it's one of the few".
"And we made these posters and advertised it all over the village and had a fee to get in.
