Sentence examples for has fees from inspiring English sources

Manchester Business School has fees of £38,000 for the 18-month degree.

The average bare-bones variable annuity has fees totaling 2.5 percentage points a year, according to Morningstar.

As a result, the Domini Social Equity fund has fees that are somewhat high for an index fund, though lower than most socially responsible funds.

Also, consider using your debit card to pay for things abroad because you'll get the exact currency rates of the day (not a rate that has fees and commission on top).

Comparisons are startling: the École Normale Supérieure in Paris, which is rated 28th in the QS University World rankings, has fees of £640 a year, while the Technical University of Munich (ranked 54th) is £1,000 and Riga Technical University in Latvia charges £1,205.

McClymont said the party's priorities were making costs and charges more transparent and lower – while 0.5% is considered an exceptionally low charge in the UK, the US Thrift Savings plan has fees of just 0.025% – lifting restrictions on the Nest pensions scheme so savers could transfer money into it, and requiring independent trustees for all schemes.

The site also has fee-free weekends occasionally.

Funds in the middle had fees from 0.10 to 2.0 percent, while those in the worst-performing group had fees from 0.39 to 3.84 percent.

They have fees associated with them.

But such trusts have fees and a required minimum balance.

(Facebook nonprofit fundraisers, meanwhile, have fees of 5percentto5.75percentcent).