Which is why the Socialist government has now taken the un-socialist step of implementing a fee of 300 forints for each visit to the doctors, causing national outrage.But larger plans to reform the whole system, which would eventually abolish hálapénz, are running into the sand.
And of course lenders are frustrated by the fact that Zillow is even implementing a fee in the first place, when the site has long been known as a free and open marketplace for both lenders and buyers.
Nov 1 (Reuters) - Former financial regulator Sheila Bair voiced worries about a new industry compromise plan for money market mutual funds, including implementing a fee for withdrawals during times of stress, saying it could worsen a crisis.
†† Some districts in the country were implementing a fee-for-service scheme [Bamako initiative type of cost recovery], some had normal user fees, while a few had not/were just starting to implement any form of cost sharing.
The bill implements a fee on carbon-intensive imports, as well, to press China to follow suit.
The Business Council of Australia chief executive, Jennifer Westacott, said they were disappointed the government had decided to implement a fee regime on all overseas investments in Australia.
The guidelines, set to go into effect in January, also implement a fee of up to $5 a month per scooter or bike — which could add up to $36,000 a year per company.
"Barclaycard is the UK's biggest credit card provider and their decision to implement a fee did, in my opinion, trigger others to follow". He said that the days of fee-free 0% balance transfer deals could be numbered as providers find ways to avoid losses from customers that frequently "churn" debts from card to card without purchasing on them.
Most interestingly, the law does not implement a fee or tax on fantasy sports operators that register to provide services in New Hampshire.
Along with raising funds to keep the program, the city is looking into the possibility of implementing a nominal fee to help offset the cost.
If he's elected, Kurtz's plan includes cutting spending and lowering taxes -- though the 17-year-old doesn't pay taxes, "You don't have to pay taxes to know the taxes in Daniel Boone are too high," he says -- as well as implementing an activity fee and placing a moratorium on purchasing new textbooks.
