Sentence examples for its own fee from inspiring English sources

Thus, Fairfield Greenwich got more cash to manage than it otherwise would have, increasing its own fee income.

Aligned, by contrast, doesn't run its own funds and applies any commissions it receives on your funds to reduce its own fee.

The startup doesn't mark up goods that it sells, so its cut of the delivery fee, and its own fee, are how Postmates collects the bulk of its revenue.

Citibank was one of the first card issuers to add its own fee, in November 1998.

Similarly, Capital One passes along to its customers only the 1percentt fee Visa and MasterCard charge and does not tack on its own fee.

Consultus, which supplies help to about 570 clients at any one time, says the care worker's basic rate of £65 a day – £78 to support a couple – makes its service highly competitive relative to care home fees, even after its own fee of £102 a week is taken into account.

The move to make it independent and supported by its own fees is evidence of a trend emerging in philanthropy today, driven by the astounding amount of money expected to flow to charity over the next several decades.

In return, the company sets its own fees at whatever level it chooses.

Most sensible of all is the part that would let the Patent Office determine its own fees and keep all the money that it collects.

The industry is also promoting its own fee-based online services.

The accounts have common standards, although each bank sets its own fees.