Sentence examples for late fee of from inspiring English sources

Darien charges a late fee of $1 a day for the Rocket eBook.

I have been charged a late fee of $82.05, which amounts to about 12 percent of the maintenance.

A month after we returned the devices, the company used the debit card information we had provided to charge us a late fee of $8,100 and claimed that we had returned the devices weeks late.

If the payment arrives even a day past the grace period,  your lender will very likely charge a late fee of  2 to 5 percent of the monthly payment, Mr. McHugh said.

One major card company began charging a late fee of 3percentt on unpaid balances, which means that on a $5,000 balance, the cost of being just a day or so late jumped from $39 to $150.

Earlier yesterday, a Russian court ruled that Yukos, the country's largest oil producer, did not have to pay a late fee of 6.7 billion rubles ($223 million) to court bailiffs for a delay in paying its original tax bill.

Late fees of $35 are a recent example, she said.

A study last winter of 143 cards by Consumer Action, an education and advocacy group in San Francisco, counted 21 with late fees of more than $30.

Since last spring, Citibank, a unit of Citigroup, has charged late fees of $15 on accounts with balances of less than $100, $25 on accounts with balances of $100 to $1,000, and $35 on accounts with more than $1,000 outstanding.

He said the high court had recently weakened consumer protections against unreasonable late fees, when it rejected a class action against ANZ for charging late fees of $35. Kelly said it was "plain rip-off" and should be unlawful to charge penalty fees far in excess of the actual cost of late payments, which could be as little as $1 or $2.

Michael Burke's three kids had an annoying habit of not returning movies to the video store on time and leaving him with late fees of $20 a visit.