Sentence examples for looking at the fees from inspiring English sources
The OFT said it was also looking at the fees lenders charge as part of its ongoing investigation into the sector and agreed that fees should reflect actual and necessary costs.
External investigations of the company's handling of the merger payments and losses are under way in Japan and in the United States, where the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Securities and Exchange Commission are looking at the fees, according to people briefed on the matter.
The point is that many people get hung up looking at the fees they have to pay, rather than seeing the big picture and looking at the investment as a whole.
Looking at the fees for ECEC services, we find that about 18.8% of the parents report paying nothing.
You might look at the fees of the cheapest 10 percent of funds across asset classes.
Let's look at the fees more closely.
And the programme also looks at the fees travellers incur on their credit cards while abroad.
Look at the fees: Between the late fees, annual fees and overdrawn fees, plus the net interest margin they collect, they are collecting close to 20% a year of the outstanding balances as fees.
You want to get a sense of all the fees, you want to look at the fees as a percentage of the money you are investing and you want to walk away with a sense of, "Is that reasonable?
Also look at the fees; you want to be sure you are getting as many minutes as advertised.
