Sentence examples for maintaining a check from inspiring English sources

It is about maintaining a check on a big government that has been known to abuse its powers.

Now Thursday's report from the Washington think tank suggests it can also cost substantially more for services as basic as opening and maintaining a checking account.

When establishing an account, consider the services that best suit your needs: bank location, availability of automated teller machines, cost of maintaining a checking account, and ease of banking from home computers.

But consumer advocates worry that the higher cost of maintaining a checking account will push more poorer people out of banks altogether.

Piketty, Saez and Zucman's most recent research suggests that federal policies had maintained a check on inequality through 2014, but whether the gap has widened again since then is unknown.

"The rule of thumb is that it costs a bank between $150 and $350 a year" to maintain a checking account, said Aaron Fine, a partner at Oliver Wyman, a financial consultancy.

You'll also see how much it costs to maintain a checking account and make an overdraft transfer in that state.

In the U.S., it costs between $250 and $400 per year for a bank to maintain a checking account.

In the U.S., it costs between $250 and $400 per year for a bank to maintain a checking account.

To avoid fees or account closure, the average white customer needs to maintain a checking account balance equal to 28percentt of a paycheck; that amount nearly doubles to 54 percent for Latinos and 60percentt for African-Americans.

If your kids haven't yet demonstrated financial maturity in other areas (e.g., maintaining a balanced checking account), they may not be ready for an unsecured credit card or loan.