Sentence examples for money fees from inspiring English sources

From Thinker to Doer Mulling a leap from thinker to doer, he has drafted plans for an "International Remittances Institute," to provide cheaper ways to send money — fees often exceed 10percentt — and more options for investing it.

Traders met in "colleges" at taverns and buyers were required to pay a 2.5% "wine money" fee, up to a maximum of three guilders per trade.

"Banks have historically tried to make money on fees, and they are desperate for fees," he said.

They are paid a fee by the investors and also make money from fees on delinquent loans.

And, in a country where people have more freedom -- and more money -- fees are not that strong a disincentive.

Instead, Ticketmaster makes its money from fees — lots of them.

Thus, the bank makes more money from fees merchants pay to accept the cards.

And there is even more money in fees for checked bags.

Traveling light, without checking bags, saves passengers time on arrival and money in fees.

There they could raise money from fees charged to patients treated for sexual difficulties.

Investors in a 1996 fund more than tripled their money after fees.