Student unions have traditionally run their facilities through companies, but in recent years more have struggled to make ends meet as students spend more money in high street bars or opt to stay at home as they feel the pinch of tuition fees.
And many large banks would feel the pinch of lower transaction fees on debit cards.
AFTER watching their portfolios plummet in value, many investors are now being pinched by higher fees.
"In every country that has imposed price controls on interchange fees, consumers have felt the pinch through higher bank and credit cards fees and reduced quality in access.
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Larry Lloyd's signing-on fee was a washing machine Clough pinched from the laundry department.
But Taylor said he had taken Rangel's comments with a "pinch of salt" and insisted Medel was worth the fee.
In a memo distributed to CVS pharmacies in Dallas in March, Craig Goodson, a CVS supervisor, told pharmacists that the reduced dispensing fees might "put many independent pharmacy owners in a pinch that they have never before felt".
Penny pinching: Muir Woods is the only location in GGNRA with an entrance fee.
If Pinch was invited to choose a consultant, the patient would have to pay a fee, no matter where the consultation took place.
Those who do not have a subscription can pay a flat fee of $100 for the first call, which the company calls its "pay-in-a-pinch plan".
