Sentence examples for privilege of managing from inspiring English sources

After you have paid a 15% government tax (30% for high earners) on contributions, fund managers then take their commission and extract an annual management fee for the privilege of managing your money.Furthermore, the government extracts a tax penalty if pensioners choose to take a lump-sum payment on reaching retirement.

"We are grateful to have had the privilege of managing your money and developing a seven-year track record of which we can be proud," the letter said.

"Liverpool is a fantastic club and I have the huge privilege of managing it, but we had big changes in the summer and it has taken a lot of time to bed in some of the players," he said.

This was the Essex side's first ever final at Wembley and Paul Sturrock, the man who led them to it, was sitting with the fans as new boss Phil Brown was given the privilege of managing the Shrimpers at the national stadium in only his third game in charge.

Until June 30, I had the honor and privilege of managing spiritual care for the American Red Cross at their national headquarters in Washington, D.C.

"It was a privilege to manage Fulham, one of the great clubs in the Premier League or anywhere in the world," Jol said in Fulham's statement.

The forest policy formulated in 1894 for Pakistan highlighted the goal that the main objective of managing state-owned forests for public benefit was to restrict and regulate the rights and privileges of the local forest-dependent population.

"It's a privilege to manage this club, but it's not easy at times.

Finally, after being elected President, Reagan had an opportunity to convert this idea into an actual program which I had the privilege of launching and managing for him.

Clients have so much faith in their skills that they are willing to pay 2% annually (as well as a 20% performance fee) for the privilege of having their money managed by them.

To put it another way, you'd be paying over $2,000 over the quarter century, or two-thirds of your initial investment, just for the privilege of having your money managed by someone else.