Sentence examples for rate fee from inspiring English sources

Consumers content with advice given over the telephone will no longer be charged the flat rate fee of £199.

On the whole, you should avoid using a credit card to withdraw cash abroad, as you would at home, because most providers will levy an exchange rate fee of up to 3%, warns Rachel Springall from Moneyfacts.co.uk.co.uk

Engage is available for a base rate fee, after which additional cost comes per usage.

Borrowers pay a "credit rate" fee that is used to diversify risk by reimbursing lenders in the event of a late payment or payment default.

"The move from a flat rate fee structure to one which is tiered based on assets could, in theory, have been an acceptable model, but the level of fees imposed are arguably unjustified.

As before, consumers can order products on the web as well as in the Apple Store mobile application, then select the option for "courier delivery," which costs an additional $19 – a flat rate fee.

Both hourly and flat rate fees vary depending on complexity of project.

Remittance experts say these exchange rate fees have not come down nearly as much in recent years.

Apple isn't the first or even early to the market in launching a low-interest rate, fee-free credit card.

Instead, it continues to make money off of the exchange rate fees.

However interest rate fees do apply for credit periods that exceed one year.