Sentence examples for rebated fees from inspiring English sources

According to economists at two leading research groups, a carbon tax with rebated fees could generate upwards of $20 billion in annual net benefits in the US by 2020.

Schwab and E*Trade go so far as to rebate fees that other companies charge their customers for using A.T.M.'s.

All contracts had been signed and unless Esquire wanted to pay their advertisers hefty rebate fees, my haiku wouldn't be appearing for at least five months, which meant, of course, that I would not see a paycheck until February, 2016, which was several months after the tuition for my daughter's Freshmen year was due.

The only concession being that if your son died after say six months you'd get half of your fees rebated".

All four major credit card companies -- Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover -- have waived or rebated their processing fees on donations to select charities in support of the relief effort in Haiti, representatives of the companies say.

Use any bank's ATM for cash, and get the ATM fee rebated.

American Express has waived and rebated its processing fee for card donations between January 12 through the end of February for the 65 charities on the USAID-approved InterAction website.

Half of that fee is rebated to customers in the form of thousands of dollars in Home Depot gift cards or tens of thousands of frequent-flier miles -- a thinly disguised way to discount commissions.

Starting in 2005, for instance, the retirement program will cost $500 for those with less than $100,000 at Fidelity (if a customer ups his Fidelity holdings, the fee will be rebated).

Revenue, excluding rebates and fees, rose 15 percent, to $415 million.

E*Trade now rebates transaction fees incurred by customers who use their A.T.M. cards.