Actively managed funds, meaning ones that actually select stocks, charge relatively high fees.
Similarly, relatively high fees (about £1,500 a time) are paid to people who appear on Have I Got News For You.
The traditional sort argue that this shows they provide a valuable service for their relatively high fees, which average about 1.7% of the asking price of a property.
Banks' returns on fixed-rate home equity loans and lines of credit, which are the most popular, are 25percentto50percentcent higher than returns on consumer loans over all, with much of that premium coming from relatively high fees.
They work with regular charters, mostly 'bare' boat rentals and charge relatively high fees both from skippers and guests," said Ravagnan.
"It may be that some universities and colleges may have to revisit the relatively high fees that they currently feel able to charge," he said.
But now more Qatar Airways flights will incur Iran's relatively high fee, which may push the airline's ticket prices up, driving passengers away.
Under the new system, Mr. Gianopulos explained, that film (which is now available on DVD and Blu-ray) might have been offered to a home audience in as little as two months for a relatively high fee, in a bid for viewers who were hearing the Oscar buzz but did not have the chance to see it in a theater.
Ironically, the low penetration of HIT may itself contribute to its high cost, as each vendor must charge its small customer base a relatively high fee in order to recuperate research and development costs.
"For schools with relatively higher tuition fees, parents have the choice to enroll them there or opt for one of the many other schools with lower fees — we don't place a fee cap on the school itself," said Mohammed Darwish, head of the authority's regulations and compliance commission.
