Sentence examples for super fees from inspiring English sources

"The superstars who work for the super-rich can charge super fees," observes Freeland drily.

Super High Fees That's the background to the story.

I've written about this at length, but this policy undercuts publishers and authors, creating a streamlined way for Amazon to dump its overstock to willing third-party vendors at super low fees and then providing an easy pipeline for those same vendors to sell said titles on the Amazon platform (as new!) where Amazon happily takes a percentage for this privilege.

When the Browne review served up its findings, however, super-sized loans and super-sized fees were precisely what Mr Cable had dumped on his plate.

Revolut's core product is a payment card that boasts super-low fees when spending abroad.

Holdbacks used to be the super-secret fee that the car companies gave dealers when they completed a sale; now, online, you can find out exactly how much that is, and use the information to angle for a better price.

Based on this information, she's considering a basket of Vanguard super-low-fee index funds (available to those with accounts exceeding $250,000) for retirement planning, plus some low-cost bond funds or Treasurys to pay the approaching college tuition.

Users are increasingly choosing dead simple SMS mobile payments for micro-transactions on social network applications and gaming sites (it fills the void while they wait for more direct options), but super-high transaction fees are limiting growth.

Ever since I was an investigative reporter covering the nexus of money and politics, I've looked for connections between money (including campaign donations, loans, Super Pac funds, speaking fees, foundation ties) and official actions.

The signs — hand-painted on discarded slabs of splintering plywood, or on whatever else was freely available — direct passersby toward outdoor lots or indoor nightclubs, and list dancehall performers (Stone Love, Grenade, Beenie Man, City Beat, Super Force) and entry fees (usually between one and ten American dollars).

"Clinton takes it everywhere she can get it, between Super PACs and speaking fees".