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Simon Hughes asks what assurances Cable can give that fees of £9,000 will be exceptional and that most will charge £6,000.

"Students from all sorts of backgrounds will consider that fees of that level are perhaps a step too far," said Aaron Porter, president of the National Union of Students.

The poll by the Ipsos Mori market research company found that fees of £9,000 a year would cut the number by two-thirds.

Union leaders said that the latest figures show that fees of more than £6,000 are becoming the norm rather than the exception.

It was initially suggested that fees of up to £28,000 a year could be charged for students taking up the places, with the cash raised going towards providing extra places at the universities.

Parents are struggling to reconcile conflicting views about the value of higher education for their children: more than half believe that fees of up to £9,000 a year represent poor value for money, yet a majority still regard a traditional university education as the best route to a chosen career, according to a YouGov poll.

Some mutual fund companies, including T. Rowe Price and Vanguard, provide financial planning that requires fees of $500 to $1,500 and no minimum investment.

Some investors may care that part of that fee is going to pay the salary of the fund co-manager who, alas, is a gentleman.

On credit cards, that fee is a percentage of the total price tag of each purchase.

That fee translates to revenue of around $6.6 billion.

That fee complicated the efforts of all Webcasters.