Sentence examples for total fees charged from inspiring English sources
A lawyer representing the customers had estimated the total fees charged by ANZ to be around A$50m $46m £28m8m).
Our liability to you in connection with your subscription will not exceed the total subscription fees charged for your current subscription period or, in the event of a rolling subscription, the total fees paid by you for that subscription to date.
Our liability to you in connection with your subscription will not exceed the total subscription fees charged for your current subscription period (being in all cases a maximum of 12 months).
Another thing to look at is the total of fees charged.
The total of the fees charged by the organization representing the interests of the States in any fiscal year for the use of the National Driver Register's computer timeshare and user assistance functions shall not exceed the total cost to the organization of performing these functions in such fiscal year.
The managers and their companies, rather than investors, capture the value of the total market earnings and fees charged to investors.
Customers who were enrolled in a product for less than one year will receive the total amount of product fees charged, while those enrolled for more than one year will receive 90 days of fees.
Once the bill takes effect, the total commission and additional fees charged by lenders and others involved in the mortgage process will effectively be limited to a maximum 3 percent of the loan amount.
Estimates vary on the total amount of overdraft fees charged annually, but an industry analyst cited in the CFPB report indicates the figure tops $30 billion.
Today, Coyle pointed out, they total $19 trillion, noting that management fees charged by the financial sector for "managing" these assets amounts to a staggering $300 billion.
In July, the Financial Conduct Authority said it was planning to limit interest on short term loans to 0.8% a day and cap the total fees and charges at 100% of the initial loan, starting from January.
