Sentence examples for will take a fee from inspiring English sources

If charity approaches an independent financial adviser first for advice they will take a fee and the fund manager will do the same.

They can smell out those doctors who will take a "fee" for prescribing and this information gets passed around the addict community.

One is the money; a typical adviser will take a fee of $10,000 a year for handling a $1 million portfolio.

"We will take a fee eventually in the escrow system — and eventually we want that all the monthly payments are transferred through our platform".

Instead, Fidesmo will take a fee as part of every payment — apparently most transit agencies already have resale deals in place, and for those agencies, the startup can become just another reseller.

Of course, it is always nice to see the Times's copyright department paying close attention to Monkey (we'll take a fee please), but have readers really won out?

Lau says that Wattpad has been considering a crowdfunding model for a while now, and the startup will take a 5percentt fee for every successfully funded project in revenue, after payments partner Stripe takes a 2.9percentt fee, plus $0.30 per transaction for each pledge made.

Every time a trade is executed on the platform, Seed will take a fixed fee.

The company will take a 30percentt fee for each transaction.

The firm, which faces competition from other similar devices, said it will take a transaction fee of less than 3%.

Just remember that many banks will take a processing fee, which can cost $10 or more.