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What is the fee that banks pay a fee to use your money?
Deposit interest.
The amunt you pay to do or use something i think it is fee?
Yes. The amount of money you pay to do or use something is called a fee.
Which term is defined as a fee charged for the use of money?
interest
What is the fee payed for the use of money?
Generically, Bank charges and Interest.
What term is defined as fee charged for the use of money?
It is interest payable, usually on agreed terms.
What is the fee charged to borrow money called?
The fee charged to borrow money is called interest.
Do you have to pay a bail revocation?
You will have to pay the bailbondsman's fee for the use of his services (and money). You DID use his services. The fact that your bail was revoked is not his fault.
Do you have to pay a cash advance fee when you withdraw a large amount of money using a credit card and you are not in debt?
Yes, nearly all credit cards charge a cash advance fee when money is withdrawn against the account, regardless of your credit history. It's another way for them to make money. Some companies use a percentage to calculate the fee, while others charge a flat fee.
Is there a fee for using a credit card with your company?
If you use a charge card and you do not pay the money you owe (for example) they will make you pay an extra fee. If you do not have any money in your bank account and you buy something you will get charged a very large fee. Companies usually accept most cards but a charge card of course.
Can you use your Visa Travel Money card in Spain?
Yes, a Visa Travel Money Card can be used in Spain. However, it is important to remember that there will be fees associated with using this card that range from a monthly maintenance fee to an exchange rate fee.
Is there a fee to use Kinect?
No, there are no extra charges, the only things that cost money is the kinect itself and the games for kinect.
You put up 3500 to a bailbondsman on 35000 bail for a friend The charges were dropped Can you get your 3500 back?
You can try to negotiate a partial return but it is HIGHLY unlikely. That is exactly how bailbondsmen make their income. They "rent" you the use of their money for a 10% fee. When you are done with "their" money they keep 'your' money as their risk fee.
