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What is the fee charged to borrow money called?
The fee charged to borrow money is called interest.
What is an NSF fee?
A fee charged for insufficient funds in an account.
What is the flat fee charged by realtors for paperwork processing?
The flat fee charged by realtors for paperwork processing is typically around 300 to 500.
What is the difference between an annual fee and a finance fee?
An annual fee is a fee that is paid once a year, for whatever reason. A finance fee is a fee charged for providing one or more financial services and may be payable annually, monthly, weekly, or when a service is provided. With credit cards, an annual fee is often charged for the privilege of having an active credit card account. A finance fee is the interest charged if you don't pay off all charges at the end of the month.
What is the difference between a foreign transaction fee and a currency conversion fee?
A foreign transaction fee is charged by your credit card company for purchases made in a foreign currency, while a currency conversion fee is charged for converting one currency to another.
A fee charged to vote?
poll tax
A fee that was charged to people in order to vote to keep minorites from voting is called?
Poll Tax
What amendment is this phrase in you may be charged a fee in order to vote?
The 24th Amendment. Ratified January23, 1964.
What is the name of the fee paid to vote?
The fee paid to vote is called a poll tax.
What is the fee charged to borrow money called?
The fee charged to borrow money is called interest.
What is an NSF fee?
A fee charged for insufficient funds in an account.
What is a predetermined fee charged to members of an insurance plan?
predetermined fee
Can a late fee be charged sales tax?
In most states, a late fee is not a "sale," and therefore should not be charged sales tax.
What is the course fee?
A course fee is a fee you are charged to take a certain course of study. It is not part of the tuition.
What is the flat fee charged by realtors for paperwork processing?
The flat fee charged by realtors for paperwork processing is typically around 300 to 500.
Can an insurance agent charge a policy fee in addition to the policy fee charged by the wholesaler?
no
What is the difference between an annual fee and a finance fee?
An annual fee is a fee that is paid once a year, for whatever reason. A finance fee is a fee charged for providing one or more financial services and may be payable annually, monthly, weekly, or when a service is provided. With credit cards, an annual fee is often charged for the privilege of having an active credit card account. A finance fee is the interest charged if you don't pay off all charges at the end of the month.
