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• I will not take back-end fees.
• "It's not just the front-end fee; it's the money you would have made if you had invested that fee,"
• But the largest research universities will pay a front-end fee of $ 40, 000 and $ 20, 000 a year.
• In this painting, we see a critical pivot in urban history : how a city's end feeds into a new beginning.
• Power is provided through a single-end feed; although supplying from both ends is safer, a single feed was regarded as sufficient.
• Front-end fees for museums range between $ 600 and $ 10, 000, and annual fees go from $ 500 to $ 5, 000.
• The spend is typically a large upfront payment, with no back-end fees to talent and creators, especially of original content that Netflix owns.
• With this new product, Browning introduced in his negotiations a continuous royalty fee based upon unit sales, rather than a single front-end fee payment.
• Under the agreement, the government canceled a contract for a water expansion project and revised a water law to end fees for rural well water.
• Lower LTV's may also attract lower rates again representing the lower level of underwriting risk although front-end fees, lenders legal fees, and valuation payments may remain fixed.
• But less happy customers say that the front-end fees have sapped the earning power of their hard-earned investments and locked them into disappointing or inconsistently managed funds.
• The figures, critics said, raise doubts about whether the high front-end fees actually accomplish what First Command says they will : instilling discipline and providing the personal attention that helps inexperienced investors stay the course.
• Back-end fees ( those due at the end of the loan ) would really need to be adjusted downward for inflation, but banks generally charge their fees up front, in which case the effect of inflation is minimal.
• Since often initial premiums are not invested but covering initial costs associated with selling the contract ( up front or front-end fee ), the amount available may be significantly lower than the sum of premiums paid for some time, initially even zero.
• A New York Times News Service article about a decision by First Command Financial Services, which caters to military officers, to stop selling contractual plans, a type of mutual fund with high front-end fees, misstated the size of Fidelity Destiny II, a fund it sold.
• There are two types of solder fittings : " end feed fittings " which contain no solder, and " solder ring fittings " ( also known as Yorkshire fittings ), in which there is a ring of solder in a small circular recess inside the fitting.