Meanings of waive fees in English

We'll be there with forbearance plans and we'll be there to waive fees, said Smith.

BlackRock will waive fees until Throgmorton recoups switching costs.

A bigger issue could be low interest rates that lead firms to waive fees, he said.

Woods said they had to have the ability to waive fees under the bill of rights.

Low interest rates have held back yields and led to outflows, forcing some fund companies to waive fees.

Agencies can waive fees for requested information if they determine the information contributes to the public understanding of governmental activities.

Low rates have forced the firm, like many of its peers, to waive fees just to keep investors from fleeing.

It would waive fees for low-income people filing for bankruptcy and hasten the process for seeking protection from credit card debt.

The prime minster announced that councils will waive fees for children's funerals, with the government paying the costs, by the summer.

In an acknowledgement of the looming competition, HSBC said in June it would waive fees on accounts without a certain minimum balance.

In a historic move, one of the State's most prestigious feepaying schools, Gonzaga, is to waive fees for students from poorer backgrounds.

Also, rock-bottom interest rates have forced many money fund managers to waive fees on their funds, to give investors some yield, however paltry.

With the Federal Reserve's main lending rate near zero since 2008, custody banks are forced to waive fees they collect on money-market funds.

Hargreaves said it would waive fees on its platform for investors in the suspended fund and called on Woodford to do the same.

Even so, many cities probably won't be in the position to waive fees or offer public funding of scooter operations in the near future.

Because of Vanguard's client-owned structure it cannot simply waive fees and cover them, the industry's traditional method of protecting investors from low interest rates.