OUR CHARGES. 6.1 We charge a brokerage fee for our services (the “Fee”). Unless otherwise agreed and where we are not acting as principal, the Fee will be levied in accordance with our rates in effect at the time the Fees are incurred or as otherwise notified to you, verbally or in writing prior to dealing. Any alteration to these Fees will be notified to you at or before the time of the change.
OUR CHARGES. 8.1 You will pay Us the charges on the payment dates set out in the Charging Details and will indemnify Us on demand against:-
OUR CHARGES. 12.1 Prior to entering into any transaction with us via the Software, please ensure you have considered any and all applicable charges such as Spread(s), Commissions and Swap(s), which are available on our Website. It is your responsibility to ask for further clarifications should you require so. Any applicable charges shall be instantly deducted from your Account(s).
OUR CHARGES. (a) You agree to pay our charges based on the tariff that applies to you and in accordance with the relevant terms and conditions. a. We will add VAT and other required taxes, as applicable). We may also charge you (at our discretion) for all reasonable costs (including legal fees and administrative costs) that we incur in trying to collect payments from you.
OUR CHARGES. The way we are paid for our services may depend on the type of advice given. Typically this will be: Investment business: fees agreed and paid by you Insurance business: fees agreed and paid by you or commission payable by the insurance provider, which is a percentage of the total annual premium More details on these options and how they are paid is found in the following sections on initial and ongoing charges. Our charges fall into the following categories:
OUR CHARGES. 6.1 You must pay us our current charges and fees for any illion Tenancy Service you use, by the 20th day of the month following the month in which you use the illion Tenancy Service.
OUR CHARGES. 9.1. Depending on the Market concerned, we may:
OUR CHARGES. You agree to pay the following charges to the extent permitted by applicable law, including without limitation Regulation Z:
OUR CHARGES. During the Price Control Period your prices for electricity and gas will track Ofgem’s default tariff price cap (introduced as a result of the Domestic Gas and Electricity (Tariff Cap) Act 2018) with prices set at a 6% discount to the level for your area, meter type and payment method (they may change if you change area, meter type or payment method). The cap levels are subject to revision by Ofgem and in the event of a change your standing charge and/or unit rate(s) for each fuel on our Cap Tracker December 2020 offer will either go up or down by a proportionate amount applicable to your meter type, region and payment method. The capped levels are reviewed twice a year and any changes will apply to you from 1st April and 1st October each year until any subsequent change. We will always let you know if your prices increase. The exception to the discount is if any charge or cost is imposed or incurred by or as a consequence of any action, order, decision or imposition by any governmental, statutory or licensing authority, and, when added to or reflected in our charges or costs at the time, this causes our prices to exceed the discounted level. If there is a change in the rate of VAT chargeable in respect of the energy we supply, this will cause our charges to change and may increase the charges you pay to us. If we provide you with incorrect prices in error we can choose not to go ahead with our agreement with you which means we may end it (including your Price Control Agreement) and we will offer you a new agreement with the correct prices. In the event that Ofgem’s default tariff price cap no longer applies, we will keep you on the prices you had prior to the cap no longer applying for the remainder of the Price Control Period. How are prices calculated? Ofgem publish maximum annual bill values for customers with zero consumption and customers with average consumption (currently 3,100kWh for electricity and 12,000kWh for gas standard single rate meters (4,200 kWh for two unit rate metered economy 7 for electricity)). There are different capped levels for different areas, meter types and payment methods and values are subject to change from1st April and 1st October each year. These bill values are used to create prices (unit rates & standing charges) which over the course of a year would result in a customer paying the maximum annual bill value permitted by the default tariff price cap. Unit rates and standing charges for our Cap Tracker December 2020 tari...
OUR CHARGES. We will charge the Merchant Charges to you, and you shall pay to us the Merchant Charges in accordance with the following:
