Initial Charge definition

Initial Charge means the amount of the charge for a vehicle left in a parking place for a time not exceeding the standard period prescribed for the parking place and as indicated on the parking meter;
Initial Charge means the costs incurred by the manager in the creation and issuance of a participatory interest and included in the price of the participatory interest;
Initial Charge means an up-front fee paid to the ACD when you buy Shares

Examples of Initial Charge in a sentence

  • Unless otherwise stated on the Order Form, Supplier shall, following the issue of the Initial Charge invoice, send its next invoice normally within fourteen (14) days of the Effective Date and then at monthly intervals thereafter.

  • The amount set forth on the Order Confirmation as the "Initial Charge" is due on the Effective Date.

  • First £100,000 invested £3,000 Next £200,000 invested £4,000 Total Initial Charge £7,000 2.33% On Going Adviser Servicing Fee 0 0.5% £1,500 Platform charges Based on £300,000 investment 0 0.327% £981 Personal Pension Investment (£300,000) 0.82% £2.460 This example is based on the Old Mutual platform.

  • If the Actual Charge exceeds the Initial Charge, Tenant shall pay that portion of such amount which would have been paid to the date of the determination of the Actual Charge within thirty (30) days after being billed therefor; if the Initial Charge exceeds the Actual Charge, Tenant shall be entitled to a credit against installments of the Actual Charge thereafter coming due in an amount equal to the overpayments made by Tenant up to the date of the determination of the Actual Charge.

  • Service Initial Charge On-going Charge per annum Initial report £1,850 minimum N/A £325 per hour (we estimate it will take between 6-8 hours to produce a report) N/A Implementation (lump sum) 3% of your investment up £500,000 2% on the next £500,000 1% of any funds in excess of £1m 1% Review of Existing holdings £325 per hour Transfer of Agency from previous adviser * Minimum charge £250 per plan 1% Implementation (regular premium or savings plans) £1,500 on premiums up to £250 per month.


More Definitions of Initial Charge

Initial Charge. , in relation to a unit, means that portion of the selling price of the unit which represents the management company’s charges in respect of expenditure incurred and work performed by it in connection with the formation and issue of such unit, but does not include any compulsory charge
Initial Charge means any initial or entry charge that may be charged when subscribing for Shares in a Fund, as set out in the relevant Prospectus;
Initial Charge means, for the purposes of calculating the Percentage Change in accordance with Condition 12B.5, the charge by the Dominant Provider for the individual service, i, in the relevant Basket as set out in the column entitled ‘Initial Charge’ in the relevant Section of the Annex 1 to this Condition 12B;
Initial Charge means a placing fee, subscription charge or such other fee, charge or amount as determined by the Manager but not exceeding 5% of the Subscription Price payable to the Manager or designated distribution agent or to the Company on behalf of the Manager or designated distribution agent;
Initial Charge means a charge (if any) upon the issue of a Share of such amount as shall from time to time be fixed by the Manager generally in relation to any Designated Portfolio or in relation to any specific or class of transaction and specified in the Prospectus PROVIDED THAT it shall not exceed 5% of the gross investment amount of a Share; such expression in the context of a given date shall refer to the charge or charges (if any) fixed by the Manager pursuant to this Trust Deed and applicable on that date;
Initial Charge means a charge payable to TIME of up to 1%
Initial Charge means a fee of 1.0% inclusive of VAT payable to Par Equity by the Investor on commencement of the Investment Agreement;