dues

British  

/ djuːz /

plural noun

1. (sometimes singular) charges, as for membership of a club or organization; fees

   trade-union dues

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Example Sentences

I’m not a fan of it either, since Dad bought it after he told me he couldn’t afford to pay his share of my swim club dues.

From Literature

Not only can clubs bring in additional revenue, membership dues can help boost funding for new construction.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Data showed that single family homeowners were pretty supportive, but fewer business owners with larger parcels and potentially higher dues did not see the benefit in the additional expense,” Kluh said in an email.

From Los Angeles Times

The trust would still have to pay the bills, and the timeshare company could — in theory — sue the trust for unpaid dues.

From MarketWatch

Workers will have to pay a minimum of 1.4% of their paychecks in dues.

From The Wall Street Journal