finance charge

American  

noun

1. interest or a fee charged for borrowing money or buying on credit.

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Example Sentences

In July, prosecutors dropped a campaign finance charge, prompting many an incorrect social media report that they’d also dropped all other federal charges as well.

From Slate

They said they may oppose the prosecution’s plans to introduce evidence related to severed or withdrawn counts, such as the campaign finance charge.

From Seattle Times

“The only count the Government will not pursue is count 8, the campaign finance charge,” Biase told the AP in an email.

From Seattle Times

THE FACTS: Federal prosecutors said last week that they are no longer pursuing one campaign finance charge against Bankman-Fried, but confirmed he still faces a criminal trial in October on other charges.

From Seattle Times

Michael Zweiback, a Los Angeles criminal defense attorney and a former federal prosecutor who once headed the Cyber & Intellectual Property Crimes Section in California’s Central District, said the prosecution’s withdrawal of the campaign finance charge will not stop them from introducing facts pertaining to it at trial.

From Seattle Times