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

Many buyers are grappling with higher costs for home insurance, property taxes and homeowner-association dues.

From The Wall Street Journal

Their options would be dictated by the rules governing their homeowners associations; the wraparound insurance policies paid for by their dues; and the financial health of dozens of their neighbors, some of them strangers.

From The Wall Street Journal

It is also allocating only $300 million this year to the U.N., which is about one-fifth of the membership dues it owes the organization by law.

From Salon

The mailings alert workers that under their “Janus rights” they can save $700 a year in “maximum annual dues deduction savings.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Core to the group’s mission is making the elite sport more accessible to people who can’t afford hefty fees and membership dues.

From The Wall Street Journal