Hotels and cruise lines routinely charge a single supplement - a surcharge for occupying a room alone.

Many not-for-profit hospitals routinely charge insurers and patients 300 percent to 400 percent over pharmaceutical costs.

Financial planners routinely charge clients about 1 percent of assets under management, but some fund companies have recently introduced cheaper advisory services.

Points are a one-time, up-front fee that lenders routinely charge for making home loans.

In poor countries, commercial money lenders routinely charge interest rates of several hundred percent per year.

Arbitrators routinely charge $400 or more an hour.

In Midtown, pizza parlors routinely charge $1.90 and even $2.

Corporate lawyers routinely charge 5 to 10 times as much.

In the past, police routinely charged crowds and fired clouds of tear gas seemingly without provocation.

Title companies now routinely charge $100, instead of $25, to have at the closing a representative who can retire the seller's old mortgage.