Sentences with phrase «high deductibles lead»

A higher deductible leads to lower monthly premiums, but you have to be prepared to pay more out of pocket.

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Bill Gurley: Yeah, narrow networks and high deductibles, which I think actually is the first thing I've seen that leads towards competition.

Stefanik has been relentless on her criticism of the ACA, which she said led to double - digit premium increases, higher deductibles and fewer choices that have particularly kneecapped small businesses across the sprawling district — including her family's plywood operation in Albany County.

«Despite large variation in health care prices, prevalence of high - deductible health plans and widespread interest in price transparency, we did not find evidence that offering price transparency to employees generated savings,» said Sunita Desai, a research fellow in health care policy at Harvard Medical School and lead author on the study.

After two failures due to high debt levels (current and the 1930s), we should learn that high levels of debt lead to economic failure, and move to a system where interest in not tax - deductible, but dividends are.

Environmental disasters, such as the offshore spill in Santa Barbara and the water quality problems in Flint, Michigan, coupled with more aggressive government regulation (prior to 2017), have also led insurance companies to demand higher premiums and deductibles, and to refuse types of coverage that used to be routinely available, such as «cost - cap» environmental coverage, which protects against cost overruns for the remediation of polluted sites.

Another factor that could lead to higher premiums for individuals leasing vehicles is maximum deductible restrictions.

Patients with high - deductible health insurance plans use fewer medical services, which led to lower costs, according to a newly published academic paper.

Higher deductibles, for example, can lead to lower premiums.

The same relationship exists between premium and deductible levels for these types of coverage, though choosing a higher deductible for them will usually only lead to a small decrease in rates and may not be worth the premium savings.

Conversely, a high deductible of $ 500 to $ 1,000 will lead to a lower insurance premium.