Sentences with phrase «choice at less cost»

Jos Schmitt, CEO of NEO Connect, said it puts these prospectus mutual funds and private funds on a similar level to ETFs and said that MFDA advisors will now have more choice at less cost, which will «ultimately give the investors a better outcome».

Not exact matches

If you like the idea of extra storage in a tablet at less cost, the Transformer Pad makes a good choice.

Product for product, the options available to credit union members will usually cost them less and earn them more than the equivalent choices available at regular banks.

Most of the veterinarians that perform this surgery are general practitioners and perform this procedure because it is much less expensive than TPLO's (the choice of most board certified specialist in the country) and they want to give their clients an alternative that is almost as effective as a TPLO at likely half the cost of that procedure.

In both cases, the litigant / patient receives help at a watershed moment when choice of action is limited and locked into a process that will cost the both individual and the system greatly; in both cases, the crisis might have been averted, or at least mitigated, had basic information been provided much earlier on, at far less emotional and economic cost.

Platinum boasts multiple new features at no additional cost, including a return of premium rider, guaranteeing the policy's cash surrender value will never be less than the premium payment; accelerated benefit riders for chronic illness, critical illness, and terminal illness; and a charitable giving rider, a unique feature that provides an additional death benefit of 1 percent of the policy face amount to the applicant's charity of choice.

Though if you want a better balance between value and price while still sticking to a budget, the Lumia and HTC Windows Phone choices on AT&T and Verizon Wireless are more appealing and cost less (as in free on contract) or not that much more at the outset.

A 2014 evaluation of the programme noted that at a relatively small cost of $ 874 per participant, the programme was resulting in a higher proportion of women making antenatal visits, that the women involved were less likely to be iron deficient, and they were more likely to be making healthy choices such as eating fruit and vegetables and quitting smoking.

Portraying these terms as being an advantage or having more control is misleading and inaccurate, when many consider a disadvantage due to the probability of producing less choices at a higher cost.