Insurance companies spend millions of dollars compiling statistics, and their research shows that good students tend to be much safer drivers, which is why offering
the discount makes financial sense.
Not exact matches
Add to that the fact that hardcovers now cost $ 20 or more (unless you order from Amazon or have a
discount at Barnes & Noble, etc) and buying two e-books at $ 9.99 or more for less
makes financial sense.
While it can
make financial sense for some people to buy
discount points, first - time home buyers generally don't hold the mortgage long enough to
make up the upfront expense.
Another thing to consider: if it doesn't
make financial sense to buy the business you could definitely leverage that relationship and see if you can arrange for some
discounted rent for some assistance buying supplies at wholesale (or a slight markup instead of true retail).