Sentences with phrase «for paying the premium for»

You will not owe the insurance company for paying the premiums for you.

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The long and short of it is that fewer people are willing to pay a premium for lots of channels they never watch in return for a few — HBO and ESPN — that they love.

Retailers object to this «honour all cards» rule because not all cards are created equal: sellers pay upwards of 3 % to process «premium» cards, like the Infinite, compared with 1.5 % for others.

The United States Government Life Insurance program was approved by Congress in 1917 and provided an alternative to commercial insurance which either did not pay out in deaths caused by war or charged extremely high premiums for the coverage.

Ian Russell says advisors and brokers will stratify, with a small base of clients paying premium fees for premium service — and robo - advisors for the rest

Relationship buyers, on the other hand, are willing to pay higher premiums for the promise of a known and trusted brand.

«Despite these difficulties, many organizations are actively seeking highly educated millennials and are increasingly willing to pay a premium for new graduates to mine their specialized skill sets in areas such as technology and engineering,» she continued.

Goldman attributes it to historically low volatility and high skew, the latter of which reflects the willingness of investors to pay a premium for calls.

Financial terms weren't disclosed, but Salesforce indicated it would pay $ 44.89 per share for MuleSoft, a price that represents a 36 % premium over Tuesday's closing price.

But Boisjoli says the typical Spyder buyer is willing to pay a premium for peace of mind.

But instead of paying for a program — as you would a book or movie on Amazon — you'd get an incentive: a credit, maybe, to be used against your health insurance premium, or a free download at Amazon, or a discounted checking account at Chase.

Fans will have to subscribe to a TV provider to get it, and then pay an extra premium for it.

She has vowed that customers won't have to pay a premium for choosing SoapWorks.

My company provides research services to other companies and they pay a premium for the specialized skillset and training my staff receives.

But if he's right (and he follows his own advice), that could pay off big for Mahalo if it becomes a premium version of Demand Media.

These fisheries previously found it difficult to compete with larger commercial fisheries, but CleanFish recognizes their commitment to better practices and pays a premium for it.

Constellation has sought to remake the portfolio to be more «premium» by paying $ 160 million for craft whiskey maker High West and paying $ 120 million for high - end portfolio of Charles Smith Wines.

Others hint that you can pay a premium for special treatment or buy a spot in the line from someone else.

Sanofi said on Monday it would pay 45 euros per share in cash for Ablynx, a premium of 21.2 percent over its closing price on Friday - and more than double the price before Novo went public with its initial offer.

For example, a business called «Window Washing» will probably have to pay a premium for the domain, «http://windowwashing.comFor example, a business called «Window Washing» will probably have to pay a premium for the domain, «http://windowwashing.comfor the domain, «http://windowwashing.com/."

But even if the housing bubble continues to inflate for months or years to come, it's high time to recalculate the ownership premium we are willing to pay.

Still, many people factor in an ownership premium — the amount they'd pay over and above the cost of renting for the freedom, stability and simple bragging rights of having their own place.

While it may make sense to pay a premium for one manager you really believe in, Leonard says, hiring several to do essentially the same job doesn't add up.

Time Warner's largest shareholders stand to gain hundreds of millions from the premium Charter is paying for the deal.

Equal Exchange pays a 15cents per pound premium for certified organic and shade - grown coffee, offering anincentive to farm sustainably.

For some of these automated services, you might pay a premium.

«We have to move the mindset [for customers] from «Why should I pay a premium price?»

Anyone holding a leverage life insurance annuity, or a 10/8 arrangements (another leverage insurance product) will now be subject to accrual - based taxation and no deduction will be allowed for any portion of the insurance premium paid on the policy.

Shareholders approved the sale, which paid them $ 13.65 in cash for each share of common stock, a 37 % premium over the recent average closing price.

If you're not interested in paying a premium for your charging cable, Amazon has you covered with its no - frills AmazonBasics Apple Certified lightning cable.

«The premium paid for tying up money for a longer period has shrunk,» said Rosenberg.

The new report comes a few months after WSJ also reported that Facebook would be willing to pay up to $ 3 million per episode for potential high - profile shows — an amount that rivals the price of top shows on premium cable channels — as well as smaller outlays for original sitcoms and other scripted shows.

These services also offer premium paid products that allow for a greater degree of customization.

Repealing the individual mandate means fewer people will sign up for health insurance — 13 million according to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO)-- and the government will pay out less in premium support.

Retail investors have been willing to pay a premium for companies with name recognition, «quite frequently,» she said.

Viewers» habits keep changing, with more searching for Olympics news online or through social media, fragmenting the traditional prime time audience that advertisers still pay a premium for.

When it was announced, the deal paid Stronach a premium of 1,799 % for his shares and diluted other shareholders» holdings by about 11.4 %.

And there is also no doubt that Apple's devices have benefited from group infatuation, a phenomenon that has often favored a product or a class of designs based on an allegiance that the devotees themselves have difficulty defining in coherent terms, as by people willing to pay high premiums for German engineering even after decades of Consumer Reports evaluations have failed to demonstrate any stunning superiority of German cars over Hondas and Toyotas.

Brands would then have to pay a premium fee for each transaction, and the unparalleled personalization would presumably generate incredibly high conversion rates.

In an era of small businesses and startups, however, benefits packages are considered extras, with workers sometimes forced to choose between higher pay and costly health insurance premiums or lower pay for the ability to provide great medical insurance for their families.

We will cross the country to pay a premium price for a ticket so we can feel normal for three days a year.

You don't have to pay the premium for the Microsoft Surface Book over an XPS 13 or Spectre x360, but if you're a professional with money to burn, it's the closest thing Windows laptops have to a luxury brand.

Good reviews, the willingness to pay a premium for your product or service, and the general goodwill you create through providing exceptional value to your consumers is your brand.

Employers who have fewer than 25 employees may be eligible for a tax credit that is worth as much as half of the premium costs they pay.

The message of Fruit of the Loom's crisis was clear: North Americans don't want to pay a premium for T - shirts made by North Americans.

That could lead to people signing up for the short - term plans because of cheap monthly premiums and paying much higher amounts when they need care.

It's a sentiment echoed in a recent survey by Boston Consulting Group, which found that 80 percent of domestic consumers are willing to pay a premium for products made in the U.S. America's luxe, high - quality image also extends overseas.

Michael Kors is considered an aspirational brand, with consumers paying a premium for its label.

Employers are paying a similar, if less dramatic, premium for managers with AWS skills.

Salesforce will pay $ 44.89 per share for MuleSoft, a 36 percent premium — each MuleSoft share will equal $ 36 in cash and 0.0711 shares of Salesforce common stock, the companies said.