Sentences with phrase «less valuable benefits»

Only judges above a certain age were allowed to remain members of the historic scheme, and the rest of the serving judges were transferred to a new scheme that provides less valuable benefits.

Lots of cards have siblings with less valuable benefits and NO annual fee.

This is a far less valuable benefit than the lounge access available on either the Chase Sapphire Reserve or the Amex Platinum card, both of which offer an unlimited number of visits to various lounges.

Not exact matches

Long - term health benefits of the in - house clinic are harder to quantify, but that doesn't make them any less valuable.

The benefits for the three deliberately developmental organizations (DDOs) the book profiles are staggering: increased profitability, improved employee retention, better communication, reductions in employee downtime, less interdepartmental strife, and faster solutions to tough problems, such as how to anticipate crises, create valuable leadership, and realize future possibilities — to name a few.

By Anna - Ruth Allen and Caitlin Farrell In their February 2015 Phi Delta Kappan article, Marco A. Muñoz and Robert J. Rodosky from Jefferson County Public Schools in Kentucky offer a valuable school district perspective on how arrangements between research partners and districts can be more or less productive, and how the benefits from these partnerships -LSB-...]

As an official partner of the SEMA Show, Travel Planners offers valuable benefits — such as low - rate guarantees on rooms and lowered or waived resort fees — helping companies spend less time shopping for hotels and more time to prepare to meet customers, plan product displays and secure new business.

The benefits are undeniable: gain a ton of instant equity, experience less competition for the home, and gain valuable experience remodeling a home.

However, this benefit is made a little less valuable by the plethora of ultra-low-cost-carriers (LCCs) that have popped up lately.

What would be interesting is if the name change is accompanied by other changes to the M life program benefits, in which case the card benefits described here may become more or less valuable.

In resent years cardholders have been complaining (with a lot of justification) that the level of choice at category 5 has been going down year on year making the credit card benefit a lot less valuable than it once was.

In essence, the benefit seems just as restrictive as the British Airways Travel Together Ticket, but less valuable since instead of eliminating the mileage cost of the second ticket entirely, the Economy Companion Reward Ticket merely halves the mileage cost of the second ticket, while leaving you paying the substantial taxes, fees and charges for both tickets.

With the Blue Cash Everyday ® Card from American Express, the benefits are slightly different but no less valuable.

The Reserve card also comes with a lesser known benefit that can be very valuable for elites competing for upgrades.

@Rob — You put the finger exactly on what makes the AMEX Plat benefits less valuable than the same or similar benefits from the CSR: AMEX's are greatly restricted [got to purchase tickets through their travel services to get 5x, or travel credit is good only with one airline], whereas CSR's are not.

This will not get you two free nights at the time participating hotels (and remember that the terms and conditions of the program exclude most elite benefits, hotels don't have to give upgrades for instance, making the free nights themselves less valuable in my view).

Right now, only 38 lawyers have registered to use the site, making it far less valuable for consumers who benefit most when they can compare services from dozens of lawyers.

And homeowners with fixed rate loans will benefit significantly from having fixed payments and by being able to make payments with much less valuable dollars.

The benefits are undeniable: gain a ton of instant equity, experience less competition for the home, and gain valuable experience remodeling a home.