Sentences with phrase «means less premiums»

That means less premiums for us, the agents.

Less risk means less premium.

Lesser mileage means lesser premiums.

Not exact matches

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.

That means fewer premium bids, less pressure on firms to shape up, and more stitch - ups of minority shareholders.

Most bonds (not junk bonds) represent a less risky investment than most stocks, which means that stocks have to offer a higher return as a premium for increased risk.

While employers would be required to pay one half of the cost of the modest premium increase required to finance an enhanced CPP, companies which sponsor defined benefit pension plans would not face additional costs since the great majority of these plans are fully integrated, meaning that they would pay out less as CPP benefits were increased.

There's generally no cash value component as you'd find with permanent policies, meaning it's less expensive, but this policy offers what is essentially lifetime coverage with level premiums.

Besides the fat content, premium brands pack more ice cream into each serving because they contain less air — they are denser and harder to scoop than regular brands — meaning more calories, fat and sugar per serving.

That means the roughly 350 customers of Crystal Run Health Plans will see an 80 - percent increase in their premiums beginning in January, less than the 89 percent the company requested.

Yes, young and healthy, pay less in premiums and higher deductibles (means you pay more money), charge pre-existing condition, elderly and women

The «cheap» plans just mean that you're going slightly less bankrupt if anything happens to you and now even middle class people who previously had OK plans will also likely go bankrupt with any major medical expenses as all, but the most premium plans have been forced to go the high deductible route with many deductibles so high that they still virtually guarantee financial insolvency.

When Clegg has taken up whichever international job it is that he's meant to want and Alexander is running some ghastly lobbying firm in London, no one will much remember «Alarm Clock Britain», the pupil premium (much less its origin) or any other measure that excites the true believers for a few days but they will remember their years of under - employment and unemployment, the lies about tuition fees, the first time they saw ads for private provision in the NHS and, first and foremost, that they should never trust the Liberal Democrats again.

This means that your taxes will be computed after your premiums are deducted, so you pay less tax.

Besides the fat content, premium brands pack more ice cream into each serving because they contain less air — they are denser and harder to scoop than regular brands — meaning more calories, fat and sugar per serving.

But just because the base version costs less than half as much doesn't mean that it's a bargain - bin special, because all versions of this Jeep SUV are capable and comfortable, with many premium features.

The MINI's desirability and BMW servicing costs, mean it sits in higher insurance groupings than less «premium» superminis like the Ford Fiesta.

On the one hand, it has the value - for - money proposition for premium crossover buyers; on the other, the Nissan badge doesn't have that much high - end clout, and the middle - of - the - road pricing does mean some excellent mainstream crossovers like the Ford Edge can be bought for considerably less money.

That means a new nose — a nose that looks like it belongs on an Aston Martin — and a clever range of technology and engines that actually offer more — and for less — than most of the premium car makers can manage.

Waiting to begin means higher premiums, and less time for the cash value to grow inside the policy.

Most bonds (not junk bonds) represent a less risky investment than most stocks, which means that stocks have to offer a higher return as a premium for increased risk.

It's the premiums paid less the cost of insurance and may mean that a good portion of the cash value is taxable to you.

This means that any blemishes on your driving record — such as a DUI or reckless driving violation — will impact your premium more significantly than in less tightly regulated states.

While a shortened underwriting process may sound appealing, it means that the insurer has less information to tailor your rates and has to assume that you're a higher risk, so premiums will typically by several times greater.

Insurers charge riskier drivers higher premiums, so having fewer tickets and accidents means you'll pay less.

There's generally no cash value component as you'd find with permanent policies, meaning it's less expensive, but this policy offers what is essentially lifetime coverage with level premiums.

Worse, policies are usually level premium, meaning that, as time goes on, you're literally paying the same for less.

Though this is $ 50 less than what you get through the Chase Sapphire Reserve ®, it can also be applied towards more than incidentals — that means it is still better than the credit on other premium cards like The Platinum Card ® from American Express.

It also means the insurer have less money to deal with because they aren't working with the entire premium amount.

Reviewable premiums, on the other hand, cost less at first, but your insurer can hike costs later on, meaning a cheap deal can potentially become costly as you age.

Insurers use a complex classification system to determine your personal premium rate, but, broadly, the best rates go to younger, healthier applicants since they pose less risk to the insurer — meaning they're less likely to die — than their older, unhealthier counterparts.

Having less than 20 % down means that on a $ 375,000 home you'll have to fork over nearly $ 10,000 in mortgage insurance premium, and pay more than $ 55,000 in interest in the first five years, assuming a mortgage of just 3.25 %.

In late October, the «spread» in interest rates between high - yield bonds and Treasury bonds neared the lowest level in a decade, meaning that investors were getting less of a premium for assuming higher risk.2 A November survey found that 60 % of high - yield investors believed the bonds were overvalued.3

If you're feeding a premium dog food that usually means you can feed less food than if you're feeding a lower quality dog food.

Each Flint River Ranch dog food serving delivers maximum nutrition without unhealthy fillers, chemical preservatives, or highly undesirable by - products, which means healthier Flint River Ranch super premium pet foods will cost you less to use than competing pet food brands.

Let's think about this, for a second: firstly that means PC gamers, myself included, can snag the premium edition for # 20 less than console owners, meaning Xbox One and PS4 players are getting ripped off by a large amount.

Consequently, more physicians are free entrepeneurs in Canada than the U.S. Less litigation here means lower insurance premiums.

Insurance companies are in the business of making money, and this means paying out less in claims than the insurance companies receive in premiums.

Less cost of management means lower premiums for you.

And these average premium rates reflect just that — the various hazards of a particular job — which means that more hazardous professions will carry a higher premium than jobs where accidents are less likely to happen.

The information is valid and thorough which means that you may wind up selecting a lesser amount of benefits and pay lower premiums as a result.

Base premium rates are set to reflect the various hazards of a particular job, which means that more hazardous professions will carry a higher premium than jobs where accidents are less likely to happen.

There could be many reasons for the popularity of this policy type, but it is certainly proven to be the policy of choice for senior citizens looking for insurance policies that have less stringent stipulations even if they do mean paying a higher premium.

You can also get bonus features like accelerated death benefit (pays 92 percent if your life expectancy is 12 months or less) and a disability waiver, which means you will not have to pay your coverage premiums for the duration of your disability.

When you move your premiums will likely change; for the lucky, it might mean paying less, for others, it might mean paying more.

Fewer health insurance companies competing for business means there's less incentive for health plans to provide good customer service and less incentive for them to keep premiums low to attract customers.

Again, Trump's planned changes could reverse insurer's obligation to provide coverage for Obamacare's essential health benefits, which means sick employees will have to pay a premium for health coverage as healthy employees choose lower cost health plans that include less coverage.

Insurers use a complex classification system to determine your personal premium rate, but, broadly, the best rates go to younger, healthier applicants since they pose less risk to the insurer — meaning they're less likely to die — than their older, unhealthier counterparts.

Worse, policies are usually level premium, meaning that, as time goes on, you're literally paying the same for less.

In practical terms it means that the total premium that the person pays for the entire 20 years is actually less than what they would pay if they take a 10 year policy and then renew it again for another decade.