Sentences with phrase «somewhat different benefits»

The various types of permanent life insurance offer somewhat different benefits, but the cash value component is standard across the board.

Not exact matches

The IRS guidelines for disability benefit recipients are somewhat different than those for age and service retirees.

While some observers are casting doubt on Harbour's commitment to the domestic gas market, Cook's message is somewhat different, emphasising the benefits also to local gas users of increased investment in drilling across the Cooper Basin and eastern Australia.

Both parties are in principle dedicated to the same goals — namely, justice in the nation and the welfare of all the people — but they have somewhat different convictions about what justice and welfare concretely mean and about how these benefits may best be secured.

Although shapes may be somewhat different, the health benefits remain.

Today I want to share a somewhat different kind of success story from TPG Reader Casey, who recently took advantage of extended warranty benefits on one of his travel rewards cards to save money on a repair.

They are different than a key man life insurance policy because they provide income, not a death benefit, and the income stream can be somewhat defined.

Benefits of group plans maybe somewhat different.

Three reviews, bridging somewhat different topics and using different methods for comparing the efficacy across groups, have all concluded that minority children and families appear to benefit as much as or more than other groups from evidence - based interventions like those proposed here.75 At the same time, because the success of a program depends importantly on participants» remaining engaged until they complete the program, as well as the fidelity with which the program is delivered, cultural adaptations that increase the likelihood of optimal delivery and receipt of these programs to practitioners, parents, and children would seem well warranted.76