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All three insurers were at least 12 % lower than the average premium per age group.

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Overall the average premium for takeovers valued at more than $ 200 million in 2013 - 14 was 35.5 per cent, according to the Minter Ellison report.

Mr Garvin also queried the «premium» Murray Goulburn has promised to pay farmers, pointing out that Parmalat has paid 12 per cent more on average than Murray Goulburn and 6 per cent more than Norco for milk over the last four years.

The property premium is the highest in the West Midlands, where a house near an «outstanding» school costs an average of 32 per cent more than one near a school that «requires improvement».

While the VC - T's performance and refinement in the test QX50s were outstanding, perhaps a downside for potential buyers is that the engine requires premium gasoline, which was averaging $ 3.09 per gallon, according to AAA, 52 cents more per gallon than regular.

Without proper research, you may think that Rhode Island insurance quotes are determined by the Belmonts and Vanderbilts — auto insurance premiums typically cost nearly $ 500 more per year than the national average.

Given the premium paid, even if BRK pays out the maximum on average 10 years from now, the deal is a winner if BRK earns more than 8 % per year.

If you're on our New Energy Plus we spend the same amount building each year, and you're paying a # 20 per year premium for 100 % green electricity — still # 80 a year less than with Good Energy — on average.

Meanwhile, in his recent report on the state of the auto insurance in Ontario, David Marshall, the former CEO of the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board, called the province's regime «one of the least effective in the country» after finding that the average Ontarian paid an annual insurance premium more than 50 per cent higher than the national average of $ 930.

However, the report noted that the average injury claim in Ontario was about five times more than the average claim in other provinces, resulting in much higher premiums here, despite having one of the lowest per capita rates of automobile - accident deaths and injuries in the country.

If a typical small firm does conveyancing, pays a premium of, say, # 25,000, has one claim per year, and the average lender claim costs, say, # 50,000, it is not hard to see why an insurer might not find the proposition attractive, even though the firm is well run, and its claims record is better than average.

Premiums run at an average of $ 1,148 per year which works out to be 11 % more expensive than the most affordable part of OKC.

The biggest increase in the national annual average premium occurs for those who drive more than 7,500 miles per year, which most Americans do.

If you receive one or more tickets for prohibited use of a hand - held device, you could see up to an 18 per cent increase — more than $ 230 — on the average lowest premium, or double that if you're playing Pokémon Go while speeding or making an improper lane change.

The data also found that Toronto insurance rates as a whole are about 30 per cent higher than the provincial average ($ 1,448), with Toronto drivers paying approximately $ 448 more for their premiums.

Brampton car owners are paying the highest prices for car insurance in Ontario, forking out about 65 per cent more in premiums than the provincial average, according to new data from Kanetix.ca.

Which is 29 % lower than the average premium rate of $ 2,387 per year.

Toronto is tied with Markham in fourth place, with average premiums of $ 1,886 a year — or about 30 per cent more than the provincial average of $ 1,448.

, which: 1) requires employers to contribute at least 50 percent of the cost of employee premiums, 2) have fewer than 25 full - time equivalent employees, and 3) pay employees less than an average of $ 50,000 per year.

The average cost of car insurance in Gainesville is $ 961 per year, or 12 % cheaper than the average premium paid in Florida.

Statewide, drivers are looking at a median cost of about $ 1527 per year in premiums; this is slightly higher than the $ 1439 national average.

Today, it's home to 29,000 people, who can see car insurance premiums of $ 1,024 per year, which is on average 42 % lower than what other drivers in the state pay.

Across ages and genders, term insurance plans were 25 percent less expensive than Obamacare bronze plans, with premiums averaging $ 65 less per month.

Many of the companies in the list are 10 % lower than the statewide average premium per driver.

Since the average rate in Rockford is nearly $ 1,300 per year a premium with Unique would save you more than 34 % annually.

VT residents are paying about $ 50 per month less than the national average monthly premium for car insurance.

On average, there is a 25 % premium increase in average annual premium between those who drive 0 - 7,500 miles per year and those who drive more than 15,000 — about $ 370 per year.

All three carriers are 35 % lower than the average premium of $ 2,108 per year.

Which is 25 % lower than the citywide average premium of $ 1,829 per year.

Which is 18 % lower than the average premium of $ 1,590 per year.

When you consider the average renters» insurance premium in 2011 was $ 187 for the year, which is less than $ 4 per week... or, better yet, the cost of a latte at any of the popular coffee joints, you have to see the logic.

A premium in the Ocean State generally costs about $ 500 more per year than the national average.

When you compare this cost to the average homeowner's premium in Ohio, which can be as much as $ 1000 per year, then you are certainly in a good position renting, rather than owning.

According to reports from Top50States.com, Tennessee's lower than average annual premiums may be due to a strong economy, combined with a relatively low cost of living, a mild year - round climate, low average mileage per vehicle, and low population density.

The average auto insurance premium across the state is $ 1140, which is about $ 300 per year lower than the national average of $ 1439.

Premiums run $ 974 per year on average, which is 14 % lower than the state average.

At $ 1,881 per year, premiums in town are 19 % lower than the Alabama average.

Average homeowners insurance premiums for Ocean City residents is a whopping $ 1,766 per year or 43 % higher than the state aAverage homeowners insurance premiums for Ocean City residents is a whopping $ 1,766 per year or 43 % higher than the state averageaverage!

Home insurance premiums for citizens of Oakland are 41 % cheaper than the state average at $ 734 per year or $ 61 monthly.

Springfield's average home insurance rates are 5 % higher than the Vermont mean, with residents in our benchmark property typically seeing premiums of around $ 1,007 per year.

In fact, residents in Danbury can expect an average premium of higher than $ 2,000 per year!

Maine's most expensive cities saw insurance rates which were on average 13 % higher than the rest of the state, with a mean premium of $ 1,274 per year.

The average driver paid $ 1000 per premium — that's $ 205 more than what the average US drive paid.

The average renter paid $ 231 per premium — nearly $ 50 more than the average US renter paid ($ 182).

Typically, you'll pay around $ 600 per every six months for auto insurance in Kansas, which is less than the approximately $ 800 national average for a six - month premium.

In 2010 the average auto insurance premium in Washington was $ 1476, which comes out to about $ 123 per month, slightly higher than the national annual rate of $ 1439.

In 2010, the average Ohio auto insurance premium was $ 100 per month, which is quite a bit lower than the national average of $ 146 per month recorded at the same time.

If we compare average annual car insurance rates in Alberta with premiums in Ontario (which average $ 1,923 per year), we see that Albertans pay approximately 25 % less than drivers in Ontario.

While Edmonton's average homeowners insurance rates are precisely aligned with national numbers (which also indicate home insurance premiums average $ 67 per month), Edmonton is actually lower than Alberta's provincial rates (which show an average $ 76 per month) when it comes to home insurance premiums.

Detroit, meanwhile, has the highest average auto insurance of any city in the United States: $ 4,759 per year, more than $ 1,000 higher than the second-most expensive city, Philadelphia, which has an average annual premium of $ 3,734.