Higher deductibles
usually lower the cost of your premiums because the insurance company won't have to pay claims for minor damage.
Higher deductibles
usually lower the costs of your premiums, but also can increase the money that is taken out of your pocket.
Not exact matches
The advantage
of low interest
usually comes at the
cost of forfeiting the extra features that a
premium or platinum card may offer, such as a rewards program, complimentary rental car insurance or other extra perks.
Usually, a purchaser can buy a short sale property with no money down,
lower interest rates, up to 6 percent
of the closing
cost paid by the seller, and no monthly
premiums for mortgage insurance.
The type
of plan
usually predetermines the amount
of the co-payment, for example PPO members with higher
premiums have
lower out -
of - pocket
costs.
These types
of policies offer the advantage
of guaranteed level
premiums throughout the insured's lifetime at substantially
lower premium cost than an equivalent whole life policy at first; the
cost of insurance is always increasing as found on the
cost index table (
usually p. 3
of a contract).
Platinum plans
usually have the highest
premiums and
lowest out -
of - pocket
costs.
Bronze plans
usually have
lower monthly
premiums and higher out -
of - pocket
costs when you get care.
The
premium of a standalone AD&D plan is
usually low cost and can be insured for any amount, up to 10 times your annual income.
Essentially, the
premiums are
usually lower than a whole life insurance policy, leaning more toward the
cost of a term policy.
FHAs carry a
lower interest rate but largely because
of their high insurance
premiums, they
usually (but not always)
cost the borrower more.