Sentences with phrase «who pay a premium for»

Insurance companies pool risk of loss by insuring multiple people who pay premiums for coverage.

A main factors in deciding the taxabiity of this is who paid the premiums for the life insurance and whether or not it was deducted on a tax return.

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Employers who have fewer than 25 employees may be eligible for a tax credit that is worth as much as half of the premium costs they pay.

The app is free for anyone to download, but businesses who seek administrative control must pay a premium.

The profit generating customers are the ones who are prepared to pay a premium price for a premium service.

Those who had paid for a premium version of the app were given immediate access, while standard customers had to either ask others to join or upgrade their account to access it.

For retirees who are still paying off large loans (think failed business ventures or real estate deals), a guaranteed level - premium term life policy is ideal, said Scott Simmonds, a fee - only insurance consultant in Saco, Maine.

The numbers were impressive: a $ 25,000 - a-year employee who deposited $ 1,640 into an FSA — instead of paying it out directly for premiums, deductibles, and the like — could be expected to take home $ 19,782 after taxes — a full $ 370 more than if he'd stuck to the old system.

A recent Commonwealth Fund study co-authored by Collins looked at how much low - income people, who would otherwise be eligible for Medicaid if their state had expanded the program, would pay in premiums and out - of - pocket health costs if they enrolled in «silver» Obamacare plans and if they were «medium» users of health care.

Furthermore, the final rule could also let insurance companies cover a smaller share of plan holders» medical costs and drop coverage for people who don't pay premiums, among other changes.

Hence, investors who three years ago paid less than $ 19 for $ 1 of earnings now pay $ 24.30 — an extra $ 5.30, or an almost 30 % premium, for a dollar of earnings.

Who was going to pay a premium for stretchy tops and pants when so many were worrying about losing their house?

Tesla is hoping to excite customers willing to pay a (big) premium for the solar roof, some of whom will be the same customers who buy a Model S or other electric vehicle.

For paid screeners, turn to market analysis companies, who usually have basic screeners beefed up with premium options like stock recommendations, rankings, and other nice features.

For example, anything that drives down the pay of the non-college educated, who still account for about 2/3 of the workforce, also drives up the college wage premiFor example, anything that drives down the pay of the non-college educated, who still account for about 2/3 of the workforce, also drives up the college wage premifor about 2/3 of the workforce, also drives up the college wage premium.

It's like the difference between people who like paying a premium for an already renovated home vs. those willing to use some elbow grease to remodel an ugly duckling.

mental regulators are precisely the people who would be in the market for a VW clean - diesel vehicle — and hitherto were willing to pay a hefty premium for the environmental cache it conveyed.

For professionals who are new to real estate and investing, Jaggi says paying a premium for better locations is worth the monFor professionals who are new to real estate and investing, Jaggi says paying a premium for better locations is worth the monfor better locations is worth the money.

Borrowers who use an FHA - insured loan generally have to pay for the annual and upfront mortgage insurance premiums, which come from the Federal Housing Administration.

The reason for this premium stems from the risk free trade off of risky funds who entice buyers by paying higher dividends... The fore this extra premium will compensate for this factor.

The latest report shows for example that in 2012, 62 % of those who were unemployed had paid EI premiums during the year preceding their unemployment period.

As part of an agreement with the Competition Bureau, the company committed to paying refunds or credits to mobile phone customers who were charged for premium text services such as Mind Quiz, Love Crush and Joke a Day from the companies Jesta and MMS.

We believe that our service provides a competitive advantage to lessors by allowing to offer the added value product to those who are seeking protection from unfair security deposit withholding and faster transactions, therefore lessees are more likely to choose lessor's rental product, while lessors would be willing to pay a small premium fee for such service.

People who work, whose premiums are paid for by themselves and their companies, and the taxes they pay.

I am quite sure my insurance premiums also pay in part for the prostate cancer treatment of some man I don't even know (who also pays his premiums).

Who are you to require them to pay their insurance premiums without receiving any benefits from them while you get your insurance to pay for your medication?

Wow, Gregory, I didn't realize I sounded ugly and elitist when I advocated insuring coverage for those who truly need it (i.e, those with low wages, pre-existing medical conditions, etc.) What I am questioning is whether or not there are many who CHOSE to not find a way to fit an insurance premium into their budget yet manage to pay for other items that I consider discretionary expenditures.

Also, lawsuits are way out of hand, so that increases the cost for doctors who have to pay very high premiums in order to be able to operate.

It gives people access to the risk sharing pool and they will have to pay monthly premiums, copays, deductibles, etc. just like those who work for large corporations or the government.

The parties paying the insurance premiums are ultimately paying for the contraception, regardless of who actually writes the final check to pay for it.

He even stressed the financial advantages of real dairy in the long run, noting that the primary ingredient in many dairy substitutes is water, and remarking: «Who likes paying a premium price of $ 4 - 5 per pint for something your city sells you for $.15 a gallon?»

With milk prices rising in the US, only farmers who paid for the highest levels of premium will be eligible for payment of their margin protection.

He's an effort guy who rebounds and finishes in transition, but he's been doing that against backups, and now they're paying a premium for it....

Neither package can be considered poorer than the other, it seems to be more about personal preferences, but to leave the audience with one option means that those who opt to pay the premium for coverage will, without doubt, be expecting Sky F1 to take their package to the next level.

Indeed, while clubs could acquire him for nothing in the summer, there are one or two European giants who would be prepared to pay a premium in order to bag the Indomitable Lion ahead of their rivals in January.

Not only does it have one of the highest markups of products on the supermarket shelves, parents who use formula are paying premiums for the fortunes companies spend on promoting their products, as has already been explained above.

This is a good machine for someone who wants to try out a natural sound conditioner without paying the larger price tag on a premium model.

The premium that participants pay for green power, about $ 10 or $ 20 per month, is tax - deductible for those who itemize charitable deductions on their federal tax - returns.

Parents who felt hesitation over paying a premium price for these two Maclaren models believed that it was worth it and had no regrets.

It is the latter who pay for promotion, such as advertising campaigns, mother and baby clubs, targeting of health workers and so on through premiums on top of what is already one of the most profitable products on the supermarket shelves.

And while that bill failed in 2017, Harry Bronson, who represents Rochester in the Assembly, is trying again, sponsoring a bill that would force insurers and the construction firms that hire them to disclose what they're paying for premiums.

The shorter the stable timeframe, the more expensive any energy decision is likely to be, with voters eventually paying a premium — to energy suppliers — to compensate for the fact that energy projects (and especially renewable ones) are riskier for the investor, who invariably responds by factoring in higher returns.

Terry Cummings, a Manhattan attorney who works extensively on insurance regulation issues, told the Times Union it was «unusual» for a New York insurer to buy management services from an affiliate based on a cut of premiums — instead of simply getting paid for the cost of services.

«[Additionally,] people who live in sewer districts are already paying a premium to pay for their septic waste,» the supervisor said.

The UK's broken compensation system heaps costs onto consumers, taxpayers and businesses: Higher insurance premiums for UK consumers, who pay # 2.7 million a day to claimant lawyers through their motor insurance premiums.

«For instance if you have 10 million people who are on the scheme and each person pays GHc50 as against the GHc12 they are paying presently and they pay an average premium of GHc50 for the year, I think we will be making a very huge impaFor instance if you have 10 million people who are on the scheme and each person pays GHc50 as against the GHc12 they are paying presently and they pay an average premium of GHc50 for the year, I think we will be making a very huge impafor the year, I think we will be making a very huge impact.

Repealing the Affordable Care Act would also have a huge impact in the individual insurance market that's been set up for people who pay the premiums themselves.

In the letter, Diaz zeroed in on Yankees COO Lonn Trost, who has faced criticism for saying on WFAN last week that the new ticket policy was done with the idea that some fans might feel frustrated if they were sitting near others that did not pay a premium price for certain seats.

JLab Audio began as an audio company seeking to provide quality audio products at budget prices for people who wanted premium tech without paying a premium cost.

A new congressionally mandated report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine identifies an approach for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to evaluate policy options for making premiums through the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) more affordable for those who have limited ability to pay.