How to pronounce“premiums”in English

premiums on teamwork, collaborative work, it's going to be very difficult.

command premiums that are many multiples of the average.

insurance premiums, Medicare tax, uh Medicare premiums down the road is in

insurance premiums are typically 15 or 16% of people's income so this it's

These premiums are growing out of control, and that people really hate the mandate and there certainly is truth to each piece of this.

the premiums, there's actually less coverage by the people.

What are the premiums if you're such and such an age?

They charge premiums for the kind of special commitments that these high-end products entail.

Insurance Pool and those premiums like with health health insurance go to protect A lender against loss so if

lender if the premiums Aren't Enough the government would step in and back FHA Loans okay that was good but it wasn't

uh their medicare premiums when they're seniors the stuff that they actually see but it's also the stuff they don't see what their employer paid on their behalf

coverage and the premiums that people pay.

get coverage and the premiums that people pay and finally I've argued that there really should be strenuous efforts to make sure that there's uh adequate

I mean premiums for utilities as it relates to like wildfire coverage.

at negative green premiums.

into the insurance premiums, and that's okay.

This is the premiums that we hear a lot and worry a lot about and they are going up faster than wages.

of family premiums, over $27,500 a year.

generates these default premiums right i mean one does not know which is correct okay

that the premiums to try and ensure that risk were about eight times the expected

But they never really got paid premiums for it.

and capture the world's risk premiums simply.

industry in America began as giveaway premiums to sell such lovely things as milk of magnesia you bought your generic

into the frees and the premiums requires understanding exactly where are people are willing to pay more.

particular brand and those insurance premiums might then drive consumers to cars that don't have those characteristics and that might then

payroll taxes instead of insurance premiums and they end up paying less and then they they have coverage because Medicare is a much more efficient system

health insurance today is using premiums.

the resources we use to pay those premiums and get them to Consumers we need to gradually over a 20-year period increase the deductible insurance

the resources we use to pay those premiums and get them to consumers.

instead more space they collected a few premiums spent it on other stuff and compensation and didn't put any money aside so that

very good at holding down premiums they haven't been very good at at bargaining with providers they haven't been as Innovative as they say they have been in

Homeowners and property owners facing premiums they can't afford, if they can get coverage at all, at risk of violating the terms of their mortgages

that you through your commercial premiums at your employed

The insurance company lowered our premiums and the reduction of premiums more than paid for the entire cost of the program.

people are paying more in in premiums and they are getting out it's just that this huge flight of dollars through the air that no one can make heads or tails

Your health insurer might decide to double your premiums, for example, OK?

And despite MasterCard and Visa selling at pretty strong premiums to the market, they still haven't gotten to that level

public consumption over private consumption as it relates to price premiums and what people are willing to pay for them as an investment in their

tax increase and while it would take the place of premiums and would save most people money that might be a little hard to explain it might be it would

And premiums are really relatively unfair.

They haven't been very good at holding down premiums.

tox have to pay that seems like a lot but insurance premiums are typically 15

a way to bring down the cost of health insurance the premiums of health insurance to get everybody insured with free market Insurance those that hadn't

it's unclear whether private equity should have been paying those premiums uh to begin with.

that and it's why we can sell products at higher premiums, better gross margins.

The average employee in America pays about 6 to $8,000 a year in premiums and out-of-pocket costs.

And what Congress did was to pass a law mandating that the insurance premiums reflect the actual risk, which seems like no brainer, right?

That model grows market share, increases total premiums, and enlarges aggregate profits.

Just on premiums.