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premium

Definition for premium

adjective as in excellent

Strong matches

choice, prime, superior

noun as in bonus, prize

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Analysts expect investors will continue to demand a risk premium in U.K. government bonds and sterling, even though most expect gilt yields to fall over the coming months.

Roth withdrawals also won’t increase your income for purposes of calculating Medicare Parts B and D premiums, which are subject to a surcharge for higher-income retirees.

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Japanese government bonds have already reacted with higher risk premiums to the anticipated increase in government spending, he says.

I also learned that despite the new $2,100 cap on prescription drugs, my estimated total drug and premium cost could be as high as $5,585.40 per year.

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Housing costs, car payments and insurance premiums have been biting deeper into wallets.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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