The phrase "a cheaper premium" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing insurance costs or subscription services, indicating a lower price for a premium option.
Example: "After comparing different insurance plans, I found one that offers a cheaper premium without sacrificing coverage."
Alternatives: "a lower premium" or "a reduced premium".
A few pounds saved through a cheaper premium can be a false economy if you find you are paying out hundreds when claiming because of a very high excess.
Contact specialist brokers who may be willing to offer you cover even when the main market has turned you down or cover you at a cheaper premium than standard insurers have offered.
Then, says Foulsham, "you have the opportunity to explain the circumstances to a human being, who can put into context any incidents to insurers, which can, hopefully, deliver a cheaper premium".
At the very least, this does offer some indication that customers are willing to pay top dollar for all the latest bells and whistles, even when a cheaper premium alternative is on the market at the same time.
Given the choice of it and his other options — one with a $930 monthly premium and another with a cheaper premium but a $17,000 annual deductible.
For example, if corn is at a cheap premium early in the year, a company like Kellogg will pay the going market price for the commodity to be delivered months later.
Instead, it said, the bank was deducting the cost of a cheaper, regular premium policy from the payout, on the basis that the customer would have bought one of them instead.
They'll also offer cheaper premium package prices.
To get cheaper premiums, a young driver will need to build up experience and a no-claims bonus.
You can get an insurance that has a cheap monthly premium payment, but you have to pay for it for a longer period of time compared to a regular insurance.
But we carried out a mystery shop, based on a single male, in a semi worth £134,000, with £30,000 worth of contents, and found that Sheilas' Wheels and esure offer cheaper premiums for a combined building and contents policy.
