The phrase "average monthly premium" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical cost of a subscription or insurance payment that is billed on a monthly basis.
Example: "The average monthly premium for health insurance has increased significantly over the past few years."
Alternatives: "typical monthly fee" or "mean monthly charge."
The federal government estimates that the average monthly premium for Medicare drug coverage in 2014 will be $31.
The average monthly premium for a Medicare H.M.O. rose to $32 this year, from $23 in 2001, according to Mathematica Policy Research.
In November, the Congressional Budget Office assumed an average monthly premium of $123 (less for young enrollees, more for older ones).
As it has since 2010, the average monthly premium is projected to hover around $30, the federal Department of Health and Human Services has announced.
Officials say the average monthly premium will be $321 — that is, $110 less than the national average predicted by the Congressional Budget Office.
If you live in Massachusetts or Vermont, the average monthly premium topped $400 a month in 2010, compared with just $136 a month in Alabama.
The bill would not affect scheduled increases in premiums for the Medicare prescription drug program, known as Part D. Average monthly premiums for the drug program will increase slightly, to $30 in 2010 from $28 this year.
Last year the number of uninsured hospital visits reached 800,000, 14% above the level in 2009.For those who do have insurance, average monthly premiums rose by 12% between 2006 and 2008.
In 2010, average monthly premiums will be $30, just $2 above the 2009 level and lower than previously anticipated.
The resulting average monthly premiums were then calculated and compared, both to the other available options and to the national average.
Each potential option yielded average monthly premiums for the lowest-cost bronze plan between $180-190 180-190y consistent with the nationalargelyge of $187.08.
