"personal discount" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when someone is offering a discounted price to another person, typically as a gesture of goodwill or appreciation. For example, "The store owner offered him a personal discount of 15% off his purchase."
¹) SpringerToken for authors: personal discount that can be used by one person only.
Why are personal discount rates so high?
This should continue to the point where their personal discount rates equal the market rate.
A 25% personal discount on Under Armour merchandise is offered exclusively through the Cal Smart Wallet.
The median response was 3percentt; 90 percent reported a rate from 2to9percentent -- substantially below the personal discount rate implied by the public's decisions.
Using a sample of 65,000 departing members of the armed forces, they estimate that the average personal discount rate, taking taxes into account, exceeded 25percentt.
Two designers, Robert Isabell and Philip Baloun, have long had a near duopoly on society parties and benefits, and both deny courting clients with personal discounts.
In general, women who receive personal discounts say they see nothing unethical in choosing a florist for a public fund-raiser and receiving discounts for one's personal use.
While consumers will default to opting out of sharing personal data, discount deals and promises of preferential upgrade treatment will lead to more opt-ins.
The ABI figures are published on the day of a House of Lords debate on the government's decision in February to cut the personal injury discount rate from 2.5%too 0.75%, the lowest in any advanced economy.
ABI director general Huw Evans said: "With inflation on the rise, motor premiums at a record high and the public purse under pressure, it's concerning that the government have yet to commit to delivering a fairer system for setting the personal injury discount rate".
