'premium consumers' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to people who prefer to buy higher quality goods, products, or services with more features or at a higher cost. For example, "Many premium consumers are willing to pay extra for luxury items."
(To do this, branding firms try to figure out how much of a premium consumers will pay to stay at, say, a Trump-branded hotel over a similarly-rated competitor, among other factors).
It was also surprising to learn that many people do not benefit from the "community" projects supported with funds generated by the "social premium" consumers pay for Fairtrade products.
According to the Fairtrade Foundation the premium consumers pay for Fairtrade bananas is, in some cases, being used to help migrants get passports and working visas, however, Emmantel says he does not know what the premium gets spent on.
To enrol in health insurance and pay a premium, consumers should be able to trust that insurers use their funds to reimburse providers who will deliver quality care when needed.
The Obama advisers said that while not all of the savings would translate into lower premiums, consumers would gain in other ways.
Bonus premiums are the extra premiums consumers can earn by buying a specific promoted brand, which is a non-price promotion tied to the IRP.
And while doctors in some states face what even skeptics concede is a crisis of sharply rising premiums, consumer advocates and lawyers' groups insist that is not the case nationally or in New York.
"Is anyone surprised that WellPoint intends another year of outrageous rate increases when no one has the power to open their books and make them explain how they're spending consumers' premiums?" Consumer Watchdog's Carmen Balber asked in a press release.
Not surprisingly, the combination of all of these themes – abundance, perfection, low cost, freshness premiums, consumer confusion, cheap disposal options, and lack of connectivity – has led to an alarming amount of wasted food which really shouldn't be viewed as "waste" at all but instead as a valuable resource to be unlocked for the benefit of people and planet.
On the hardware makers' part, adding in already-popular services like Spotify helps them sell the idea of premium, connected consumer electronics to consumers.
The agency would also prevent the company from recovering a $1.5 billion "acquisition premium" from consumers by forcing two Northeast Utilities subsidiaries to split any profits above 11percentt with consumers.
