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"It's disappointing the chancellor seems to have used the potential £40 saving on the average premium due to the whiplash crackdown, to increase IPT," says the AA.

Perth then look to force turnovers in the middle of the pitch, where space is at a premium due to their proactive positioning.

But yearly rates are not easily comparable to daily rates, which come at a premium due to the work and logistics around setting up a short-term lease, Ho says.

Despite the introduction of the new pupil premium, due to rise to £900 per eligible child in April 2013, only schools in the most deprived areas of England will see real terms growth in budgets by the time the current funding settlement ends in March 2014.

(American options demand a slightly larger premium due to their "anytime" exercise feature).

"Superhigh buildings incur a cost premium due to all the requirements for elevator space; they are inherently uneconomical," he says.

British drivers are paying an extra £10 each year in premiums due to a "dysfunctional" motor insurance market, according to the trading watchdog.

The £180m raised each year – which would be managed by a not-for-profit fund known as Flood Re – ensures that properties remain insurable through a £10.50-a-year levy on all residential premiums due to be introduced in 2015.

A low volume of business means the insurer is unable to reduce premiums due to the high risks of insurance.

In addition, despite the theoretical justifications for interlinking insurance with credit (Farrin and Miranda 2015), there is lack of empirical evidence illustrating reductions in loan interest rates or insurance premiums due to the interlinkage.

Small businesses pay more for health care, both from higher administrative costs and greater risk through price of premiums due to these companies' small sizes.