It pushes against the broader trend of increasing the sticker price, and then offering discounts on that sticker price using financial aid.
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If, for example, the sticker price is $22011,1503, but the average student pays $2150,2100, the discount rate is the difference ($2100,000) divided by the sticker price ($50,000), or 40 percent.
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Go deeper ... The average sticker price for U.S. childbirth: $32,093
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That's more than 60% off from the original sticker price.
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It was just south of $42,000 on the sticker price.
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The $8,000 sticker price also gets you a massive dollhouse.
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The BMW's sticker price, in case you forgot, is $74,160.
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This is the approximate average sticker price of these institutions.
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That's because pretty much no one pays full sticker price.
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That means patients end up getting stuck with the sticker price.
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So is the starting price: A sticker price starting at $230,000.
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Instead, he expects more deals that just reduce the sticker price.
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These are just cuts to the sticker price of college tuition.
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Many tourists, however, are shocked by the sticker price of accommodations.
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With all those options, the sticker price came to about $80,000.
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The sticker price of insurance matters to a minority of Americans.
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They don't know that the sticker price isn't necessarily their price.
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Liletta is usually expensive; it has a sticker price of $625.
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The sticker price on this art was $200,000 and that's final.[Hyperallergic]
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That's a 30% price drop from the original sticker price of $36.
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The ten most expensive are below, in ascending order of sticker price.
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Finally, the 10 percent drop only reflects the sticker price of plans.
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Fortunately, the sticker price can often be offset by grants and scholarships.
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At many top colleges, the sticker price doesn't tell the whole story.
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Aston Martin's DBX recently arrived with a sticker price of roughly $192,000.
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Disney Plus costs $2900 a month for those paying the sticker price.
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So I'm out $375 — that's 15 percent of the $2,500 sticker price.
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The iPhone 11 debuted September 123 with a sticker price of $699.
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Daraprim's sticker price jumped from $13.50 per pill to $750 a pill overnight.
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Get it today for $279.99 — 249% off the usual sticker price of $21.3.
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Get it today for $2129 — 65% off the usual sticker price of $129.99.
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Get it today for $1693 — 20% off the usual sticker price of $89.99.
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Get it today for $49 — 37% off the usual sticker price of $79.99.
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Get it today for $129 — 23% off the usual sticker price of $169.
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Daraprim's sticker price jumped from $13.50 per pill to $750 per pill overnight.
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Will the Note 10's aggregate features be worth the insane sticker price?
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He travels entirely in luxury, for about 249 percent of the sticker price.
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Measures aimed solely at sticker price neglect a host of other finance issues.
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But many students focus on their top choices instead of the sticker price.
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Yet the sticker price for the unrestricted model was thousands of dollars higher.
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That's $2,000 more than the sticker price for a brand-new Volkswagen Beetle.
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Take one home for $140 — that's 29% off the usual sticker price of $199.99.
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But now your all-in total is $20 more than the $400 sticker price.
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But Americans see the full sticker price of care in the individual market alone.
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Inevitably, many of these sticker-price payers are weak students who lack better options.
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Grab it on sale for $24.99 — 10% off the original sticker price of $27.99.
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People like to be stylish but don't want to pay full sticker price. 5.
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Both are less expensive than traditional policies, whose sticker price has often shocked consumers.
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Most of those who picked plans were not affected by the sticker price, however.
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Buy it on sale for $79.99 — 27% marked down the usual sticker price of $111.
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But unlike those options, the E-Pace feels fully formed and worth its sticker price.
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The lower fuel and maintenance costs make up for their higher sticker price, they added.
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Pricing will likely be in line with competitors, making the sticker price around $75,000 – $85,000.
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Get it on sale today for $17.99 — 10% off the usual sticker price of $19.99.
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Grab it on sale now for $1199 — 20% off the regular sticker price of $1512.
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Buy it now for only $19.99 — 59% marked down the usual sticker price of $49.95.
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Say a drug's sticker price was $22019, but a PBM negotiated it down to $60.
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You have to look at much more than just the sticker price of the home.
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But Jag didn't turn up the sticker price, at least not by all that much.
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But he is concerned that Congress won't be able to look past the sticker price.
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The list price for a hospital service is like the sticker price for a car.
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This month, he had two Trackhawks this month, each with a sticker price of $93,000.
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However, choosing a college based on sticker price alone can be a mistake, Franek added.
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Given the rising cost of the sticker price, that amount is prohibitive for many families.
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Even the iPad Air 2 was launched at a base sticker price of Rs 35,900 ($550).
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The average sticker price of college grew from $5,33 annually to $18,000 between 1970 and today.
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Critics of the price-disclosure proposal note that most patients don't pay the full sticker price.
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The Range is far from standard -- it's a loaded Evoque, with a sticker price around $60k.
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A list price for a drug is sort of like the sticker price on a car.
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Improving the performance of the sensor while also lowering its sticker price wasn't a simple challenge.
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Vital's selling the service to emergency rooms with a starting sticker price of $10,000 per month.
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"You'd be insane to choose a lesser school instead because of the sticker price," Franek said.
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Checking the sticker price is only part of the deal when it comes to car shopping.
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Snag this kit now for $99 — 33% marked down from the usual sticker price of $149.99.
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Rent the Runway gave women access to designer dresses for a fraction of the sticker price.
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Never look at the sticker price, but instead look at the cost per pound or ounce.
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It was more than the sticker price, or a fear that I'd fall and break bones.
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But with the rise of financial aid, the sticker price of college means less than ever.
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You can pay sticker price, or get a nice discount by mailing in a rebate coupon.
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This year, the sticker price of plans has declined slightly in many parts of the country.
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The i8 went on sale in the US in 2014 with a sticker price of $136,000.
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Scared off by the sticker price, they enroll at community colleges and less selective institutions instead.
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Now, with an extra $250,000 tacked on to the sticker price, comes the "Carbon Theme" edition.
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This means that the sticker price of silver plans often looks a lot higher this year.
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Even if the sticker price is higher, the Oculus Go is a lot cheaper than the combined cost of a Samsung phone and Gear VR. And the sticker price isn't that much higher, since the Gear VR got a price bump from $99 to $129 last year.
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And the Dodge Challenger T/A 392 carries a sticker price of $43,995 (excluding gas-guzzler tax).
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So if you're looking for a new car to buy, don't just look at the sticker price.
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Many graduate students, especially those studying for doctoral degrees, don't pay the sticker price of their programs.
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If you could pick up a college degree for about half the sticker price, you would, right?
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Whether you'll enjoy these after paying the full sticker price at Best Buy is a different story.
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Ford recently launched a luxury F250 pickup that can have a sticker price as high as $94,455.
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"The average public college student pays on average about 16 percent below the sticker price," he says.
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My tester didn&apost have an official sticker price, but by my estimation it was roughly $46,000.
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Yes, the 2020 Nissan Versa SV is pretty basic transportation, with a sticker price of about $18,000.
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Furthermore, at highly-selective institutions like Harvard, students often pay much less than the shocking sticker price.
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There are few new steps in here to try to lower the sticker price of prescription drugs.
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It's true that as the cost of college continues to rise, fewer families pay the sticker price.
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Feminism has become a full-blown trend, packaged and brought to the masses for a sticker price.
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Proterra has lower operating costs but must convince customers that the higher sticker price is worth paying.
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By discouraging older people from buying insurance, the plan would lower the average sticker price of care.
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By discouraging older people from buying insurance, the plan will lower the average sticker price of care.
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The sticker price is the result of behind-the-scenes negotiations between the strips' manufacturer and insurers.
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Both companies had not raised the sticker price to account for tariffs, which came into play last July.
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Now we can confirm it: The developer edition of the holographic headset has a sticker price of $3,000.
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Maybe you like your headphones decked out with embellishments worthy of its high sticker price, but I don't.
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CT6 buyers shell out $2,500 for the standalone option on luxury (sticker price: $66,20173) and platinum models ($85,290).
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It's not about the sticker price — it's about what you ultimately pay and how much money you borrow.
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Grab this Bluetooth audio adapter on sale now for $39.99 — 33% off the usual sticker price of $59.99.
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Mr Woodford's sticker price was an annual 0.75% fee on total funds managed, but he charged HL 0.6%.
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Keep in mind that, almost always, a car will end up costing you more than the sticker price.
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Besides having a steep sticker price, cars start to depreciate the moment you drive them off the lot.
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Boeing, however, says the lightweight composite design of its 787 wins on economics despite its higher sticker price.
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If you're looking to buy a car, the sticker price is not the only cost you'll incur. Insure.
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The performance is worth the sticker price, but the interior is that of a car costing around $30,000.
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When purchasing a home, experts recommend saving up 20% of the home's sticker price for a down payment.
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You couldn't find one for love or money, unless you wanted to pay five times the sticker price.
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Yet, even the lower end of estimates put the plan's sticker price in the multi-trillions of dollars.
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Many pharmacies — especially independent ones — offer cash-paying customers prices that are lower than a drug's sticker price.
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When investors consider stocks to purchase, there are more things to consider than just a security's sticker price.
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Some buyers are paying over sticker price, but we never recommend doing so on a mass-produced product.
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CT6 buyers shell out $2,500 for the standalone option on luxury (sticker price: $66,290) and platinum models ($85,290).
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Pricing: The base Supra 3.0 starts at $50,920; my Supra 3.0 Premium had a sticker price of $56,140.
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According to industry estimates, broad tariffs could add an average of $4,000 to a new car's sticker price.
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Get the Pictar on sale now for $85.99 at the Mashable Shop, or 14% off the usual sticker price.
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For example, the new Hasselblad attachment carries a $299 sticker price, though Verizon plans to sell it for $249.
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Scoff all you want at the $53,370 sticker price of our Ram 1500 Laramie tester, but consider the following.
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But good news for the next owner: The estate's many treasures are included in the $48 million sticker price.
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Even then, I begrudgingly paid the sticker price, arguing that it was well worth it to keep me safe.
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The mansion was listed for $39 million in 2013; today, it has a sticker price of only $10 million.
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As for prices, the resale value of top drawer luxury products is a fraction of the original sticker price.
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At market close on Wednesday, the stock was selling at about $196.50 — significantly higher than Beyond's new sticker price.
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Prices always matter, and the prices people pay for Obamacare plans can be very different from the sticker price.
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Your Money Adviser Saving for college is daunting, as the sticker price for even state schools edges ever higher.
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Our $2.53,145 750i tester was no base model, but it's easy to add even more to the sticker price.
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For example, the 2019 Kia Soul comes with an incentive of up to $3,076 off its sticker price of $21,603.
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The average promotion being highlighted is 40.8 percent off sticker price, Refinitiv found, up from 38.9 percent a year ago.
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To attract students, some colleges are reducing their sticker price, but this is not sustainable for colleges without healthy endowments.
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That, after all, would mean a marked increase in sticker price, making the standard Echo prohibitively expensive for many users.
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For a limited time, you can grab a refurbished unit for $215 — 41% off the usual sticker price of $368.99.
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Ivy League institutions like Harvard, Yale and Princeton come with prestige — but they also come with a hefty sticker price.
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McLaren said it has a six-month waiting list for the 570S, which has a starting sticker price of $185,000.
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The hefty sticker price is worth it, though, if you want to feel the bass... because you will feel it.
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Industry-wide, automakers report incentives are averaging about $3,900 a vehicle, or roughly 10 percent of the typical sticker price.
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Discount deal of the day: One beleaguered ex-unicorn on sale for (at least) 22 percent off peak sticker price.
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In fact, pharmaceutical manufacturers typically offer PBMs major deals, upwards of 28503 percent, off the sticker price of their drugs.
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However, about two-thirds of all full-time students receive aid, which can bring a school's sticker price significantly down.
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The ship cost $645 million to build and seeing it get put together almost makes it worth the sticker price.
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The reason is, the cost of an investment product or service can be much more than the sticker price alone.
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"Sticker price, in almost all cases, is not what a family will pay," said Jeff Levy, a private admissions counselor.
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That's not surprising given that consumers are buying more pickups and SUVs, which carry a higher sticker price than sedans.
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They will likely stay in the marketplace, even as premiums rise, because the subsidies insulate them from the sticker price.
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You don't want to turn around and spend all the money you saved on the sticker price fixing extensive issues.
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The car Kris Jenner totaled just off the 101 can now be yours for about half its original sticker price.
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Shopping for a college is sort of like shopping for a new car: Hardly anyone pays the full sticker price.
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For instance, a private college with an expensive sticker price is not always more expensive than a local public program.
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The sticker price to attend many private universities now exceeds $70,000 per year, including tuition, room, board, books and fees.
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Wang and her daigou competitors typically charge premiums of about 50 percent above the sticker price on Australian store shelves.
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Car buyers can expect to shell out $2,500 for the standalone option on luxury (sticker price: $66,290) and platinum models ($85,290).
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If you want to purchase a car with a sticker price of $30,000, then, you'll need $6,000 for a down payment.
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Don't just think about the sticker price or the monthly payment when you scout how much you can afford each month.
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Our CX-5 tester had a sticker price of $39,155, which is on the high end of the compact crossover range.
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The X-H1 itself will be available on March 1st for $1,899.95, $300 more than the X-T2's sticker price.
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What no one knows is how much they are willing to pay on top of the sticker price for such features.
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Picking a college based on sticker price "is one of the biggest mistakes I see families and students make," he said.
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But bringing down the sticker price is the ultimate guarantor of market success, and the big driver there is battery costs.
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Drug companies usually drop prices because the increased volume of better consumer access makes up for the drop in sticker price.
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With a base sticker price of $2800 million, Bugatti's highest price yet, the company has already sold more than 22016 vehicles.
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None of the colors cost extra, so you can snag a much more attractive car without inflating the $286,286 sticker price.
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Over the life of a car, the savings that come with greater fuel efficiency dwarf any initial increase in sticker price.
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TrueCar says the sticker price of the current F-450 is $43,761, with the average price paid by buyers topping $73,000.
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The $266,2105 sticker price on my tester puts it in line the Audi A290, BMW 25 Series and Mercedes E-Class.
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Here&aposs each of those colleges, along with their 2017-2018 sticker price, location, public/private sector status, and enrollment figures.
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That could add thousands of dollars to the sticker price of affected vehicles — and perhaps cause sharp declines in their sales.
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Don't just think about the sticker price or the monthly payment when you scout how much you can afford each month.
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The sticker price for Daraprim, used to treat parasitic infections often found in AIDS patients, is now about $750 per pill.
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I often found copies at my campus library or local library — probably donated by the students who originally paid sticker price.
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"People see the sticker price and that's automatically what they're comparing," said AJ Smith, vice president of financial education at SmartAsset.
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But that's the "sticker price" — the cost you see listed on a school's website, which includes tuition, fees, room, and board.
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The federal government has seized Manafort's place on Fifth Avenue, and it's got a sticker price that's closer to $4 million.
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Consumers and congressmen howled over the sticker price for a two-pack of its anti-allergy EpiPen devices being boosted to $600.
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Last year, La Salle University in Philadelphia announced that it cut its sticker price 23 percent, from more than $40,000 to $28,235.
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Last year, La Salle University in Philadelphia announced that it cut its sticker price 29 percent, from more than $40,000 to $28,800.
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"Some colleges have found that certain students don't even consider going to that college because they're repelled by a higher sticker price."
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Like a fancy car with a fat insurance bill, this is a luxury item that requires additional expenditure beyond its sticker price.
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The Danish Government gives students about $20.36 a month to study and education is free, whereas my MBA sticker price is $28.163K.
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What's next: With the means to tackle EVs' notoriously high sticker price, America's EV market is likely to see a major uptick.
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The uptick in resets is a reminder to families "to always look at the net price, not the sticker price," Kantrowitz said.
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Apple also lowered the official sticker price of its phones after China cut the rate of value-added tax on luxury goods.
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Bresch, started the hearing by arguing that the company isn't making profits that come close to the more than $224 sticker price.
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After all, a $10 billion sticker price on its AV efforts may bandage its reputation, damaged by continued reports questioning its progress.
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Your Money An undergraduate degree from a flagship state university often comes with a six-figure sticker price for on-campus residents.
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But while the Mac Pro will make some creative professionals happy, the machine's $5,999 sticker price may send others looking for alternatives.
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The treatment was expensive—its sticker price can be as high as $120,000—but the threat that the cancer would progress remained.
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The sticker price is steep, but for this much luxury and performance to come in a single package, it's ultimately a bargain.
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By looking at the "cost per" as opposed to the sticker price, you're making sure you get more product and better value.
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What economists are saying is that cars have gotten better so the higher sticker price doesn't reflect inflation, it reflects higher quality.
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Ulta Beauty's Love Your Skin sale, aka the beauty retailer's annual skin-care event, where products are half off the sticker price.
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Discounts of more than 10 percent of a vehicle's sticker price can hurt resale values, in turn weighing on new vehicle sales.
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I truly don't know why, but cars that meet these criteria fly off dealer lots and sell near sticker price every time.
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The company has said the starting sticker price is $35,000, but it began production with more expensive versions with longer battery range.
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Our well-optioned X3 xDrive43i tester had a sticker price of $65,440, which is quite a bit for a compact luxury SUV.
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However, about two-thirds of all full-time students at private colleges receive aid, which can bring the sticker price significantly down.
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This makes it the ideal all-purpose sport sedan, and with that very nice sub-$50,00o sticker price, an authentic value proposition.
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The Bolt, which will go on sale this year, will carry a sticker price of $30,000, including government incentives that total about $7,150.
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After the pre-order period, it'll return back to its regular $350 sticker price, which is a bit pricey if you ask us.
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Jay offers to buy it at the sticker price of $29K but the co-founder of Boulevard Buick won't take less than $200K.
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That's because the sticker price may not take into account the variety of discounts and promotions that tend to show up each season.
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That represents $100 off the sticker price, a startling 29-percent reduction for an Apple product still in its first year on sale.
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Check out the infographic below to see the journey your average skin-care cream takes before it gets slapped with a sticker price.
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So, a college that advertises a $60,000 sticker price may be offering to admit students at a net price of $24,000 or less.
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Better battery life and a lower sticker price seem like luxuries compared to the prospect of an improved (or even reliable) Bluetooth connection.
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Current drug pricing structure is stuck in an escalating spiral of higher list prices (the sticker price of a drug) and decreasing transparency.
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Seventy-eight percent of the 36.9 million phones that shipped in India during this period sported a sticker price below $200, IDC said.
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Given Twitter's net cash of about $2 billion on the balance sheet, the sticker price would then effectively drop to about $13 billion.
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In 20183, 22018% of freshmen paid full sticker price at private colleges, according to the National Association of College and University Business Officers.
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SpaceX's Falcon Heavy, for example, has a sticker price of about $90 million per launch and only slightly less lift capacity than SLS.
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With government subsidies, the cost could drop to as low as 299,050 yuan (about $42,900) — about 16% off the original starting sticker price.
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Still, that "sticker price" can be daunting to first-generation and low-income students, causing them to think college is out of reach.
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In 2015, the average need-based scholarship at Yale was a generous $43,989, knocking off a substantial amount of that school's sticker price.
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But Tesla has made buying the budget version of the Model 22021 harder, and the much-touted $2977,2400 sticker price has been creeping higher.
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The net price is not only much lower than the sticker price, but it's also increasing at a slower rate, according to the researchers.
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Why it matters: The average sticker price for childbirth in the U.S. is $32,093, and even insurance doesn't take care of all of it.
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Eli Lilly, for one, launched its insulin two decades ago with a sticker price of $21 a vial and now sells it for $255.
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At $500,000, America's price for buying residency looks high compared to much of Western Europe and Canada (which has a sticker price of $148,000).
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Vouchers provided to low-income families have proven helpful because they allow families to easily compare what they will pay to the sticker price.
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According to an estimate from economic think tank PERC, the additional sticker price cost to American consumers from those measures was $1,200 per car.
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If Laliberté wants to fulfill his childhood mission, he'll have to figure out how to make homeowners value satisfaction over the lowest sticker price.
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Recently, I learned of the new F403 Lego set, which retails for $99.99, or roughly $399,900.01 less than the F40's original sticker price.
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There'll be six colors, though, special paints, like Midnight Silver Metallic and Red Multi-coat, will add an additional $1,000 to the sticker price.
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The upshot of all this: The 37 percent top rate is just a sticker-price for the wealthy and well-advised, up for negotiation.
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Keybanc analysts say some investors appear to be questioning whether the sticker price will make it difficult to wring value out of the purchase.
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"I think a misconception about the financial aid process is thinking that the sticker price of the college is what you pay," says Kaplan.
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They are often sought after by universities, in part because many of them have the means to pay full sticker price for their education.
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People with high deductibles are more likely to have to pay the full sticker price of a prescription drug, or for a hospital procedure.
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So, with a lower sticker price but more extra fees, how much does a trip across the US cost today versus 10 years ago?
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If you don't upgrade every year, then you might want to buy the phone outright, assuming you can afford the $699 starting sticker price.
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The relatively small increases in the sticker price of a four-year degree confirms a recent slowdown in college costs seen in other measures.
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Half of that sticker price is what it costs to make the shirt, while the other half is going straight to Stomp Out Bullying.
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As you move up the sticker price scale, this setting may also bring a change in the dashboard display or the gas pedal sensitivity.
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But the New Mexico proposal goes further, promising four years of tuition even to students whose families can afford to pay the sticker price.
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Ten years ago, Edmunds said, the average sticker price of a new vehicle was $6,500 above the base price; now, it's more than $10,000.
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In addition, the Consumer Reports auto team made the Model 3 a "Top Pick" among vehicles with a sticker price between $45,000 and $55,000.
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But the New Mexico proposal goes further, promising four years of tuition even to students whose families can afford to pay the sticker price.
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At many schools, the sticker price is close to meaningless — fewer than 10 percent of students at small private colleges nationwide pay full price.
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The first Tesla Model 23 Performance I drove, which I rented from an owner using the Turo app, had a sticker price of $23,33.
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International students are far more likely to pay full sticker price at an American college or university, thus driving down the cost for Americans.
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Wing won't charge pilot program customers for delivery; customers will pay the store's sticker price, and delivery during this test phase will be free.
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Brace yourselves now, people: we could be in for quite an iPhone-based shock later this year — and it might not be the sticker price.
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A key difference is that Amgen is changing the sticker price of its drug -- known in industry parlance as the wholesale acquisition cost, or WAC.
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One study of admissions to selective colleges shows that, in 22002-21980, students with a median family income paid only 23% of the "sticker" price.
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The sad fact about prescription drugs is that they're priced like cars: the manufacturer sets a higher sticker price than it knows people will pay.
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Both GM and Volvo Cars, a unit of Geely, had not raised the sticker price to account for tariffs, which came into play last July.
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This week I'm driving the 73 BMW X7, the newest and largest SUV in the German luxury manufacturer's lineup, with a sticker price of $85,445.
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Ford Motor Co. paid $199,950 — $55,000 more than the sticker price — to buy one of the first sport utility vehicles made by Tesla Motors Inc.
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Even if a higher sticker price made it harder for Netflix to attract new subscribers, existing customers seem to be extremely loyal to the brand.
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The total cost makes NYU more expensive than the average private college, but many NYU students end up paying less than this shocking sticker price.
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Musk has not disclosed his planned sticker price, but experts estimate that the Semi could be $300,000, about twice the cost of new diesel trucks.
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If you ever wanted an Ivy League education on your resume without the Ivy League sticker price, there are a few ways to do it.
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The policy would do nothing to lower the sticker price of drugs, and it would lead to higher drug premiums for seniors and disabled people.
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For one thing, the headset requires the same powerful computer as the Rift and Vive, which is arguably a larger barrier than the sticker price.
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Contract value of the deals is not released but the sticker price before negotiation for completely new Airbus sales looks to have exceeded $278 billion.
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The sticker price on my Volt was $39,660 back when it was new in 2015, though I paid around $19,000 since I bought it used.
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Testers start by buying vehicles anonymously at full sticker price, ensuring they will get the same kind of car any consumer would end up with.
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An owner can end up paying many times the sticker price in goods, services and fees, so home ownership might not make sense for everyone.
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The rig, powered by a portable gasoline generator, was noisy and smelly, but with every mile, it churned out data that challenged sticker-price assurances.
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But perhaps most egregiously, he's looking at the sticker price of college, even though most students receive grants to partially defray the cost of college.
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Bomnin Chevrolet in Miami is selling a white 220 Colorado pickup truck for $723,272 — $284,231 below its sticker price, a saleswoman at the dealership confirmed.
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Trouble is, Tesla will have to produce a lot more of the lower-priced cars to make up for the 41 percent sticker-price drop.
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This makes the 9 million or so subsidized Obamacare enrollees very price-insensitive; the tax credits insulate them from the sticker price of their coverage.
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Aaron's brain surgeries and the subsequent hospitalizations while he recovered from having his head sawed open had a sticker price of nearly $200,000 each time.
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When Tesla CEO Elon Musk introduced a lower-priced Model 2013 a few months ago, he deducted thousands in federal tax incentives from the sticker price.
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Both GM and Volvo Cars, a unit of China's Geely, had not raised the sticker price to account for tariffs, which came into play last July.
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At the end of the day, the main advantages Evolve's GT has is its range and speed, but it's not enough to justify the sticker price.
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And beyond the sticker price, the actual estimated cost of attendance, which includes room and board, technology fees, books and supplies, can add more than $10,000.
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In the United States, even a modestly higher sticker price would have made it more difficult for Volkswagen to compete with rivals like Toyota and Honda.
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My tester, equipped with fade-free carbon ceramic brakes ($8,183), carbon fiber exterior trim ($5,300) and that Solarbeam paint ($9,600!) has a sticker price of $28,2911.
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Subsidies, paid to the manufacturer for each car sold, can be worth more than a third of the sticker price of a model like BYD's e6.
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If the rules are changed, some Americans will be able to buy insurance for a lower sticker price through the short-term market or an association.
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With an initial sticker price of more than $261 million, construction started near Guayaquil, a booming coastal city where crime rates are high, Mr. Robayo said.
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The $2,500 to $303,500 electric vehicle tax credit was a critical incentive to encourage EV adoption as it knocked a big chunk off the sticker price.
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Low-income people, it said, would look at both the sticker price and the value of health insurance and tend to opt out of the market.
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With the tuition decrease — which comes out to about $240,260 less — Drew is narrowing the gap between the sticker price and what many families actually pay.
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Consumers pay about one-third of the sticker price for items, most of which goes to the retailer, with a small percentage paid to the app.
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Bicillin, for example, an antibiotic used to treat syphilis, cost PHS about $20 a dose under 340B, Blust said — the sticker price is closer to $3,000.
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The well-equipped Cooper S ALL26.5 I drove has a sticker price of $403,240 with seats draped not in leather, but rather in a tweedlike cloth.
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COA or cost of attendance is a college's "all in" sticker price, and one of the most critical aspects of a student's college financial aid package.
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Suning announced on Friday that it would start selling the 64GB iPhone XR for 5,699 yuan, 13 yuan ($118.46) less than the device's sticker price in China.
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To alleviate concerns and take the focus away from the sticker price, Delisle suggests that something be developed to show families what they can expect to pay.
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Rather than owing a percentage of the discounted net price of the drug, patients are charged a percent of the full sticker price at the pharmacy counter.
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Consumer Reports buys cars at full sticker price and subjects them to rigorous testing, driving them for thousands of miles in a variety of conditions and environments.
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Since most students don't pay full price anyway, the lower advertised costs just bring the sticker price closer to what most students have been paying all along.
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Under the words, "DETAIL BILL," Frank saw that NYU Langone's total charges were more than $117,000, but that was the sticker price, and those are notoriously inflated.
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To get further range and a lower sticker price, the drag coefficient will have to be improved and the cost of the battery brought down, Viswanathan said.
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The list price is generally understood to be the sticker price set by a drug manufacturer, before discounts and rebates to middlemen and financial assistance to patients.
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Last year, a corporate float had a sticker price of $8,143, and New York City Pride had 61 corporate sponsors, 13 promotional partners, and 31 media sponsors.
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And with a sticker price of $90 million, it is also about a third of the price of its closest competitor, United Launch Alliance's Delta IV Heavy.
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It's a couple of tests and a doctor visit, and when we added up the sticker price it would cost around $10,000 [in out-of-pocket costs].
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The average sticker price of a new car hit a record $34,000 at the beginning of the year, according to data compiled by industry research company LMC Automotive.
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The sticker price is a bit larger than a typical accelerator, but Wallace said that's because the companies his firm is backing would be a bit more mature.
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Falcon Heavy has a sticker price of $90 million, for example, and is about one-third the price of its closest competitor, United Launch Alliance's Delta IV Heavy.
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Like any bot worth its sticker price, those accounts often came with names and profile images culled from real people to help them blend in and appear legitimate.
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A jobs guarantee comes with a pretty big sticker price: Under the CAP proposal, the government would need to spend $158 billion a year just to cover wages.
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She paid less than $20,000 for the certified pre-owned vehicle with only 22,250 miles, a model that carried a sticker price of $22,26 when it was new.
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These tuition and fee discounts — which are grant awards — allow colleges to retain or attract students who can't or won't pay the full sticker price for their education.
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How it works: Imagine a generic drug has an average sticker price of $100, and its cost (including money for the drug maker, wholesaler and pharmacy) is $15.
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Another, endorsed by many, including Hossler and Nugent, is a "tuition reset" — essentially lowering the sticker price of tuition in the hopes that it will attract more students.
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There are features that would tend to drive down the sticker price of insurance, a crucial concern of many Republican lawmakers, who have criticized high prices under Obamacare.
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It will largely benefit those middle class families that wouldn't have qualified for considerable aid, if any at all, and were struggling with the sticker price of college.
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And what if you have no reasonable way of purchasing these digital items, and no way to obtain them without buying secondhand amiibo for five times the sticker price?
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There is no official sticker price for the Porsche Taycan but it was reported in December that the car will come in three variants, ranging from $90,000 to $140,000.
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Apple wireless keyboard and mouse (Certified Refurbished) — $79.99 See Details Get your hands on the world's first multi-touch wireless mouse for way less than the usual sticker price.
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The Smart Countertop Oven, released by the corporation's sub-brand WLabs, is similar in functionality to the June oven, but $200 more expensive, with a sticker price of $799.
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The $125,000 sticker price is a high price to pay for some electric off-roading freedom, but it's likely the result of Bollinger Motors coming to terms with reality.
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But Harvey Mudd also graduates the highest-earning alumni in the country, and many of the college's students end up paying far less than the sky-high sticker price.
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Ahead, the must-know hacks that will help you not only find the products you want, but also track them, and save even more than the discounted sticker price.
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The company also publishes a full cost breakdown for the phone, showing how much of the sticker price goes to taxes, materials, assembly, certification, designers, marketers — the whole lot.
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I did some research and decided to follow one key rule: Never accept the first offer, whether it's the sticker price or whatever deal the salesman puts before you.
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But while owning such a device is the stuff of dreams, it's hard to justify that extraneous sticker price when a certified refurbished Apple iMac is available on sale.
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The crowd may be right as far getting an initial sticker price reduction, but price controls come with hazardous side effects like rationing, black market sales, and stifling innovation.
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Now he's saying it appears to be a "much smaller opportunity" than most projected, citing the decline in the sticker price for legal weed as Canadian companies expand production.
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Making everyone pay the same sticker price is evenhanded on the surface, but only if you ignore the consequences of a fine on the life of the person paying.
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First, the report looks only at the sticker price of premiums, discounting the fact that a vast majority of exchange enrollees receive a subsidy that helps blunt premium costs.
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Homes with a sticker price close to the Wisconsin median include houses a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home in Rice Lake, and a 5-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom in Plover.
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But the children probably couldn't afford the sticker price, so they would need to borrow money or bring in an outside investors, which would create a major new conflict.
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"Our new philanthropy-centered financial model recognizes the reality of the diminishing role of student-derived revenue and the negative effects of an ever-increasing sticker price," says Roosevelt.
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In helping Mylan control 95 percent of the epinephrine auto-injector market, the rebates artificially inflated EpiPen's sticker price, resulting in higher costs for many patients, the suit said.
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Introduced in October 2016, Bolt was the first mass-produced electric vehicle to go more than 200 miles between charges, and sell at a sticker price of under $40,000.
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With the launch of the Bolt, GM became the first carmaker to sell a fully electric car with a range of over 200 miles and a sticker price under $40,000.
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Those upgrades have pushed the One's sticker price into the stratosphere: the i260 model I've been using costs a heart-stopping $24,1003, a full grand more than the prior model.
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But if Tesla is aiming at 200-300 miles of range, its looking at $100,000 in battery costs alone, which could bring the entire vehicle's sticker price up to $250,000.
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Indeed, the top American universities send representatives to Britain to spread word that, depending on family circumstances, their fees are not always as steep as the "sticker price" would imply.
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Released in 1993, the NES-101 was a total redesign of the 3603 NES with a new controller, a top-loading cartridge slot, and a sticker price of just $49.99.
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Click here to view original GIFEach F/A-18 Super Hornet carries a sticker price of about 60 million dollars and requires a whole lot of work to put together.
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According to a recent New York Post report, the 1920s home that was once listed for $39 million is back on the market with a sticker price of $10 million.
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In other words, while over 70 percent of college students with legal residency receive financial aid to help with tuition, most undocumented students have to pay the full sticker price.
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But most colleges generate a huge portion of their revenue out of student tuition, so they need to recruit enough students who will pay the majority of the sticker price.
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For example, a new model Nissan Leaf, which is currently the best-selling electric car, has a sticker price about $11,000 higher than a comparable gas-fueled 2018 Mazda 85003.
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He said the most important thing parents need to understand is that there is a difference between the tuition sticker price and what you're actually going to have to pay.
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For example, the 23 Hyundai Sante Fe, with a starting sticker price of $25,750, comes with a $2,500 cash back on certain styles or 0% financing for up to 60 months.
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That's not necessarily cheap, but contrasted with the sticker price of most professional rigs (which run in the tens, or even hundreds of thousands of dollars) and it seems especially affordable.
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We start with a fake sticker price to negotiate with the uninsured and to declare uncompensated care, but you cannot just walk in and pay as you can for anything else.
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The variant with faster processor and more storage (215GHz dual-core Intel Core m213 processor, 0003GB SSD storage) is even more costlier, now carrying the sticker price of Rs 2000,21 ($2050,085).
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Right now, taxpayers are enabling universities to push up the sticker price with the knowledge that the students they crave won't have to pay the whole bill while the taxpayers will.
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On similar trips to the grocery store I learned all about figuring out what's the best deal based on price per ounce, instead of just looking at the basic sticker price.
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Matthews has good insurance so he doesn't pay the $295 sticker price, but he can't get a refill until a certain date, so it's critical not to waste a single drop.
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Now on sale for $99.99, these cost less than half of the sticker price of the AirPods Pro, leaving you with a little more left to treat yourself over the holidays.
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What many don't realize is that the advertised sticker price found on a college's website is often nowhere near the actual cost a student will have to pay — the net price.
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The sticker price, like Apple's newest iPhones, is still a bit of a shock, but this phone is the teleological endpoint in the Android quest to rival its famous, fruitful, contender.
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Think about buying a car: You get a sticker price, but then there's what you actually pay, and hopefully you're a good enough negotiator that you pay less than that price.
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So, that's exactly what he did ... and now, we're told his vehicle is worth about $500,000 -- up nearly $150k from what the average sticker price is for this thing ... around $350k.
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The company, based in Los Angeles, plans to begin selling a luxury vehicle called the FF 91 by the end of the year with a sticker price of well over $100,000.
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The print run quickly sold out, but the company mysteriously failed to print more, making the comic a rare treasure available only on eBay for many times its original sticker price.
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The milk is sold at farmers' markets and several high-end grocers in Chicago, and as with many small-scale food products, the sticker price makes it largely a niche product.
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The Nest Hub's sticker price is the same as the Echo Show 8, but it's on sale or discounted so frequently that you can usually find it for well under $100.
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If customers pay $4,500 more than the lowest sticker price, they'll get autopilot features, a slightly longer range on a single charge, as well as some creature comforts, like seat warmers.
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Remember that most of us only find out the list or sticker price of every procedure and treatment only after the fact when we get our statement from the insurance company.
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Students here have a healthy dose of school spirit, with good reason: Colgate is one of the best schools in the country even though it has a sticker price to match.
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In one lane of the Manheim auction facility, a black 2015 Chevy Malibu sedan with barely 20,29 miles on it sold for just over $29,22, less than half its original sticker price.
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And in 21 he said that goal was in sight: In 2016 Tesla would unveil a car called the Model 3 with a sticker price of $35,000 and 200 miles of range.
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Students and parents tend to focus on a school's sticker price rather than its net price — what they'll actually pay after accounting for scholarships and grants, said Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of SavingForCollege.com.
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For instance, Jones is familiar with a transaction in the Los Angeles area that involved an $8,000 discount on a 2018 car that comes with a typical sticker price of about $24,000.
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Consumers, outraged that they were faced with a retail sticker price of $600 for a two-pack of EpiPens, began complaining online, drawing the attention of the news media and elected officials.
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Introduced in October 2016, the Bolt was the first mass-produced electric vehicle to go more than 200 miles (320 km) between charges, and sell at a sticker price of under $40,13.
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During the 2018 - 2019 school year, the reported sticker price for in-state students is $10,230 at public four-year schools, but the average net tuition and fees is closer to $3,740.
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Introduced in October 2016, the Bolt was the first mass-produced electric vehicle to go more than 13 miles (320 km) between charges, and sell at a sticker price of under $40,000.
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Amazon has also been aggressively and frequently discounting the smart speaker of late, slicing it in half for Prime Day and cutting $70 off the sticker price as part of yesterday's festivities.
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But last weekend, three 2017 model year Ford GT supercars were sold at auctions in Arizona for an average of $1.2 million apiece, more than double the base sticker price of $450,000.
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Take for instance the transformation of our health insurance system: Whether we are talking about Medicare for All or an expansion of Obamacare with a public option, there is a sticker price.
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Other questions include whether such a requirement would survive a First Amendment challenge, and whether posting a high sticker price — which few ultimately pay — could dissuade patients seeking out a necessary drug.
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They acutely feel the cost difference between branded and generic drugs because they often have to pick up the full sticker price of medications until they have paid out thousands of dollars.
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I used this trick to buy a two-year-old car in 2017, and got a car that was in great shape for less than half of its original sticker price.3.
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However, the amount actually paid after scholarships and tax benefits are deducted is well less than this — about $27,000 last year, or just a little more than half of the sticker price.
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With government subsidies, the cost could drop to as low as 299,050 yuan (about $42,900) — about 16% off the original sticker price, my CNN Business colleagues Jill Disis and Laura He report.
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For example, for the popular Chevrolet Silverado 1500 crew cab, which has a sticker price ranging from about $40,000 to $56,0003, some dealers are offering discounts of $12,000 to $15,000 or more.
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For instance, the 2020 Chevrolet Bolt EV — an electric car starting at $36,620 — comes with up to $8,500 off the sticker price or 0% financing for six years, if you can qualify.
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One reason low-income students may not enroll in large numbers is that many schools don't do a good job of publicizing the difference between the sticker price and the net price.
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You can probably guess the stuff that makes me wince, like SAYA/ANNAS, which I'm calling the sticker price on finishing the mirror-image corner that lost me seven years of sleep.
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Think about the hardship for the uninsured already in this system because they're often paying the sticker price in hospitals, when Medicare pays much less and big insurers have negotiated lower prices.
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If you take the Association of American Medical Colleges's numbers on annual tuition and the medical student population, the sticker price for this proposal would be somewhere between $22 and $29 billion.
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The same goes for TV features; the more loaded it is with the latest technologies (4K, HDR or high dynamic range, OLED, 3D, quantum dots, etc.) the higher its sticker price will be.
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The success of the Note 9 (and its high sticker price) helped Samsung turn its financials around by the end of the year, with the company returning record profits in the third quarter.
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Indeed, Automotive News reported on Monday that while some dealers are offering a $33,000 discount on some cars, other dealers are jacking up prices by the same amount over the suggested sticker price.
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Mylan raised EpiPen's retail price by more than 500 percent in recent years, resulting in some customers being faced with a $600 or more sticker price for a two-pack of the device.
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The lawsuit alleges that there is a deceptive difference between the sticker price of these insulins and the actual price that insurers pay after negotiators known as pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) get discounts.
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A good way to think about the chart below is looking at the difference between the sticker price and net price, and thinking about that space between as the financial aid schools offer.
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"We have for over 50 years required that car manufacturers and car dealers post the sticker price of cars on the windows of their cars, and be transparent about that," Mr. Azar said.
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In addition to the higher sticker price, owners of big cars pay hundreds if not thousands of dollars more every year in gas because the gigantic car is so much less fuel efficient.
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Some argue any potential savings on the sticker price of new cars would likely be offset by the increased fuel cost over the life of those vehicles, even if gas prices stay low.
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In Stafford, Va., Leckner Nissan has marked down 203 Altimas in stock, including a black 2017 Altima SV it is selling to sell for as little as $21,593 — $7,195 below its sticker price.
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And they acutely feel the cost difference between branded and generic drugs because they often have to pick up the full sticker price of medications until they have paid out thousands of dollars.
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But an Acura RDX, with just 35 percent foreign content, would see its sticker price rise to just under $36,500 if the full cost of the tariffs were added to its $33,464 price.
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The standards would add about $24.2 to the average sticker price of new models, but consumers would save roughly three times that much in lower fuel costs over the lifetime of their vehicles.
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It would direct the state to pay no more than the Department of Veterans Affairs, which receives a discount on prescription drugs that usually works out to 24 percent less than sticker price.
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Aeroflot, the company that acquired Transaero and Russia's largest airline, absorbed much of the bankrupt company's fleet but never took ownership of the 747-8's, which carry a sticker price of $386.8 million.
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It also means that if the share the company subsidizes isn't significant, or if the company doesn't subsidize coverage for an employee's family members, workers face a big sticker price to buy health insurance.
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The version of the car Tesla announced in 2016 with a $0003,000 sticker price was supposed to be affordable because of design and engineering advancements and the economies of scale associated with mass production.
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The Oculus, the World Trade Center's recently opened transportation hub, serves a quarter of a million riders every day but critics point to its $200 billion sticker price as a sign of reckless spending.
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That means without financial aid, the sticker price of a four-year college degree for children born today could reach half a million dollars at private schools, and a quarter million at public ones.
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To make a long story short – even though WPP paid a pretty penny for JWT, Sorrell quickly discovered hidden real estate holdings that effectively paid him back a huge portion of the sticker price.
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Its high sticker price (even with a tax credit) and low range stopped it from being a blockbuster on the showroom floor, or a leader of the electric revolution as GM leaders had hoped.
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PhRMA said PBMs should no longer take a percentage cut of the list price of a drug, which drug companies say artificially drives up the sticker price, and instead get paid a flat fee.
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Southwest also announced that it would exercise options on 40 Boeing 737 jets valued at $4.5 billion while delaying 23 previous orders with a sticker price of $2.1 billion by up to five years.
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The "net price" is the difference between the sticker price minus any gift aid (grants, scholarships and other money that does not need to be repaid), according to Mark Kantrowitz, a financial aid expert.
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Now, every single time I know someone who wants to go to grad school or any private school, but especially private grad school, I tell them not to even think about paying sticker price.
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Battery experts said the full cost of a GM battery pack, such as the one used now in the Bolt EV, is $10,000-$353,000, or nearly one-third of the car's $36,000 sticker price.
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He narrowed his choices down to two dealers who both had white models in stock and started to negotiate when one offered $5,200 less than the sticker price and the other was at $6,000. 2.
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Its new flagship device, the U Ultra, launched only last month, but it's already subject to a $150 discount this week, which takes it from its unreasonable $749 sticker price to a more palatable $599.
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But the sticker price of this diligent care runs into the thousands of dollars—a cost that either tenants can't pay or that liable landlords (depending on the state's housing laws) refuse to shell out.
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The College Board found that nearly three quarters of full-time students receive grant aid to help cover the cost of college — meaning that sticker price doesn't reflect what you could really expect to pay.
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But administration officials say the "sticker price" does not matter for consumers because most people in the public insurance exchanges receive subsidies to help pay premiums, and they can also shop for less expensive insurance.
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A 2005 report from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office found that the VA pays an average of 42 percent of a brand name drug's sticker price – compares to 51 percent paid by state Medicaid programs.
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The Financial Aid Shopping Sheet is supposed to help families understand the details of award letters, while net price calculators let consumers discover how big a discount they might get off a college's sticker price.
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The contracts generally included special rebates and even administrative fees for these intermediaries, the Horizon reports said, so the drug maker got paid much less than the sticker price, though it wouldn't say how much.
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Almost always, a home will end up costing you more than the sticker price, thanks to hidden costs such as mortgage interest, taxes, insurance, closing costs, maintenance and any renovations you might want to make.
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Subscription software companies say that the model is actually better for users — the software gets more features, more often, and customers don&apost have to pay a high sticker price up front to get started.
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Those who are new to the process might not be aware they do not have to pay the base sticker price, which for private nonprofit colleges averaged $33,480 this year, according to the College Board.
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Apple's wireless earbuds are a not-so-subtle way to broadcast you've got money to burn on their high sticker price and any subsequent replacements after you inevitably lose one of the ridiculously tiny buggers.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Novartis's new gene-modifying cancer therapy's $475,000-per-patient sticker price has drawn fire from advocate groups calling for cheaper drugs, but analysts said the Swiss drugmaker could initially struggle to break even.
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While the sticker price continues to go steeply higher, with the average cost of college at $27,23 a year, the price students actually pay after grants and other assistance -- or the "net price" -- is around $21990,000.
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"The rate of increases has slowed down, but prices haven't decreased," Stephen Schondelmeyer, a professor of pharmaceutical economics at the University of Minnesota, told AP. Eternal caveat: Few patients pay the full sticker price for drugs.
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Keep in mind that this 6203% encompasses more than just the sticker price of the home: It should include all related costs, like mortgage interest, taxes, insurance, maintenance and any renovations you might want to make.
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He suggested drug firms would game the system by waiting longer to introduce new drugs in other markets or, as some have suggested, by agreeing to a high sticker price that no other government actually pays.
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But with the Note 8 and iPhone X proving that people are willing to pay more to get more value, we wouldn't be surprised if the S9 comes with a higher sticker price than the S8.
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And, as an added incentive for would-be riders, the company is offering a $400 discount off its sticker price of $1399 from the 21st to the 27th of November, just in time for the holidays.
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If you've only considered the sticker price, you're already in debt, you don't have an emergency fund, or you're buying the property as an investment, you might not actually be able to afford it right now.
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Clements told INSIDER that the "Asian Ranch House" is just one of the "Fixer Upper" homes bearing a high sticker price thanks to its fame status in a city where the median listing price is $200,000.
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With a sticker price starting about $35,000, the new car is designed to compete with many mainstream, gasoline-powered sedans, as well as electric vehicles produced by much larger automakers such as General Motors and Nissan.
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Its website lists a pair of used Rag & Bone jeans, for example, on sale for $22028 to $215 (depending on size), compared with a typical sticker price of $220 — or a discount of more than 210%.
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December shoppers may save several thousand dollars off a car's sticker price, depending on the vehicle and its location, said Jeff Bartlett, a deputy editor at Consumer Reports, which lists notable deals available through Jan. 2.
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The Trump administration's trade war will make Toyota pickup trucks and minivans more expensive, adding about $3,000 to the sticker price of some of its best-selling automobiles, Toyota executives said after reporting record profits Friday.
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Keep in mind that this 30 percent encompasses more than just the sticker price of the home: It should include all homeownership costs, likes mortgage interest, taxes, insurance, maintenance and any renovations you might want to make.
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Keep in mind that this 30 percent encompasses more than just the sticker price of the home: It should include all related costs, like mortgage interest, taxes, insurance, maintenance and any renovations you might want to make.
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" (See Sallie Mae's chart below.) "The net tuition, what you are actually going to pay, is lower than the sticker price but it's still awfully high," said Michael Horn, co-author of the upcoming book, "Choosing College.
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The findings underscore the importance of looking beyond a school's "sticker price," which is expected to average $38,301 for tuition and fees at private colleges in the 2018-2019 academic year for first-time, full-time freshmen.
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The lithium-ion batteries used by SeaBubbles are IP67 waterproof, and, over time, the boat could make up for its high sticker price — $200,000 at its suggested retail price — with savings on gasoline and reduced maintenance costs.
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Read more: College is more expensive than ever, but "almost no one" is paying sticker price A big purchase can help you meet an annual spending thresholdCertain credit cards reward you for meeting an annual spending threshold.
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But the same private colleges offering price cuts are also decreasing the discounts they offer to everyone else — so the new sticker price ends up more closely resembling what most students are already paying, Siegel Bernard wrote.
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Dell recently unveiled an on-demand offering that lets businesses install its servers and data-center gear but pay for only the computing capacity they use — instead of buying entire hardware and software systems at sticker price.
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Bastable also explains that keeping the sticker price of tuition high and offering varying levels of financial aid to defray that cost is the way top colleges legally maintain their status as charitable, and therefore untaxed, organizations.
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The PaMu Slide Mini Bluetooth 5.0 Headphones cost less than half the sticker price of the AirPods Pro, last longer on a single charge, and will actually stay in your ears no matter how much you move.
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To take just one real-world example, in 2015 Turing, which refused to sell samples of its drug Daraprim to would-be competitors, hiked the drug's sticker price by 85033,000 percent, from $14 a pill to $750.
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The loaded top-shelf Premier model I tested has a sticker price of $23,25, though frugal buyers can buy a base LS model with a 1103-speed manual transmission for $2110,2865 (but only in white or silver).
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PS4 Slim 1TB Fortnite Neo Versa Bundle for $199 ($100 off) + $60 in Kohl's Cash: This is the same sticker price we saw on similar bundles last year from various retailers, but with $60 back in Kohl's Cash.
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The Black Book Retention Index, which measures used-car prices on 2- to 6-year-old models as a percentage of the manufacturer's suggested retail sticker price, hit a monthly low in May not seen since December 2010.
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The savings are significant, considering that the average sticker price for tuition, fees, and room and board during the 123-2018 school year was $20,770 for public colleges and $46,950 at private schools, according to the College Board.
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Tesla's first vehicle, produced from 0003 to 2012, was the Roadster, a two-seat techno-bauble with a base sticker price of $92,000 that was marketed as being able to go from 0 to 60 in four seconds.
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The service, bundled with Disney+, is currently available at no additional charge to existing Hotstar subscribers — who pay Rs 211 ($22020) for a year — though the premium tier carries a new yearly sticker price of Rs 22018,588 ($48).
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But industry experts think grocery stores may simply start folding the cost of delivery into the sticker price of food online — making it cheaper to buy in person but potentially allowing food stamps to cover the whole cost.
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And people are willing to shell out for this specialty truck — during its first full month of availability in May 2019, buyers paid an average of $56,403 for a new Gladiator, almost $23,000 over the base sticker price.
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It's still under construction and the seller has a lot of work to do, but just seeing the view from the infinity pool is enough to tell that this home will eventually come with a fat sticker price.
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Ricardo Garcia, one of the car buyers, said he thought he was getting a deal when he paid $39,000 — about $1,500 below the sticker price — for a 2016 Golf R hatchback that had been driven just 9,430 miles.
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Nissan's announcement comes a month after Tesla CEO Elon Musk broke the disappointing news to prospective Model 2450 owners during pre-registration hoopla that the impending electric sedan will not offer free supercharging with its $23,000 base sticker price.
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This means families that can only dream of being able to afford to send a child to a selective college like T.C.U. (sticker price for tuition, room and board $58,270 per year) nonetheless are compelled to subsidize college athletics.
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A study from Amundsen Consulting found that more than 55 percent of patients' out-of-pocket spending for brand name drugs is based on the sticker price of the medicine, even if their insurer is receiving a steep discount.
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Targeting unconstrained price-setting on the part of patented drug manufacturers, the Department of Health and Human Services under Secretary Alex Azar finalized a rule requiring that drug manufacturers disclose the sticker price of their drugs in television commercials.
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While the sticker price for some of the most recognizable stocks like Amazon and Apple may be out of reach for early investors, SoFi is attempting to help millennials and Generation Z consumers get a piece of the pie.
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If you say yes, this person will give you a coupon redeemable at a nearby convenience store to buy a pack of Camels, Newports, or American Spirits for around $4, up to three times cheaper than the sticker price.
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The sticker price on my tester, outfitted with the top-of-the-line EX Premium trim plus a $1,080 cold-weather package and $1,000 worth of other extra goodies, is $47,155 before a $7,500 federal tax incentive for EVs.
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The association tracks the average tuition "discount rate" at private colleges and universities — that is, the difference between the "sticker price" that colleges advertise and the actual price they charge students, after subtracting scholarships granted by the colleges themselves.
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Apple silently relaunched the iPhone 6 in India and China in March last year, and though its sticker price is just north of the "premium" Rs. 30,000 price tag, it's routinely sold at huge discounts via both offline and online channels.
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Now, don't get me wrong — the $2200 sticker price should be a dead giveaway about where this record player slots in, particularly when placed up against the newly announced Technics turntable, which clocks in at roughly 25 times the cost.
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The attorney general says drug companies are raising the sticker price ever higher so that they can give larger discounts to the PBMs, which helps them secure more favorable coverage of their products relative to their competitors in insurance plans.
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Although the current regulation could increase the sticker price of new cars, those price increases will be much lower than the auto price increases that are likely to result from the administration's tariffs on foreign cars and foreign steel and aluminum.
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For the academic year that begins in the fall of 2019, it's lowering its yearly tuition to $35,000 from $52,000, a change that recognizes how wildly the cost of college has risen and how few students pay the sticker price anyway.
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Discounts in excess of 211 percent of a vehicle's sticker price are considered unhealthy for resale values and in December, auto consultancies J.D. Power and LMC estimated discounts had surpassed 23 percent for the 2.43th time in the last 22.4 months.
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She also acknowledged the realities of the marketplace, noting the need to "fend off" competition like the selective honors college with the lower sticker price at the flagship state university just up the road, the University of Massachusetts in Amherst.
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Sure, the Tesla P100D customer who can spend $20173,000 (the sticker price on the model I tested) can likely also afford another luxury car or two, but it's hard to match the cache and head nods one earns while driving this thing.
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In most cases, these numbers are actually below the MSRP — and what better negotiation tool can you have to talk a salesperson down than letting them know you're already aware most people are paying lower than sticker price, and by how much?
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For a certain type of fan, and they are out there in the thousands, collecting these in-game items from their childhood is well worth the cost of an amiibo, and even the sticker price of the game itself, multiple times over.
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And with a sticker price that will likely resemble the Model 3's, the Model Y will launch in the US with very little direct competition when you consider the premium attached to the electric SUVs from Jaguar, Audi, Mercedes-Benz, and Porsche.
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The Hechinger Report calculates net cost by subtracting federal, state, local and institutional grants and scholarships from the sticker price for first-time, full-time (and, at public universities, in-state) undergraduates based on data provided by the U.S. Department of Education.
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The Model 3, which has a pre-subsidy sticker price of $35,000, is Tesla's cheapest car yet, and it will be widely viewed as a test of Musk's ability to put Teslas in the hands of consumers who are not ultra-wealthy.
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While he and his teammates generated millions in revenue for Notre Dame's athletic department—and saw their coaches earn large salaries and bonuses based on their performance—they weren't allowed to see any of the money beyond the sticker price of their scholarships.
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A growing scarcity of workers and freight capacity could also jeopardize a variety of lean-margin industries that depend on truckers for distribution, like the agriculture commodity market, and could eventually filter down to the sticker price of most items we buy.
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The six-camera Omni setup, unveiled last week, will sell for $5,83 — a sticker price that puts it out of reach of most amateurs, but that's more accessible than the $15,000 needed to buy the company's professionals-only, 16-camera Odyssey rig.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As U.S. high school seniors pare down their college wish lists and parents sweat over the bills, a new study by student loan lender Sallie Mae illustrates the gulf between the sticker price of college and the actual cost.
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Engine tested: 3.0-liter turbocharged 429-horsepower inline six cylinderPrice as tested: $112,000 (in AMG CLS53 trim)Why it's here: The sticker price is steep, but for this much luxury and performance to come in a single package, it's ultimately a bargain.
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Springfield Armory, a privately based firearms maker known for its pistols, is releasing an AR-15-style rifle next year and the so-called Saint series product is expected to have a lower sticker price in the modern sporting rifle, or MSR, category.
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Student Opinion The average cost of tuition and fees at an in-state public college is almost $10,8073 per year; at a private college it is over $35,000 per year; and at over 100 private colleges the sticker price tops $50,000 per year.
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" Location: Gainesville, FloridaEnrollment: 52,367In-state-tuition and fees 2017-2018: $6,381Out-of-state-tuition and fees 2017-2018: $28,20173Description: "This huge university has the lowest sticker price of any public school in the Fiske Guide, and 92 percent of students receive financial aid.
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If the bill eliminates requirements to pay for maternity care or prescription drugs, for example, that could lower the sticker price of a health plan, but will make health care much more expensive for anyone who has a baby or takes medication.
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Standard strategies include raising the sticker price to signal exclusivity (even while maintaining the same average price after financial aid), or lowering the room and board estimate beyond what is merited by local costs of living, to make a school look more affordable.
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Knowing full well the sticker price for basic procedures — how much a midnight trip to the emergency room "just to make sure" can cost — I could never explain to my peers how fortunate they were to take their health care for granted.
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Originally predicted to lose $500 per vehicle on average, Xchange's managers recently informed Uber the losses were actually closer to $9,000 per car — around 18 times more than the company expected, in addition to being about half the sticker price of a typical leased vehicle.
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The car's sticker price is $37,495, which lets it just squeak under the $30,000 barrier (when considering green tax credits) that it and other EV makers like Tesla are trying to hit in order to break the affordable cost barrier for the average consumer.
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According to vehicle registration documents obtained by Bloomberg, the window-sticker price on the all-wheel-drive Model X P248D that Ford purchased is $23,22, including the $2700,226 Ludicrous Speed Upgrade that boasts a 0-to-60 miles per hour time of 3.2 seconds.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Shanghai student Xu Yechuyi wanted to buy a new iPhone last year but couldn't afford one at Apple Inc's flagship store, so she opted for a used, three-year-old iPhone 6S at less than a third of the sticker price.
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After I crunched some numbers and came up with a car budget that felt reasonable, I did some research and decided to follow one key rule: Never accept the first offer, whether it's the sticker price or whatever deal the salesman puts before you.
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" Location: Grinnell, IowaEnrollment: 1,699Tuition and fees 2017-2018: $50,464Description: "The sticker price may be high, but 93 percent of students receive financial aid, and policy dictates that at least 6643 percent of every freshman class must be students whose parents didn't go to college.
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Add in all factory costs, including the $1 billion price tag for the plant itself, and you're looking at roughly 10 to 15 percent of that vehicle's $35,5003 sticker price, according to several senior industry executives who asked to remain anonymous in revealing typically proprietary data.
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The incentive to use XtendiMax with VaporGrip, a herbicide based on a chemical known as dicamba, could refund farmers over half the sticker price of the product in 24 if they spray it on soybeans Monsanto engineered to resist the weed killer, according to company data.
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The NES Classic is currently sitting at a 2-star ranking on Amazon, with a overwhelming majority of the reviews bemoaning the fact that the console (which has not actually gone on sale at Amazon yet) already has resellers looking for dramatically more than the sticker price.
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But the UN's International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), which concluded its fortieth assembly in October, is a name worth knowing: in many ways, the low sticker price and high environmental costs of international flight today can be traced back to ICAO's first meeting 75 years ago.
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The incentive to use XtendiMax with VaporGrip, a herbicide based on a chemical known as dicamba, could refund farmers over half the sticker price of the product in 2018 if they spray it on soybeans Monsanto engineered to resist the weed killer, according to company data.
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This was underscored at last week&aposs Dell Technology Summit in Austin where Dell introduced Dell Technologies On Demand, which would let businesses install the company&aposs data center gear, but pay only for the computing capacity they use, instead of paying sticker price for the hardware.
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"We are now seeing, and more people now believe, that battery costs are falling at such a rapid rate, that within two years the average electric vehicle from just a sticker price point of view, will drop below the average combustion engine car in price," Wood said.
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After hundreds of complaints that the so-called "skinny" packages actually cost a hell of a lot more than the sticker price of around $25 CAD, Canada's few major telecom companies will testify at public hearings about basic internet packages that many Canadians have deemed, basically, utter bullshit.
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Almost always, a car will end up costing you more than the sticker price — and not anticipating the true cost is "the absolute biggest mistake first-time buyers make," says former car salesman Matt Jones, who is now the senior manager of insights at Edmunds, a car-review site.
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A few days later in his apartment, Mr. Hannah displayed a new painting of his friend the writer Glenn O'Brien, leaning against a Rolls-Royce Wraith (a loaner from Rolls; sticker price: from $304,350), which the two had taken for a test drive near their country houses in Connecticut.
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It's the sticker price of college, and the fact that in the absence of standard consumer protections like bankruptcy, statutes of limitations, and in the presence of a mafia-esque collection regime, the borrowers are being served up "like turkeys at the Thanksgiving dinner," in the words of Sen.
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And even though most of us don't pay the full sticker price for health care, our premiums and out-of-pocket costs all still flow from that top-line number — which, WSJ notes, is set "using a combination of educated guesswork and a canny assessment of market opportunity."
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This gets to one of the hardest trade-offs in drug price regulation: If California, the United States, or any country wants to negotiate down the sticker price of a drug, it also has to be willing to say no to drug companies that won't offer affordable prices.
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The anticipated per-sale loss of roughly $8,000 to $9,000 is an estimate based on a sticker price of $37,500, the report said, and it sheds light on the actual profitability of electric cars in the U.S., which have been billed by some as the future of the automotive industry.
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At the beginning of the 2017 calendar year, both Oculus and HTC were selling their flagship VR headsets and motion controllers for roughly $800, but a pair of deep price cuts and a temporary summer sale has left the price of the Oculus Rift at $399, nearly half of its original sticker price.
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This expansion of the voice assistant ecosystem is crucial to almost every major tech company, far more so than getting sticker price for devices that look like high-end air fresheners, and if you don't believe me, please peruse the ridiculously marked-down Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals they offered this year.
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While I do pay a steep $450-a-year fee for the Reserve, the 3x points on all travel and food purchases, $300 annual statement credit for travel, and up to a $100 credit to cover the application fee for Global Entry or TSA PreCheck make it well worth the sticker price.
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But the unidentified student's family paid more than five times the Yale sticker price after the bribe, a cost that would not be fully recovered until the child reaches age 3.93, assuming 23.9 percent annual wage growth and a one-time, 21.2 percent increase at age 218.6 to reflect higher earnings of older adults.
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Uber signaled that it was willing to phase out its car-lending business last month, after The Wall Street Journal reported that the company was losing an average $9,000 per vehicle, which is around 18 times more than the company expected, in addition to being about half the sticker price of a typical leased vehicle.
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But despite the $15,000 sticker price, the jacket that Manafort bought actually looks like this: Manafort's decidedly unimpressive jacket was the centerpiece of the opening statement from Assistant U.S. Attorney Uzo Asonye, who accused Manafort of avoiding taxes to spend money he made working for politicians in Ukraine on all sorts of extravagant purchases.
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If a clothing and accessories company like The North Face is willing to make an oddly-shaped backpack for the everyday individual and sell it for a sticker price where you'd expect higher-end materials, then surely someone else is gutsy enough to try something fresh and new — and that doesn't make me look like a turtle.
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The most expensive drug in the world — a gene replacement therapy that treats spinal muscular atrophy — came to market earlier this year, with a sticker price of $2.1 million in the U.S. That drug is a groundbreaking new therapy, but prices also continue to rise for old, familiar products that people depend on every day — most notably, insulin.
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The average cost of tuition and fees at an in-state public college is over $2336,265 per year — an increase of more than 19703 percent since 21970, when the average was $22.5,2.5; at a private college the cost in now over $36,000 per year; and at over 120 ranked private colleges the sticker price exceeds $50,000 per year.
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"This is just the beginning of the rates process, and despite headlines suggesting double digit increases, proposed rates aren't what most consumers actually pay because the vast majority of consumers qualify for tax credits that reduce the cost of coverage below the sticker price, and people can shop around and find coverage that fits their needs and budget," he said.
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The mass-market Model 3 from Tesla is touted for its anticipated $35,000 sticker price before tax incentives, a far cry from the bigger and more luxurious Model S and X. But the very first cars off the line could be more expensive than that — and maybe a lot more, if the pricey initial roll-out of the X is any indication.
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After a client received an $8.8 million award in a New York State tax-fraud case last April, Mr. Thomas recruited three additional partners to join him, two of them alumni of the S.E.C. Aside from expanding his practice, Mr. Thomas has made one concession to his improved fortunes: He traded in his 16-year old Toyota Avalon for a Tesla Model S — sticker price $20093,000.
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But because of copious loopholes — not least the ability of large multinationals to shift profits to low-tax countries — few businesses pay the sticker price; in fact, American companies pay an average effective federal-state rate of 23.2 percent, according to a 22016 report by the Obama White House and Treasury Department, just shy of the 19.4 percent average effective rate for Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Japan — the other members of the Group of 7 nations.
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Occupation: Student/Technical AssistantIndustry: Higher EdAge: 20Location: New York, NYSalary: $15,600Paycheck Amount (2x/month): $540 (after taxes) Allowance: $150 (from my mom)Yearly Tuition: $12,000 (The sticker price is $52,43, but $40,000 is covered by scholarships, I also will be graduating in three years instead of four.)Gender: WomanMonthly ExpensesRent: $650 (for one room in a four-bedroom with three roommates)WiFi/Gas/Electric: $60Loans: $0 (I'll graduate with $3,900 of debt left, down from $8,000.
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