rate for nonsmoker is $431. rate for smoker is $732. The increase of the smoker is what percent?
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(732-431)/431 = .6984 or 69.84%
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If you are a non-smoker and in good health, you should be able to get insurance that includes a doctor co-pay benefit and a drug card for under $100 a month.
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QUESTION 1) JOE'S INCOME\n\nJoe's income increased by 2,500\n\nYou can find the percentage change by using this sum ;\n\n(2,500 / 30,000) * 100\n\nANSWER = 8.33 %\n\n__________________________________________________________\n\n\nQUESTION 2) DISCOUNT\n\nThe amount of discount can be found using the following sum ;\n\n(5 / 100) * 205.5\n\nAMOUNT OF DISCOUNT = $10.275 = $10.28 (rounded to the nearest cent)\n\nSo, AMOUNT PAID AFTER DISCOUNT = ($205.50 - $10.28) = $195.22\n\n__________________________________________________________
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I realize this may seem non-responsive, but I would not recommend it.  The trend is away from smoking, due to well-established health risks.  I realize there are still customers out there, but the already established smoke shops are struggling to keep them, and a new shop would not do well.  And your customer base would (I hope!) continue to shrink, as people wise up to the fact that smoking is simply not good for them.\n\nInvest your money elsewhere.
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at a pack and a half a day, and a cost of about $3.50 a pack, i would save $36.75 a week or $1911 a year not to mention an estimate of $300-$500/yr in cigars. good thing i cut back by about half and my wife quit smoking so the price per pack could quadruple plus some before i would have to quit.
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First convert 27% to decimal\n\n27 / 100 = 0.27\n\nMultiply 500 times 0.27\n\n500 X 0.27 = 135\n\nThe answer is 135\n\nthe rate is 135\n\n- - - - - -s-
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This is the only current information I could find for you.\n\nWhile the bill could still be changed right up until the vote, here is what the latest understanding of the bill is, which was released Friday. \n\nThere would be a policy that would not allow any restaurants to allow patrons under age 18 to smoke.\nThere would be no smoking in any place of employment, retail store, mall, bowling alley, sports arena, or outdoor county park.\nSmoking would be allowed in bars.  Also, any restaurant with a bar inside will be exempt from the ban, as long as the bar is physically separated with walls or doors.\n"That would allow places like Hacienda or Friday’s or whatever restaurant that might have a clearly separated bar and restaurant to allow smoking," explains County Councilman Andy Kostielney.\n\nAside from bars, smoking would also be allowed in any business that only allows patrons 18 and over, which includes tobacco shops, bingo and social halls, as well as private clubs.\n\nPunishment for not following the law \nIf the law is passed, and businesses do not obey, the punishments are as follows. \n\nA first offense gets only a verbal warning. \nThen, there will be a written warning for a second violation.\nBusiness owners will be slapped with a $100 fine for a third violation.\nAfter that, each additional violation would cost businesses $500.  \nLastly, the fourth will cost $200. \nMoney collected would go towards the county's enforcement of the ban.
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The answer is D because 10,150.00$+738.00$= 10,888$\n\nThen to get six percent of that multiply by 1.06 becuase the 1 represents keeping 100% of the original total and .06 means adding an additional 6%. Then add the 50.00$ registration fee and you get 11,591.28$ as your answer
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First of all, "smokers" are not a protected class, so discrimination is not an issue.  \n\nAnd my comment would be, how would they know you smoke?  They can't keep you from smoking outside.  As long as you do not smoke in the house.\n\nHowever, I will mention that it may be an insurance issue.  When you get homeowners insurance, they ask you if you smoke.  I guess because you are more likely to burn down your house if you do?  I dunno.  Anyway, so it may cost a lot more in insurance if the property owner rents to people who smoke in the house.\n\nOr they may just be being diffcult, but I figured I would propose a possible legit reason.
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Don't smoke or drink and save a lot of money.
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I've used it twice to quit smoking. I've known 5 people to go to the same hypnotist and haven't touched a cigarette since. The 1st time I went was in 1999, it was $100 for the 1st session and it also covered the 2nd session which was 3 days later. It worked for about 6 months but that mind association is what I couldn't break. Got REALLY stressed and started again. I went back to him again in 2003 and his price had went from $120 for the 1st session and $80 for the second session 3 days later. I didn't go back for the 2nd session which now I wish I would have. He likes to have you come back a few days later for reinforcement. The 2st time I went I walked out and never craved a cigarette again for approx 6-8 months or so. When I went in 2003 (and didn't go back for the 2nd session due to the cost) it was VERY hard. I did quit that time for about 3 months. I'm am actually the only person I know that has went to him and didn't quit smoking for good.
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no! the average cost of claims for a perso your age does as well as smoking.
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No, the cost of repairing the damage (if possible) would cost my insurance company more than that in one month, and therefore would increase my premiums.\n\nNot to mention the difficult time I would then have to quit after that month, which would actually take more than 1 month, and then the cost of the cigarettes during the quitting phase would then be out of my own pocket (assuming that the person paying the $1000 is also supplying the cigarettes at no cost to me) costing me more and eating the profit margin every day that I fail to successfully quit.\n\nIt is not economically worthwhile therefore to smoke for one month for $1000.
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You don't smoke.\n\n\nEdit:\nPrevention vs. Treatment.\n\nInteresting.
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Cigarette 730 770 776 84o\n\nThe temperatures of centrally ventilated cigarettes are somewhat lower (10-20 deg.C.)
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As an ex-smoker I will tell you that she won't have any problem, with you being a non smoker. \nShe might be even happy to date someone that doesn't smoke, because in the event she wants to quit, it will be easier if she is with a non smoker.\n\nYou seem to be fascinated by the smoking issue, why don't you just ask her why she smokes...what she feels...\n\nBelieve me smokers like it when non smokers are curious and ask those questions.
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% increase = 126000-120000/120000 *100\n\n= 6000*100/120000 = 5%