Sentence examples for cheaper insurance from inspiring English sources

The hope has been that employers and insurers would respond by finding ways to offer cheaper insurance, ideally by demanding lower prices and higher value, while workers would end up better off because the extra money would show up in their paychecks.

This "soft failure" mode of operation means lower risk, which, in turn, means cheaper insurance.

Insurers have been able to offer cheaper insurance premiums largely by streamlining the underwriting process.

Servicers sometimes bought such policies without giving borrowers enough time get their own, cheaper insurance.

Therefore, when they pass and renew their cover as a full licence holder, they can access much cheaper insurance.

In other words, people who now have cheaper insurance — because their plans have fewer benefits — may still choose to keep them, rather than buying the new policies.

But insurers would implode if they sold only cheap insurance to very sick people.

Still, cheap insurance is always the best kind to buy.

Obviously at $5,700 per week it is cheap insurance for the team.

Obamacare's main goal is to expand access to cheap insurance.

"They're just $10 apiece so I figure they're relatively cheap insurance".