Sentence examples for element of insurance from inspiring English sources

The consumer-centric element of insurance regulation consists of three commonly recited justifications: to make sure insurers don't charge too much; to regulate the substance and terms of policies; and to regulate service and coverage issues.

"The main effect of putting more of it on the consumer is to reduce the social redistributive element of insurance," the Stanford economist Victor Fuchs says.

"Insurance" would mirror the shared costs described in the partnership deal, but also include an element of insurance paid for by the individual: this could set you back between £20,000 and £25,000, paid either in a lump sum or regular instalments; or even after death.

So even if you do not enroll in the PRBP, you will be covered for that element of insurance and do not have to purchase it.

In recent years, more than half of the life insurers' sales revenues had been coming from variable annuities, an investment product that combines elements of insurance with the industry's version of a mutual fund.

Implemented in 2006-07, the Massachusetts health reform served as a template for the national law, sharing the three major elements of insurance expansion.

This option could be reinforced by a greater burden-sharing of the heavier platforms with our Nato allies in Europe, so as to retain some element of the insurance policy.

Under the scheme, Flood Re will take on the flood risk element of home insurance in return for insurers paying a premium based on the property's council tax band.

In the current economic climate, it has arguably become a vital element of travel insurance, but many policies do not include it.

Finite risk insurance combines elements of conventional insurance and financing.

While the majority of employers with 500 or more employees have at least some element of self-insurance incorporated into their health care programs, our target market is often ignored by the major national insurance companies.