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the deductible
noun
Amount of expenses that must be paid out of pocket before an insurer will pay any expenses.
synonyms
Exact(59)
The difference is in the deductible.
That would be the deductible.
The deductible was a hundred and ninety-nine dollars.
"The deductible could be the whole bill," Dr. Ward said.
Allstate institutes the deductible only for storms packing 100-m.p.h.
The figure would not apply to the deductible interest.
Many lawmakers want to reduce the premium and the deductible.
It is not always simply because the deductible is high.
In addition, they could sell policies covering the deductible portion.
The deductible, now $162 a year, is already adjusted for inflation.
"I didn't even use insurance because it didn't meet the deductible.
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