Sentences with phrase «company against the unexpected»

Coverage is the amount of risk or liability covered for an individual by the insurance company against unexpected or unwanted occurrences.

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The complaint against eHarmony alleged that the company failed to sufficiently explain its subscription fee policy, leading to unexpected charges for consumers.

While much of the United States does not have enough life insurance to adequately protect against an unexpected death or medical bills, many life insurance companies are reporting an increase in sales.

While health, life, and disability insurance provides a financial safety net against the unexpected financial loss associated with illness, disability, or death, the goal of an insurance company is to maintain profitability for it's shareholders.

For many businesses, the acquisition of accounts receivable insurance can provide much needed protection against an unexpected credit loss and enhance the company's borrowing power and credit worthiness.

COLI was originally purchased on the lives of key employees and executives by a company to hedge against the financial cost of losing key employees to unexpected death, the risk of recruiting and training replacements of necessary or highly trained personnel, or to fund corporate obligations to redeem stock upon the death of an owner.

Under this plan, the Company will indemnify the insured against unanticipated and unexpected physical damage caused solely due to mechanical and / or electrical breakdown of domestic electrical and mechanical appliances, apparatus or gadgets.

Apple has to face at least 61 lawsuits that were filed against the iPhone maker soon after the company acknowledged that it slowed iPhones down via software to prevent unexpected shutdowns caused by...

«However, even if Apple's actions were indeed only intended to avoid unexpected shutdowns on older phones, the large volume of consumer criticism leveled against the company in light of its admission suggests that there should have been better transparency with respect to these practices,» the GOP lawmaker wrote in a Jan. 9 letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook.