Sentences with phrase «guaranteed up to a certain amount»

What that means for you is that your term life insurance policy is guaranteed up to a certain amount, even if your provider goes out of business.
What that means for you is that your term life insurance policy is guaranteed up to a certain amount, even if your provider goes out of business.

Not exact matches

I wrote about this over on the Huffington Post, and mostly all the airlines responded by saying that, there is a certain amount of complimentary seat selection, (except for Spirit, of course, who flat out said that if families want to guarantee they are seated together, they must pay extra), and I summed up that with everything regarding travel with kids, preparation is key.
The FDIC guarantees that even if a financial institution becomes insolvent, the funds in each individual checking and saving account up to a certain dollar amount are guaranteed by the federal government.
Instead of funding the loans themselves, the SBA guarantees the loan amount up to a certain percentage.
Services also guarantee on - time payments, and if they fail to make a payment that you properly set up, they reimburse you for late fees and interest, typically up to a certain amount.
Basically, you paid a high premium up front in a lump sum and got a certain amount of guaranteed life insurance — it was kind of like a whole life policy that only had to be paid for once.
State governments also guarantee the cash value (up to a certain amount differing by state).
Note that financial ratings are important to consider, but most States also provide a guarantee to step in and pay out claims if the company fails, up to a certain dollar amount.
Most children's life insurance has a guaranteed insurability rider that states that when they reach a certain age, usually 23, they are guaranteed that they can increase the policy size to a grown up amount without evidence of insurability.
To recap here, the «labor» partner could provide management services which means everything from advertising property, finding tenant, leasing, daily management, pay for eviction if needed, guarantee to repair / maintain property up to certain dollar amount per year, turnover, problems, etcTo recap here, the «labor» partner could provide management services which means everything from advertising property, finding tenant, leasing, daily management, pay for eviction if needed, guarantee to repair / maintain property up to certain dollar amount per year, turnover, problems, etcto repair / maintain property up to certain dollar amount per year, turnover, problems, etcto certain dollar amount per year, turnover, problems, etc..
The first flaw you describe is akin to the «move up to this property and I'll buy yours for cash» offer where those properties are sometimes overpriced and come with a listing rep's guarantee to buy it for a certain amount if after X days it fails to sell.
However, they will only guarantee up to a certain dollar amount.
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