Sentences with phrase «much care insuring»

Property owners and landlords need to take as much care insuring these properties as they do with their own personal residences.

Not exact matches

The ruling gave some much needed clarity to stockholders concerning the fate of companies that benefit from the higher number of insured brought about by the Affordable Care Act.

In addition, 85 percent of Unum's insured lives are in group long - term care with a much younger client profile, funded mostly by employers and with smaller benefit levels with more conservative plan designs, he said.

There is so much free medical care readily available for these folks that it's easier to get appointments at the free clinics than it is for an insured person who pays her bills to get on the books at the regular medical center.

None of the sellers appeared to care very much which bonds they were insuring.

While the controversial Affordable Care Act has certainly helped some people (20 million became insured through it), it's unclear how much of an effect the universal health care law has had on bankruptcCare Act has certainly helped some people (20 million became insured through it), it's unclear how much of an effect the universal health care law has had on bankruptccare law has had on bankruptcies.

Long - term care is not insurable; those insured have too much control over when they make claims.

A few others are too but I find, when you put everything together, Petplan takes the most effort to show that it cares as much about its senior insureds as it does its middle - aged and puppy insureds.

All right, maybe you have your heart set on a particular car, and the fact is you simply don't care how much that car costs to insure compared to another — because you have to have it.

The ACA eliminated annual and lifetime caps on how much an insurance company will pay for an insured's covered health care, and limits out - of - pocket maximums.

Policies could be designed to cover care expenses for a few months, or much longer, even providing benefits for the insured's lifetime.

We believe unequivocally, like the majority of Americans, that every woman should have access to quality reproductive health care services, including safe and legal abortion — regardless of where she lives, how much money she makes, or how she is insured.