Sentences with phrase «paid out of an insurance»

Of course, the Smiths don't have Joe's considerable fee — they want to pay that out of the insurance check.

Rather, they will pay out of the insurance fund created to address work place injuries.

In cases of an animal or dog bite, the owner of the dog is fully responsible by default for the dog's actions, and if they are a homeowner, compensation will most likely be paid out of their insurance after a personal injury claim.

These benefits are paid out of an insurance policy held by the employer which protects both employer and employee.

Not exact matches

The Trump administration's moves on Obamacare last week — including the decision to stop paying subsidies meant to lower low - income enrollees» out - of - pocket medical costs to insurance companies — have dominated health care headlines.

That said, the real muscle behind the pushback stems from disenfranchised cab operators, who must comply with a complex web of regulations and shell out for insurance, vehicle maintenance and exorbitant licence fees: In Montreal, cab drivers pay around $ 200,000 for a taxi medallion.

«It looked as if Hertz wanted you to pay out of pocket without getting your insurance company involved,» he said.

Furthermore, the CBO expects the Senate's health bill to substantially raise Americans» out - of - pocket medical costs by slashing Obamacare's mandated benefits and rolling back assistance to poorer and sicker people, as well as discouraging some low - income Americans from buying insurance in the first place (the BCRA would nix Obamacare's requirement that people carry coverage or pay a fine).

A number of prominent GOP Senators, including Sen. Bill Cassidy, are sounding a defiant note on President Trump's proposal to end Obamacare payments to insurance companies — payments that help reduce the deductibles and out - of - pocket costs paid by low - income Americans who purchase a mid-level «Silver» plan in Obamacare's markets.

When he got down to less than 20 percent of his mortgage left to pay off, he also took his money out of escrow to avoid paying extra fees and negotiated his insurance rates down even further.

So instead of throwing your employees out in the street to buy insurance on their own, you offer them an allowance to help them pay for their health insurance.

Claims for Social Security Disability Insurance — which pays out $ 143 billion each year to more than 11 million Americans unable to work because of a serious illness or impairment — have been ticking upward.

In order to save on homeowners insurance premiums, purchasers can raise their deductibles — the amount of money they'll need to pay out of pocket toward damages before the insurance company will cover the damage.

He felt it was a moral imperative for companies to take care of their employees — to provide them adequate health insurance, to pay them good wages, and to look out for them when things got bad.

While not all of the costs are necessarily borne by taxpayers — i.e., your employer might pay a share of your health insurance premiums — many out - of - pocket expenses count toward the deduction (more on that below).

You give an insurance company money in a lump sum or in payments over a period of years, then at retirement, the cash gets «annuitized,» or paid out in a string of payments based on your life expectancy.

People would generally only have to pay that much if they either didn't have health insurance (making them out of compliance with the Affordable Care Act, which requires Americans to have coverage) or if they had not yet reached their health plan's deductible (more common for people with high - deductible, so - called catastrophic health plans).

It takes money out of your pocket each month — because even if you own it free and clear you must still pay utilities, insurances, maintenance, taxes, etc..

Health insurance premiums rose, in some cases heftily, in many Obamacare markets as insurers prepared for Trump to end critical federal subsidies that help pay for consumers» out - of - pocket medical costs (a move the president eventually made) and the repeal of the individual mandate.

While 2004 was an exceptional year for mortgage insurance, over the past 10 years CMHC has paid out at an average rate of 45 %, far lower than most other forms of insurance.

Insurance underwriting has dragged on recent results, and Berkshire last year paid out billions of dollars for hurricane losses.

As Shabo notes, the Trump proposal is also controversial because it says leaves will be paid for out of funds used for unemployment insurance.

PPI was a form of insurance intended to pay out if consumers failed to make payments on their loans.

Of the $ 2.6 billion in treatment for opioid addiction and overdoses, $ 2.3 billion was paid by insurance, while another $ 335 million was paid out of pocket — and more than half went toward covering employees» childreOf the $ 2.6 billion in treatment for opioid addiction and overdoses, $ 2.3 billion was paid by insurance, while another $ 335 million was paid out of pocket — and more than half went toward covering employees» childreof pocket — and more than half went toward covering employees» children.

Property tax, insurance, upkeep, H.o.A. dues, etc. on a paid off home can take a HUGE bite out of your Social Security check

The subsidies, paid to insurance companies, vastly lower patient deductibles and out - of - pocket costs.

This excludes the policyholder and their household, who would need to file a health insurance claim to cover the medical costs associated with an injury or pay out of their own funds.

About 75 % of Iceland's voters turned out on Saturday to reject the Social Democratic - Green government's proposal to pay $ 5.2 billion to the British and Dutch bank insurance agencies for the Landsbanki - Icesave collapse.

It would attain the long - standing goal of universal coverage against the cost of pharmaceuticals, and it would reduce the high costs that Canadian pay today for the drugs they use, through taxes, insurance premiums, and out of pocket.

«Patients were harmed as a result of this fraud scheme when they were subjected to unnecessary medical procedures, and insurance providers were harmed when they paid out tens of millions of dollars after receiving fraudulent bills.»

Most people would pay the tax penalty for being uninsured instead of purchasing insurance on the exchanges, because paying full cost for insurance remains unaffordable for practically everybody — it's a fact that medical costs in the United States are out of control.

As Frank Armstrong III, founder and principal of Miami - based Investor Solutions points out, long - term care costs are not covered by insurance: «Once a hospital releases you to any kind of long - term care facility, your medical coverage quits paying for your care.»

Initially, the author thought it might be Buffett himself or that it was predicated on the «float» of his insurance companies (the difference between claims paid out and premiums paid in).

Have you ever heard of an insurance company paying out a $ 200 million Powerball jackpot?

With this option, you can get out of paying monthly private mortgage insurance by opting for a higher interest rate at closing, or by paying all your PMI in one lump sum at closing.

Health insurance is not taxed in the same way as other forms of compensation, so an investment banker may prefer a health plan that covers everything instead of one with a big deductible that she has to pay out of her post-tax salary.

If you did not have renters insurance, you would have to pay the costs resulting from that incident out - of - pocket.

If you don't have renters insurance, you would have to pay for the cost of staying somewhere else out - of - pocket.

In May, the company paid $ 89 million to settle claims brought by the Department of Justice that it had bilked taxpayers out of mortgage insurance through fraudulent foreclosures.

Property and casualty insurance companies invest a substantial percentage of book value and policyholder «float,» which is money they hold until policy claims are paid out but do not own, in investment - grade bonds, particularly corporate bonds.

But we sometimes hedge our asset class views through the adoption of a currency - hedged ETF — the cost of that is essentially the insurance premium you pay in case our broad asset class views turn out to be incorrect due to monetary - and macro-regime policies.

«Berkshire has access to two low - cost, non-perilous sources of leverage that allow us to safely own far more assets than our equity capital alone would permit: deferred taxes and «float,» the funds of others that our insurance business holds because it receives premiums before needing to pay out losses»

An annuity is an insurance product that pays out income, and can be used as part of a retirement...

The company's combined ratio has averaged 95 % over the past decade, reflecting that Markel has been paying out only $ 0.95 in insurance losses and operating expenses for every dollar of premium it takes in.

If Prior is right in his thesis that the federal government will aim to share the fiscal burden of health costs with the users of the healthcare system then health insurance companies will be paying out more money.

That's money that insurance companies get from premiums years before they pay out policies, and it's played a major role in the success of Berkshire since it owns several insurance companies.

With an annuity, however, you enter into a contract with an insurance company to pay a certain amount for the rest of your life, giving you the peace of mind that comes from knowing your income will never run out.

We don't believe in selling lower quality insurance products filled with terms that allow the insurance carrier to get out of paying claims.

If you're injured while performing a work - related task, your personal health insurance will not respond forcing you to pay out - of - pocket for any medical costs associated with that injury.

There are a lot of costs that go into insuring someone including administrative costs, the medical exam and testing costs, and potentially having to pay out a large death benefit, so life insurance companies weigh all the risks for those who apply for coverage.