Sentences with phrase «worth insuring against»

Is it worth insuring yourself against redundancy?

These perils are common enough that they're worth insuring against and cause major enough losses to be devastating.

This may sound good, but most people rarely rent a car, and when they do, the cost is relatively low and hardly worth insuring against.

If your car doesn't have much value left in it, it may not be worth insuring against these contingencies.

These perils are common enough that they're worth insuring against and cause major enough losses to be devastating.

Not exact matches

But he dismissed these fears, saying: «We believe that insuring ourselves and future generations against this devastating potential threat is worth this level of investment.»

If you can find a company that will insure against the risk that one of these eels will enter your customer's penis and wriggle its way up his urethra and into his bladder requiring surgery, that may be worth the investment.

E.g. under the home insurance your house's worth value or the loan amount taken against your home is insured.

$ 50 per month for $ 50,000 worth of life insurance stays the same at the age it is purchased until the insured dies or until they outlive the policy; usually 99, 100, or 101... Whole LI also accrues cash value that can be borrowed against.

Not only is minimum coverage required by law in all states, being insured also serves as protection for the consumer against large medical expenses and legal fees, and it protects your vehicle at the price that it's worth.