"I thought if you were insured, you were insured," he says.
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Some of the 22 million Americans insured through Obamacare would remain insured without it.
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Spending of insured immigrants was 52 percent lower than that of insured U.S.-born individuals.
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In short, more people will be insured, but the quality of care for those insured will go down.
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Items that predate the law are insured by the state and are not insured on the open market.
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However, over half of the privately-insured are self-insured and the cap doesn't apply to their plans.
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Those who are insured may not emotionally understand what it is like for those who are not insured.
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That doesn't even include roads, utilities and government-owned property, which usually are not insured or self-insured.
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In the future Trov might enable people to insure their things by date, (skis are insured during winter), locality (laptop insured when it leaves the house) or by event (golf clubs insured when traveling).
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Two of the older slaves were insured for $500 each and the younger ones were insured for $700 each.
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The big picture: Farmers are generally insured against crop loss — and many are insured against being unable to plant.
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Approximately 22019 percent of the losses by natural catastrophes were insured, significantly higher than the average 28 percent insured.
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Approximately 50 percent of the losses by natural catastrophes were insured, significantly higher than the average 28 percent insured.
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NOAA's cost estimates include both insured and insured losses, and are calculated using a variety of public and private data sources.
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Yet not everyone is insured, or even well insured, sometimes leaving patients who can least afford it to shoulder the highest prices.
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Those checking accounts are insured up to $250,000 by the FDIC, while savings accounts are insured up to $1 million, according to Betterment.
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HIT "will be passed on more to small businesses as they are fully insured, versus large firms that are self-insured," Day said.
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The accounts will be insured by the FDIC, while deposits will be held at federally insured banks including Citi, Barclays, and Valley National.
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The account is FDIC insured and very low riskLike a regular savings or checking account, the 360 money market account is FDIC insured.
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Federal credit unions are insured by the National Credit Union Administration, but some smaller credit unions are privately insured, which means they might not be backed by the US government and may not cover member deposits like federally-insured credit unions do.
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The average age of insured dogs in 2018 was 4.58 years, and the average age of insured cats was 5.51 years, says the NAPHIA.
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The checking-like accounts are insured up to $250,000 by the FDIC, while savings accounts are insured up to $1 million, according to Betterment.
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Still, antipsychotic use remained substantially higher among foster children than other Medicaid-insured and privately insured children from 13 to 21, the research shows.
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Steamboat workers accounted for 12.6 percent of those insured and domestic workers accounted for 14.6 percent of the insured slave population, according to the ledger.
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Although they only hold only about 85033 percent of insured bank assets, they constitute more than 92 percent of all insured banks in the country.
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Regeneron said on Thursday about 25.2 percent of commercially insured lives and 2379.42 percent of Medicare insured lives had access to Praluent, as of April 1.
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You have to get insured, insurance is really important for a completion bond and if you can&apost be insured, you will not get the job.
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Of this, insured residential flood loss is estimated to be between $5-$8 billion, while commercial properties would see insured damage of between $4-$8 billion.
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It also doesn't include those who are publicly insured or those who aren't insured at all — and these women may suffer from even greater financial burdens.
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The privately-insured patient was given an appointment 82 percent of the time, compared to only 24 percent of the time for the publicly-insured patient.
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Another 21 percent are insured through employer-based health plans, and just 241 percent are insured through plans sold on Covered California, the state-run Obamacare exchange.
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This growth was supported by both an increase in the average value of an insured housing loan and also an increase in the number of insured loans.
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This rule affects low-income women and teens insured by Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program as well as reproductive-age women with disabilities insured by Medicare.
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A $20 billion insured loss would match the insured losses caused by Hurricane Sandy in the northeast of the United States in 2012, which did not make landfall.
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Here again, orthopedic offices were contacted twice to make an appointment for this "patient" — once in which he was described as being privately insured and once as publicly insured.
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Of the 20 million newly insured Americans who gained coverage through the ACA, 60 percent became insured through Medicaid and 40 percent purchased new coverage through subsidized private insurance.
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Risk modelling firms RMS estimates insured losses from Harvey of $25-$35 billion, while AIR Worldwide forecast total insured losses in the United States for Irma of $25-35 billion.
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Of the 42 offices contacted, 85033 percent offered an appointment to the fictitious privately-insured patient within 2 weeks; only 14 percent of the offices offered this to the publicly-insured one.
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Health insurance, in particular, is bedeviled by the first, which is what leads insurers to exclude pre-existing conditions — even those unknown to the insured at the time she first is insured.
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This partly reflected UBS's offering to clients to move their un-insured deposit balances to FDIC-insured accounts with other banks, which benefits the group's leverage ratio but negatively affects net interest income.
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Outside of Anthem and Highmark Health, the documents only factor in what the Blues companies made from fully insured health plans, and not what they made in administrative fees from self-insured employers.
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If they haven't stayed insured, they could be charged more.
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One source said the jet was insured for $48.99 million.
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How much do you think this Chiron is insured for?
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His coalition's member companies represent 229 million commercially insured workers.
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"More than 62 percent of the insured have been compensated".
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The insured losses added up to a staggering $13.2 billion.
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He says it doesn't matter -- 'cause it was all insured!!!
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They're federally insured just the same as any other bank.
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But the majority of people struggling with bills are insured.
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Launch failures are mostly insured against, but can add complications.
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National insured more than $11 billion of Puerto Rico debt.
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However, Robinhood may not be properly insured to do so.
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What about the other five million or so newly insured?
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She figured getting her family insured wouldn't be a problem.
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But that's exactly what is happening to many insured Americans.
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Wayne Chopus is president and CEO Insured Retirement Institute (IRI).
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That means your deposit is insured by the federal government.
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They are not FDIC insured and can easily lose value.
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Expanding Medicaid so people in my district can be insured.
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Hospitals, doctors and other providers that would lose insured customers.
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Did GoCardless pick up the bill or was he insured?
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Bank deposits are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
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Cutting taxes doesn't lower premiums and deductibles for the insured.
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Viruses certainly don't discriminate between the insured, uninsured or underinsured.
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She had to go to the hospital, insured or not.
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Waiting times increased for both Medicaid and privately insured patients.
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More than 20 million Americans are insured under the law.
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We have three million people who are insured under Obamacare.
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In Robinhood's case, accounts are insured up to $1.25 million.
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Insurance may also help even pastoralists who are not insured.
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According to Penn Live, the sculpture was insured for $5,000.
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"As we saw during the financial crisis, when nonbanking affiliates of FDIC insured banks failed, they were rescued by their insured affiliates, which in turn were forced to be rescued by taxpayers," she wrote.
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Glutinous rice will be insured at 12,000 baht ($389.99) a ton up to 16 tonnes per household, while non-glutinous rice will be insured at 10,000 baht ($324.99) up to 30 tonnes per household.
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"Insured losses (overall) are now expected to be less than many feared," Credit Suisse analysts said after the estimated insured loss in the United States resulting from Irma was cut to $20-40 billion.
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Rival risk modelling firm RMS estimates insured losses from Harvey of $25-$35 billion, while AIR Worldwide forecast total insured losses in the United States for Irma of between $20 billion and $40 billion.
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He wanted insurers to be able to separate people insured under Obamacare plans from those insured under the other plans into two separate risk pools, arguing it would make premiums lower for the noncompliant plans.
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However, the cover pool securing the structured programme consists of mortgages insured by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), and Fitch took into account in its analysis the availability of refinancing for CMHC-insured collateral.
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And even insured customers are not always getting the best deal.
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These are low down payment mortgages insured by the federal government.
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It still ends the healthcare mandate that every American be insured.
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So even though you're insured, the insurance isn't affordable to you.
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And like savings accounts, CDs are also insured by the FDIC.
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All Americans would be insured against catastrophic illness, throughout their lives.
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Obamacare has insured 20 million people who didn't have insurance before.
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Breakingviews Johnson Controls' acquisition of Tyco International is insured against politics.
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Don't fly your drone during a storm unless you're well insured.
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Kris goes as far as to inquire about getting them insured.
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Insured people with financial problems often have plans with higher deductibles.
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Typically, risks are insured through the payment of an annual premium.
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Lloyd's of London insured the "Ugly Betty" actress's teeth in 21.
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WATCH: CBO: 23M fewer insured under revised GOP health care bill
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This would only apply to those who are not continuously insured.
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An approval would allow it to take federally insured customer deposits.
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But even though workers are screened and insured, clients are not.
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O on a long-term payment schedule for privately insured patients.
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At the time, it was insured for $15,2003, roughly $95,000 today.
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Nearly all banks and credit unions are federally insured or chartered.
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Some loans insured by FHA have had DTIs of 57 percent.
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Like most Americans, however, you are probably insured through your job.
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Other estimates have put insured losses at up to $8 billion.
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This account is also insured by the SIPC, not the FDIC.
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Insured bonds totaled $25.3 billion, up only 0.5 percent from 2015.
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Blunt trauma victims are often insured; penetrating trauma victims often not.
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Had Georgia agreed to Medicaid expansion, many would now be insured.
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The Ironworkers are self-insured, so it's based on hours worked.
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Employers that are self-insured don't have to follow the rule.
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California Statewide Communities Development Authority, $129.8 million of insured revenue bonds.
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More than 80 percent are publicly insured through Medicare or Medicaid.
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Ask your credit union how much of your funds are insured.
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For a list of federally insured credit unions, go to NCUA.org.
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It set the rules, examined their books and insured their accounts.
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Cigna's self-insured employers have the option to cover coronavirus testing.
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Those insured through Medicaid would also not have any co-pays.
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But the lack of strong parties insured a degree of chaos.
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"A lot of minorities are poor or under-insured," he explained.
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The agent should also explain how your goods can be insured.
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Robinhood is no longer looking to become a federally insured bank.
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The United States had about 9,000 federally insured banks in 1003.
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Assured Guaranty, which has less insured exposure, moved 3.6 percent higher.
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That allows less traditional financial firms to accept government-insured deposits.
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We now insured 90 percent of Americans thanks to President Obama.
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Under the new scheme, jasmine rice will be insured at 20193,22019 baht ($29) per ton up to a maximum of 29.5 tonnes per household, jasmine rice grown outside of irrigated area will be insured at 14,000 baht ($454.99) for up to 16 tonnes per household, and Prathum Thani jasmine will be insured at 11,000 baht ($93) up to 25 tonnes per household.
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The tax bill's repealing of the Obamacare mandate, which Republicans wanted to nix because it penalizes people for not getting insured, is estimated to actually lower the number of insured Americans by another 123 million people.
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On Monday, pegged eventual insured losses from Harvey By comparison, many estimates say Hurricane Katrina in 2005 caused about $50 billion in insured losses in New Orleans and other flooded areas in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama.
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It was too soon to calculate insured losses, Aon Benfield said, adding a similar storm system in January 1996 caused an estimated economic loss of $4.6 billion and insured loss of $920 million in current dollar terms.
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As a result of the ACA, the marketplace now protects the newly insured and previously insured from the worst abuses of insurers and the standard for what plans must cover is significantly more robust than ever before.
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Republicans want to cover pre-existing conditions mainly for people who have stayed insured for a long time, to keep them from only signing up when they get sick -- but not everyone can afford to stay insured.
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Bear in mind that money market funds aren't the same as money market deposit accounts: The latter is FDIC-insured, up to $250,000 per depositor, per insured bank, just like your CDs and checking and savings accounts.
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And look, I'm not insured right now; I don't have health insurance.
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Insured vehicle theft has also risen significantly, causing an increase in claims.
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These patients were privately insured and took at least one neurologic medication.
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"A vast swath of the U.S. population is under-insured," Kessler said.
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Furthermore, cars are required to be licensed, registered, insured and periodically inspected.
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The modern banking system cannot simply separate insured deposits from risky loans.
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Government surveys show some 20% of Canadians are uninsured or under-insured.
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Almost 6.9 million privately insured U.S. women used the pill that year.
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The thing about a racecar is they often aren't insured or insurable.
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Despite its bank-like offerings, PayPal is not FDIC-insured like one.
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The company was not covered as it was "self-insured," he added.
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Commercially insured customers could pay $0 for Adrenaclick by using the coupon.
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The company estimates that the typical insured patient pays $50 a month.
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Some worry whether the country's current workforce can accommodate these newly insured.
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Wall Street analysts have estimated insured losses as high as $20 billion.
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Others were over-insured and consumed more health services than they needed.
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The costs an insured patient would have to pay out of pocket.
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It also said 24 million fewer people would be insured by 2026.
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The result is more insured people with fewer doctors to provide care.
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Most farmers probably insured close to 21625 percent of what they planted.
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But interest paid on the lowest-risk federally insured accounts remains lackluster.
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Most well-insured Americans have no idea how much they're now paying.
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However, such benefits are available only to those who are well-insured.
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In most cases the insured patients don't even know this is happening.
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Since the government is self-insured there is no need for insurance.
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Many but not all of the newly insured got ObamaCare coverage, though.
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Arnold speaks of the "currency and supremacy" that are "insured" to poetry,
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Uncompensated care is medical treatment provided to people who are not insured.
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The time to get insured is before you are sick or pregnant.
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So it's a smart home via the insured backdoor, as it were.
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"You have millions of people that now aren't insured anymore," Trump said.
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All of the health care sectors that benefit from more insured people.
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The executive is no longer allowed to work at an insured bank.
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But again, this doesn't apply to large companies that are self-insured.
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In high-income countries, roughly half of the economic losses are insured.
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European countries operate similar deposit guarantees, although the maximum insured amounts differ.
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Under those plans, the number of insured people was projected to decline.
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For every 26 individuals insured, the authors found, one life was saved.
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Insured visits are less expensive, but prices depend on a patient's coverage.
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Only a third of insured Americans got a flu shot last year.
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It would be more stable if a central fund insured bank deposits.
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Everybody in Taiwan is insured through the National Health Insurance Administration (NHIA).
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First-time buyers often turn to FHA loans, which are government insured.
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This breaks a 10-year streak of rising numbers of insured Americans.
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The Dutch are some of the most insured people in the world.
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Everyone who's insufficiently insured, cannot afford it, can move over to Medicare.
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California Municipal Finance Authority, $52.6 million of insured revenue refinancing bonds. Ziegler.
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As long as I was insured, I didn't have to touch money.
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His father still lives there and owns 150 head of (insured) cattle.
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The advice is slightly different for insured and uninsured patients, Bosco said.
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In contrast, Pearl City, Hawaii, has the highest percentage of insured citizens.
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Of those insured, approximately 14 percent are not cover for flood damage.
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It would also retroactively enroll anyone who receives care but isn't insured.
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These figures do not reflect the corporation's self-insured business with employers.
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This breaks a 28503-year streak of rising numbers of insured Americans.
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In a savings account, my money is guaranteed, insured by the FDIC.
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The insured value of the plane itself was likely around $50 million.
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However, insured losses are likely to be far smaller than that of economic losses, as Japanese commercial earthquake risk is still under-insured despite a rise in interest since the 2011 major earthquake and tsunami in Tohoku region.
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The court did not say that the rate for uninsured patients is exactly the same as the rate charged to insured patients; it said only that the insured rates were relevant to determining the rates for uninsured patients.
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"The tragic deaths of 88 people and over $9 billion in insured losses to date are shocking numbers -- behind the insured loss numbers are thousands of people who've been traumatized by unfathomable loss," Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones said.
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"They serve consumers who are under-insured or un-insured and with increasing costs, do a great service towards filling the gap," said Tahla Sattar, founder and CEO of Nimble Pharmacy, who has closely watched the company's rise.
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Municipal Assurance Corp, an Assured Guaranty unit, insured nearly $135 million of bonds.
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CoreLogic, a financial data company, estimates insured storm losses could reach $4.5 billion.
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The majority of the women in the study were white, married and insured.
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Protecting the ACA is not just about the 20 million newly insured Americans.
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BBC would use its customers' investments to purchase federally insured certificates of deposit.
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The hospital is reportedly considering a cap on charges for privately insured patients.
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What will happen with the millions insured thanks to the ACA remains unclear.
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The rest of the recently insured said they have other forms of coverage.
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Other estimates, like the insured rate for non-elderly adults, were more accurate.
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The timing of claims can also be a pain point for the insured.
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Betterment's cash account is FDIC insured on balances of up to $1 million.
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Only 60% of satellites launched in 2017 were insured, according to insurer Mapfre.
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Not all of the newly insured have received their coverage through Obamacare exchanges.
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My credit is solid, my income is steady, and my dog was insured.
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Hayleigh Curtis isn't the first food expert to have their taste buds insured.
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About 68 million people - about one in five Americans - are insured by Medicaid.
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Officials say January's deadly mudslides caused more than $421 million in insured losses.
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Fewer insured patients means more uncompensated care and less money to pay staff.
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Collins wants a plan that would help more people get insured, not less.
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What is clear is that more people are now insured through the market.
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A third of those who are insured have less than $100,000 in coverage.
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Many companies also promote the idea that their workers are insured and bonded.
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The state's insurance commissioner put insured losses from the tragedy at $9 billion.
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AHCA takes away insurance coverage from millions of newly insured Americans from coverage.
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That would leave an estimated 15 million fewer people insured by the program.
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In December Hapvida had nearly 4 million people insured, according to the filing.
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But 20 million more people are now insured than was previously the case.
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If fewer people are insured, hospitals may face higher costs from unpaid bills.
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AIR Worldwide forecasted total insured losses of between $20 billion and $65 billion.
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Getting insured under Obamacare three years ago was a godsend for Mercedes Ibarra.
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Money is also a large factor in the low insured rates among Hispanics.
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Those Americans include millions of kids who have become insured via Obamacare programs.
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These numbers don't include fees from self-insured employers that contract with HCSC.
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The big PBMs often steer insured patients to their own mail-order pharmacies.
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Hospitals got cuts in their payments, but they also got more insured patients.
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The Handy professionals' work is also guaranteed and insured through Handy's Happiness Guarantee.
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Children in Medicaid typically face dental issues more dire than those privately insured.
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We were fortunate to be well insured, but the process has been brutal.
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That action then raises the community-rated premiums of the remaining, sicker insured.
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Same data, but one had 12 million more people insured than the other.
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And Regenexx has persuaded some large, self-insured employers to cover its treatments.
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He was insured, which meant that he received a compensation for my pregnancy.
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The proportions and accommodations which insured the stability of existing arrangements are overthrown.
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And Americans newly insured thanks to Obamacare are highly satisfied with their coverage.
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But that's not possible financially unless the insured pool includes predominantly healthy people.
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Yet Medicaid's reimbursement rate is only about half that of privately-insured patients.
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This could help someone with deteriorating health or a terminal illness stay insured.
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Meet some of the employed and insured Americans who cannot afford health care.
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Nurses work and care for patients whether or not their patients are insured.
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By increasing the number of government-insured individuals, access to care went down.
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It covers fewer people and makes care worse for those who are insured.
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Most of them – around 90 percent – are insured by the Federal Housing Administration.
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Like savings accounts, CDs are insured by the FDIC for up to $250,000.
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In 2015, about 148,100 people were insured under these policies at any time.
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"It's easy for men who live in metropolitan areas who have comprehensive insurance plans to get a vasectomy, but this doesn't apply to men who live in rural areas, men who aren't insured or men who are under-insured," said Nguyen.
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But there's an important distinction between what the start-up is offering and a traditional bank: the Robinhood savings account is SIPC-insured, not FDIC-insured, which means the customer is essentially opening a brokerage account that has different protections.
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They are not deposit-taking institutions, where consumer savings are insured by the government.
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Since the market's beginnings, wealthy British individuals have insured risks from their own pockets.
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Contrary to recent reports, nobody currently insured under Medicaid would lose coverage, Conway said.
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The hope is that this penalty will incentivize enough healthy people to stay insured.
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Many children are insured but live in places where they can't get to doctors.
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While the artwork is irreplaceable, the history center has insured it for $7.5 million.
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An additional $1-$2 billion in insured losses is attributed to damage from wind.
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I'm insured fortunately, so I'm waiting to see what they say about the dwelling.
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For the first time in our history, more than 90% of Americans are insured.
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Keeping the air clean and germ free has insured my good health for years!
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Some 150,3003 homes insured by NHBC were completed last year, up 0.5% from 2018.
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Between 1999 and 2009, Houston incurred just over $3 billion in insured losses alone.
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Discounts and rebates can hold insured patients' costs flat even as list prices rise.
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Privately insured patients — generally, not Medicare patients — can be held responsible for the balance.
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Reinsurance firm Swiss Re estimated that Katrina led to $80 billion in insured losses.
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It emphasizes long-term debt, capital instruments, and insured deposits, according to the FDIC.
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The SPD wants everyone to be insured in the same way via citizen insurance.
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TARLOV: There are 103 million Americans who are insured now because of President Obama.
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In 2018, insurance company Aetna waived co-pays for commercially insured customers purchasing naloxone.
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The bill does not, as President Trump promised, increase the number of insured Americans.
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Complicating the issue: The vast majority of the new patients are insured through Medicaid.
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The premium varies depending on the amount insured and on the state of residence.
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This is simple ObamaCare arithmetic: more insured people + more mandated expenses = reduced care services.
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CDs are very low-risk and insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC).
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He argued that making insurance more affordable would be enough to get everyone insured.
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Many accountable care organizations coordinate care for both Medicare beneficiaries and privately insured patients.
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Only 60% of satellites launched in 2017 were insured, according to insurer Mapfre (MAP.MC).
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Hispanic male construction workers rose to 43 percent insured, from 36 percent in 2013.
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Rival risk modeling firm RMS estimates insured losses from Harvey of $25-$35 billion.
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Hicks sent him cash the next day, and Buffett insured Rodriguez's 10-year contract.
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That's all bitcoin is, is paper, but it's not insured by the FDIC today.
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Global insured losses made it the third-most expensive year for the insurance industry.
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Today, FDIC-insured bank data indicates that this ratio is down to 55 percent.
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In the U.S., most privately insured individuals receive coverage as part of their compensation.
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The premium, he said, reflects the average cost of care for an insured population.
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In the event of a breach, Hoyos Wallet is insured up to $1 million.
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Next, the entire cost of the trip must be insured -- not just the airfare.
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Moody's, the credit rating agency, estimated insured losses would total at least $4.6 billion.
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The vertical axis exhibits the premium charged individuals for a specified, insured benefit package.
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The reason: Pot is still a federal crime, making federally insured banks off limits.
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The first had cost several thousand dollars, Mr. Drennan said, and was not insured.
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Your deposits are not insured and there could be some bugs in DeFi protocols.
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Some companies are self-insured, he said, but many find earthquake insurance too expensive.
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"In the Bay Area, 90 percent of the properties are not insured," he said.
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Guns must be insured and proof of insurance must be kept with the owner.
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The under-insured were also more likely to describe unstable employment and previous surgery.
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When it comes to floods, Florida homeowners are the most insured in the nation.
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Money market mutual funds are investments, not deposit accounts, and are not government-insured.
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Six were also provided at the same rates for uninsured and privately insured patients.
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Initial estimates place expected damage at tens of billions of dollars in insured losses.
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Accounts at credit unions are similarly insured by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA).
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Berger is president and CEO of the National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions.
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Insured losses topped $13 billion last year, according to the California Department of Insurance.
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The global gap between total losses and insured losses is already wide and growing.
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Media giant Discovery said it is insured against losses if the games are cancelled.
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Through FDIC coverage, your money is insured for up to $250,000 with an institution.
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They "sweep" customers money from a brokerage account into various FDIC-insured bank accounts.
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Popular insurers include Allianz, Travel Guard International, Travel Insured International and Travelex Insurance Services.
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SolidX, in its ETF filing, said the bitcoin it will hold will be insured.
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Insured losses from natural catastrophes fell to $50 billion from $84 billion in 2018.
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Does the insured rate really reflect people being harmed for lack of health insurance?
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All of the accounts included on this list are FDIC-insured up to $250,000.
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And increasing deductibles can make needed coverage a financial stretch even for the insured.
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If everyone were insured and receiving care, the U.S. would need another 100,000 doctors.
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Any art works on loan from third parties would, however, be insured, Read added.
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For example, I worry that the cost of rescuing small deposits in Puerto Rico's local credit unions (cooperativas) will exceed current projections; letting these locally-insured credit unions transition into federally-insured credit unions will require first cleaning up their balance sheets.
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"Certainly, if I was CVS and was in the end paying for Aetna's services, I would limit as much as I can from which pharmacy you can get your medication," said Williams, who is insured through Aetna and has treated Aetna-insured patients.
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They also control over 80 percent of the P.B.M. market, involving 180 million insured people.
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The state insurance regulator estimates wildfires last year caused about $2000 billion in insured losses.
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Reynolds suped up a car enough to value over $13 million...and then insured it.
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It was a cut in the annual mortgage insurance premium on government-insured FHA loans.
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The FDIC-insured Redneck Rewards Checkin' Account offers 2.75 percent for balances up to $10,000.
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The carrier was insured by Allianz's Global Corporate & Specialty SE unit, according to Wednesday's decision.
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As always, sicker people would have more incentive to stay insured in the first place.
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If you're not insured, they'll look at your wages and recoup the premiums you owe.
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The senators commended SIPC for "quickly and publicly" explaining these accounts would not be insured.
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Blackwell said either way, the monthly payment is less than a government-insured FHA loan.
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Typically luggage isn't insured enough to cover expensive gear if it is lost or stolen.
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Among previously uninsured, eligible Californians, 78 percent are now insured in some manner, Kaiser found.
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Patients in wealthier zip codes were also more likely to be white, male, and insured.
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I was fully insured and was ignorant to think it wouldn't be a huge bill.
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How it works: PBMs are hired by an insurance company or a self-insured employer.
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" She goes on to add, "You should always visit a qualified and insured nail tech.
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Currently, 17 states use their own funds to cover abortion for women insured under Medicaid.
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The remaining 2% of insured pets were covered through an Accident Only plan, says NAPHIA.
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"Even though plantation slaves were valuable in the marketplace, they were never insured," Ralph said.
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Corelogic's previous estimate, made last week, was for insured property losses of $1-2 billion.
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More than 43 percent of the insured respondents said a medical claim had been denied.
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Customers' deposits will be held at federally insured banks including Citi, Barclays and Valley National.
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Also, the people performing the tasks are vetted by TaskRabbit and all jobs are insured.
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White House estimated HIGHER drops in number of insured people than CBO did Republican Sen.
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Tax-exempt serial maturities from 2023 through 2032 are insured by Assured Guaranty Municipal Corp.
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A lot of people are kidding themselves: Source: Insured Retirement Institute What's the backup plan?
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Commercially insured patients are more lucrative to hospital operators than those who use government insurance.
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Hurricane Maria could cost between $15 billion to $30 billion in insured losses, Reuters reports.
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If the insured rejects embedded coverage, the insurer can specifically exclude terrorism from the policy.
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The satellite was insured, but Spacecom is nonetheless reported to be demanding compensation from SpaceX.
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The [John] Conyers bill does that overnight — in closer to two years, everyone is insured.
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"2018 saw several major natural catastrophes with high insured losses," board member Torsten Jeworrek said.
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Thanks to government resistance, 70 percent of Americans taking Sovaldi in 2014 were commercially insured.
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Progyny is a fertility benefits start-up that offers plans to large, self-insured companies.
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Losing the mandate may not alter the pool of insured people very much after all.
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This presents a major barrier to health care for the millions of newly insured patients.
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Floods are America's costliest natural disaster but fewer people are insured than a decade ago.
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Because virtually all savings accounts are FDIC insured, you rarely have to worry about safety.
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Most self-insured companies and the larger health insurance companies employ pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs).
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If you open a joint CD, you are insured up to $500,000 in that account.
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Money market accounts are FDIC-insured accounts that work a lot like a savings account.
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In health care the trick is that providers don't tell insured patients the price beforehand.
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That's the discounted price insured patients get in return for paying their premiums every month.
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Rwanda has achieved universal health coverage with more than 90 percent of the population insured.
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It's important to remember that the richer half of America was likely to be insured.
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At Melissa Memorial Hospital, 10 percent of all patients are insured by Medicaid, Hutches said.
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Demi Moore recently insured her vintage doll collection for millions of dollars, according to Radar.
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Some insurers offer a steady premium, whereas others increase the premium as the insured ages.
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Experts predict that weakening this requirement will cause 8 million fewer Americans to be insured.
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Remember: Preventive care is an Obamacare benefit that affects people well beyond the newly insured.
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Governors and states, who would have more responsibility for the fate of the newly insured.
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But there may be a big problem with Robinhood's offerings: They may not be insured.
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Texas, North Carolina and Georgia, like Florida, have large numbers of people insured through HealthCare.gov.
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He was insured last year through his father's job at a steel mill in Utah.
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The study included data on 362,992 privately insured children who had undergone those surgical procedures.
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Larger companies with self-insured plans who pay for the workers' claims can opt-out.
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The reinsurance firm Swiss Re estimated that Katrina led to $80 billion in insured losses.
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Even if your carrier doesn't provide replacements while traveling, your insured device is still covered.
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It doesn't necessarily apply to self-insured employers that pay for their employees healthcare themselves.
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Plus, Bell did say all of his previously stolen jewelry was insured ... so, happy shopping!!!
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Most financial start-ups team up with federally insured banks that issue the debit cards.
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They left a swath of destruction in their wake, and besides the bank was insured.
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All of the shows were insured by Lloyd's of London syndicates, according to the suit.
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And unlike traditional bank accounts, brokerage accounts aren't insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
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Lawrence insured everyone she has full autonomy as an adult human over what she wears.
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Perhaps the most successful go-to-market approach has been through Self-Insured Employers (SIEs).
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A few weeks later, after a brief, at-home physical, I was approved and insured.
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Rural areas with fewer large employers make for a lower number of privately insured patients.
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Not being insured "can be the single biggest devastator of a financial plan," he said.
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Dickson estimated as much as 15 percent of the Houston area was insured for flood.
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Pisillo's proximity to City Hall quickly insured that Bill de Blasio became a loyal customer.
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Investors can choose money market funds or insured certificates of deposit (CDs) at a bank.
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Many people insured through Medicaid are working low-income jobs with unpredictable and irregular hours.
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Such a system might provide a different financial incentive for healthy people to stay insured.
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National security will be insured by his wall and by law-enforcement agents watching mosques.
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Assets controlled by 10 other ministries will begin to be insured next year, he added.
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All of the moving companies it works with are licensed and insured, Mr. Pittenger said.
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The percentage is based on the insured value of your home, not the damage caused.
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These transactions are invisible to the insured consumer, who might cover a copay, at most.
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As premiums have steadily risen, so has the share of insured who pay a deductible.
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The Congressional Budget Office pegs the decline in the number of insured at 13 million.
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The firm will have a better estimate for total insured losses after Florence makes landfall.
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Today, those costs (and drug-related tax preferences) fall on consumers, insured populations, and taxpayers.
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Those who were female and those who were insured were more likely to get treatment.
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But the insurance company can argue that, while this uniquely specific data to the employer matches the record in their file, it's possible it can be any of the other tens of thousands of insured customers if that individual is even insured with that company.
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Hospitals discovered a great business model: Become 22019B eligible despite providing little charity care, access 340B discounted drugs, acquire large populations of well-insured patients by buying community oncology practices, give well-insured patients 340B drugs, charge insurers full price, and make huge profits.
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Neeraj Patel M.D., the presenting author and one of my pediatric orthopedic sports medicine colleagues, reported that publicly-insured, black and Latino children with ACL tears were significantly more likely to have a delay in surgical care than privately-insured and white children, respectively.
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In comparison, the prescription rate for privately insured youngsters remained below 1 percent throughout the study period, and the rate for Medicaid-insured children outside of foster care peaked in 2008 at 63 percent and declined to 1.73 percent by 2010, the study found.
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However, the projected path and severity of Irma creates the potential for economic and insured losses to significantly exceed those experienced in the worst Florida hurricane in modern times, Hurricane Andrew in 1992, which created nearly $25 billion (adjusted to 2016 dollars) of insured losses.
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And with more individuals insured, the states will bear less of a burden for uncompensated care.
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The Rolling Stones' lead guitarist, Keith Richards, who is 73, has insured his hands for $1.6m.
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Center for Health and Economy projects 4 million fewer insured; the RAND Corporation projects 9 million.
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Worse, 28 percent of all insured properties account for up to 25 percent of all payouts.
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And the good news for investors when they're FDIC-insured: They will get their money back.
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Some homes insured under the program have gotten payments repeatedly from the program after multiple storms.
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That's a small number compared to the 22 million privately insured people used in the study.
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Other parts of the bill: If a person has stayed insured, they won't see premium increases.
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The family is currently staying in a hotel while their home, which is insured, is repaired.
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Roy estimates that his own proposal would increase the number of Americans insured by 9 million.
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Instead, as brokerage cash accounts they would have been insured by the Securities Investor Protection Corp.
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The accounts being offered by Robinhood were insured by the Securities Investor Protection Corporation, or SIPC.
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Even women who are privately insured frequently run into trouble getting the postpartum care they need.
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The company said its initial estimate of insured losses was between $325 million and $850 million.
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"That's not one of those products thats insured once its out of the field," Perdue said.
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It is supposed to stop banks using deposits insured by taxpayers to fund risky proprietary trading.
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Because they're government-insured, they give lenders some security in case the borrower defaults on payments.
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Miners, for example, made up 15.4 percent of the insured slave workforce, according to the project.
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As a result, of over $30bn in property losses in Texas, only 40% may be insured.
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Insured losses from wildfires totaled $14 billion, the most ever in one year, the reinsurer said.
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"Even Kardashian's thief, if there is one, believes that all the jewelry is insured," he said.
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Oh, and the crowns weren't insured – we couldn't afford it but we fixed most of them.
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Besides wasting administrative resources, winding down CHIP programmes might reverse the steady increase in insured children.
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They're also insured, so customers' accounts would be paid back in the event of a hack.
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The deal is structured with maturities between 2017 and 2041, with bonds in four maturities insured.
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In 260.5, the supermodel and Project Runway host confirmed her legs were insured for $22011 million.
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Be aware that even if you're properly insured, you may have to contend with high deductibles.
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Millions of the newly insured are now on Medicaid, through the ACA's expansion of the program.
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Make sure that the company handling your repairs is insured and has good references, Hunter said.
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Even those who remain consistently insured face yet another coverage problem: high out-of-pocket expenses.
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Some parents insured the lives of their children in order to cash in on their deaths.
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It was once insured for $1 million and experts now think it's worth several million bucks.
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And about 17 million people have so far become insured since the expansion started in 2014.
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The total sum of insured losses is likely to rise as insurers adjust claims, Jones said.
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The insured value of the plane itself was likely around $50 million, according to industry sources.
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Step's bank account itself is backed by Evolve Bank, so it's FDIC-insured up to $250,000.
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"You can have a professional, licensed, insured vehicle, and get it through an app," he said.
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According to Iowa officials, most of the grain exposed to floodwaters this month is not insured.
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When the insured dies, the new owner will get a regular flow of the death benefits.
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It is a global phenomenon, typically occurring in countries where emergency healthcare isn't free or insured.
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And by 2026, the CBO predicts, the Republican plan would leave 24 million fewer people insured.
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She was very young and healthy, she worked out every day, but she was not insured.
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But nonmedical administrative costs largely depend on the number of persons insured, not on medical expenditures.
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Modeling firm RMS estimates total insured losses from Harvey and Irma of up to $80 billion.
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The rule bars financial institutions from making risky bets with money that is insured by taxpayers.
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"In France, there are practically no photographers who are insured, because it's so expensive," she said.
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Insured losses would total between $1.1 billion and $403 billion, according to the Lloyd's-AIR report.
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The industry has been very successful in enabling self-insured organizations to reduce and contain costs.
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"Make sure everyone is licensed and insured," said Daniel Lorch, a realtor in Teaneck, New Jersey.
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Texas' costliest hailstorm of 2016 came in April and resulted in $1.4 billion in insured losses.
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Unlike stocks and bonds, CDs are insured by the US government and have virtually no risk.
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How CDs workCD accounts are government-insured savings accounts offered by many banks and credit unions.
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B. Dan Berger is president and CEO of the National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions.
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And it doesn't stop at homes: Yachts, cars, and wine collections need to be insured, too.
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One claim of theft was registered for the BMW 3 Series in 104,901 insured vehicle years.
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By the time he received a payout for his two insured cows, it was too late.
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Increasingly the program has been hijacked by big hospitals serving large numbers of well-insured patients.
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On Jan 20, ACA insured 20m who couldn't afford insurance w/o it, 85033% satisfaction rate.
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Both Aetna and UnitedHealth Group said last month they would do so for fully insured members.
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They often partner with a federally-insured bank who holds the customer deposits on their behalf.
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For this year, it insured 40 percent of its oil output at $58-$60 a barrel.
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In its rush to break into banking, it may have cut corners on becoming properly insured.
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The idea is to cover people with pre-existing conditions only if they keep themselves insured.
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"That's not one of those products that's insured once it's out of the field," Perdue said.
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On Wednesday, the state's insurance commissioner reported $9 billion in insured losses from the 2018 wildfires.
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For the 28 million uninsured and 50 million under-insured, the perils and pain are worse.
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The Aetna data team merged the data with the information it had on patients it insured.
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If you are insured by a large company that offers insurance, there should be few effects.
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Everyone left their homes, and it was the Yakuza that insured that no one was burglarized.
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Third, Senate Democrats lament that Obamacare didn't do more to cut costs for the already insured.
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Thomas said he knew the risk of not being insured, but said he couldn't afford coverage.
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Health insurers and self-insured companies use Sharecare to promote wellness and manage health care costs.
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The moratorium applies only to homeowners with mortgages insured by the Federal Housing Administration (The Hill).
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New York City Housing Development Corporation, $60 million of insured mortgage pass through taxable bonds. Jefferies.
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The legislation could affect 210,000 Nevada residents insured through the health care law's expansion of Medicaid.
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Costs labeled as insured are the full fee due to the provider under the insurance plan.
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For commercial properties, insured flood loss is estimated between $4 billion and $8 billion, CoreLogic said.
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Getting insured is a simple process, so there really is no excuse to not be covered.
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"Every car is insured, and we're in the business of repairing and restoring cars," he said.
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As the proportion of sick people in the market increases, so do costs for the insured.
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Spending on hospitals represents 20173 percent of personal expenses for the privately insured, according to Rand.
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Wall Street analysts have forecast insured losses for the storm of as much as $20 billion.
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In 2010, 25.3 percent of the insured under the age of 65 had high-deductible plans.
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Well, that's being disrupted by all those destroyed cars in the Houston area that are insured.
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Officials typically insured the lives of white customers for $1,000 to $5,18473 in the early years.
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Today, about 33,000 families are insured; most are in Kenya, and some are in southern Ethiopia.
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In short, you'll wind up with a health system containing both the insured and the uninsured.
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As noted, it's inconceivable that millions of Americans who are currently insured won't lose their coverage.
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"Wind related losses will likely be in excess of $2 billion in insured loss," Siffert said.
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In case you were wondering, this time, the accounts will be insured by the federal government.
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The insured had no idea that the private investigator was following her around town, taking videos.
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Katrina caused nearly $212 billion in insured losses in 249.6 dollars, according to Wells Fargo Securities.
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Some measures of the storm's damage are estimated at $2.5 billion in total insured losses alone.
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These fears are amplified as technology companies strike deals with self-insured employers and health plans.
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The latest estimate of insured losses from the winter storms put the cost at around GBP21153bn.
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Under Medicare for All, everyone would be insured by a plan run by the federal government.
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It can also help offset funeral expenses and settle any outstanding debts the insured may have.
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A blog from the company's founders did not clarify whether the new service would be insured.
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It will lead to higher premiums and fewer people insured, and insurers may flee smaller markets.
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A few were full-fledged businesses: licensed and insured, and with employees to juggle bigger jobs.
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That industry works with self-insured employers not as an insurer but as an administrator, making sure that the self-insured employer lowers health care costs through provider contracts, benefit plan design and insights that identify patients requiring proactive steps to reduce long-term medical costs.
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In 2010, CBO said the insured rate for non-elderly adults would rise to 92% in 2016.
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The measure still would leave 24 million fewer people insured by 2026 than under Obamacare, CBO said.
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Thanks to this law, more than 90% of Americans are insured -- the highest rate in our history.
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Patients who have or may develop MS and other expensive conditions "cannot be adequately insured," they write.
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No-cost preventive care Obamacare allowed insured people to receive some health-care services at no cost.
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The severe weather caused almost 250,000 cases of damage that was insured, GDV said in a statement.
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As if to console him, the broker said there were "numerous people" like him - all under-insured.
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Originally suspected to be worth £20,000 ($25,160) the notes have reportedly been insured for £50,000 ($61,660) each.
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But that hasn't stopped the Trump from trying to make it harder for people to stay insured.
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Noseworthy came under fire last month for saying his academic hospital system will prioritize privately insured patients.
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Targeted initially at self-insured executives and athletes, a full health scan will be priced at $2200,285.
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Most voters are insured, and they often focus on what they might lose from a new law.
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All in all, that means between 2 million and 4 million fewer people will end up insured.
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The law allows federal authorities to pursue civil penalties of violations made by federally insured financial institutions.
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However, the Group already has a relatively low level of insured mortgages to total mortgages at 33%.
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There are no estimates yet how much of that has been insured or of total premiums collected.
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Nearly 22016 percent of the recently insured said their experiences with their current coverage has been positive.
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In her village, 35 families are insured through SEWA; she receives a small cut of the premiums.
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Most reverse mortgages are federally insured through the Federal Housing Authority's Home Equity Conversion Mortgage program (HECM).
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According to India's Chamber of Commerce, less than 20 percent of farmers are insured against crop losses.
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That would then ensure that owners of driverless cars would be insured for any accidents, he said.
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Hoenig's proposal would maintain the so-called Volcker rule's ban against speculative proprietary trading by insured banks.
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Both individual and systemic issues can create barriers to mental health care regardless of whether someone's insured.
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It coped with record insured catastrophe losses of $135bn in 2017 without so much as a hiccup.
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If they are insured, they are more likely to depend on government-based insurance for health care.
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Strong customer retention and insured exposure growth from an improving domestic economy will also aid revenue sustainability.
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Jennifer Lopez is setting the record straight about rumors that she has insured her most famous asset.
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However, Americans who were continuously insured could not be charged higher premiums because of pre-existing conditions.
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Her parents are bracing for the challenges that will come with getting her insured and into school.
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For those who are able to stay insured, premiums are projected to double over the next decade.
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Our dose of depressing data comes courtesy of the Insured Retirement Institute, which represents the annuity industry.
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Source: Insured Retirement Institute The part about returning to work, or staying at work, is already happening.
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Many policies have separate windstorm or hurricane deductibles, set as a percentage of your home's insured value.
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We have expanded our programs that help those who are not insured and cannot afford their medicines.
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Today, many of the 2138 million Americans who became insured through the ACA are the working poor.
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FHA's reduced rates are projected to save new FHA-insured homeowners an average of $500 this year.
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More jobs generally translate into better economic growth, greater spending power and more ranks of the insured.
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And that's for those who are insured — the average rape kit case costs a total of $6,737.
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According to court records, MBIA has insured about $1.04 billion of notes issued by the Zohar funds.
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That company, CareConnect, has 100,000 customers, most of them individuals insured through both large and small employers.
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The self insured companies value the product because we can cut down and reduce their health spend.
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What, if any, policy tools will be used to encourage young and healthy people to get insured?
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Regulators want to water down the Volcker Rule, which prohibits banks from gambling with taxpayer-insured deposits.
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Dan Berger, chief executive officer of the National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions, warned on Hill.
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Covington is the senior vice president of governmental affairs and general counsel for the Insured Retirement Institute.
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Some, for instance, use insurance companies, others are self-insured, with third party administrators in the mix.
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He has 27 career goals on the books, and his legs alone are insured for $144 million.
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"The real problem is when friends or a family member send you something not insured," Siminoff said.
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"Most packages, especially from Amazon, are typically insured from the person you're buying it from," said Siminoff.
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The residential property insured losses in Sonoma County exceeded $2.6 billion, according to the state insurance commissioner.
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But many newly insured Americans turned out to be on Medicaid, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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The account has no monthly fees, allows unlimited transfers, and is FDIC insured up to $1 million.
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When the hoped-for increase in insured populations did not appear, hospital balance sheets began to suffer.
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At the greatest risk in any spike in the number of people who are insured are hospitals.
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The Affordable Care Act created insurance pools that meant we (the insured) were all in it together.
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Meanwhile, only about one-third of federally insured mortgages over all were issued in those same neighborhoods.
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In addition, poor scores for life expectancy and insured health expenditure indicators weaken its overall health ranking.
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Oil loaded on vessels already covered by the government scheme would also be fully insured, they said.
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That may not be covered, since some companies require that the insured survive for a certain period.
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Just 1 percent of insured properties have accounted for more than 30 percent of the claims paid.
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So, a quick summary metric: the insured percentage of the non elderly (and hence non Medicare) population.
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Jones appeared in a New Mexico court Wednesday morning and proved he is licensed, insured and registered.
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Yes, but: More insured people are on the hook for sizable portions of their health care costs.
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When I first started I wasn't concerned about healthcare since I was insured under my parent's plan.
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Lower-income Americans can find free or low-cost coverage and should be responsible for being insured.
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FHA loans are government-insured and offer lower down payment options to buyers with weaker credit scores.
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Only a few liabilities are mandatorily excluded from the scope of bail-in, such as insured deposits.
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About 61% of workers are covered by these self-insured plans, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Last year's Republican repeal bills provided some protections for people who remained insured without interruptions in coverage.
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People who used complementary treatments were more often women, younger, privately insured and of higher socioeconomic status.
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However, he also mentioned that the company is insured if the games are disrupted by the outbreak.
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Proponents of the system say it will prioritize patients over profits and ensure all Americans are insured.
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The cost of the insurance premium fluctuates depending on the perceived risk of the debt being insured.
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Now the CMS model — the actuaries — had, like, 12 million more people insured than the CBO model.
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That would make the insured population sicker as a whole and therefore even more expensive to cover.
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The company that insured them paid him $800,000 for the loss, and is now their legal owner.
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A large percentage of the insured have trouble affording their premiums, deductibles and out-of-pocket costs.
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This service was provided to 46 percent of Medicare beneficiaries and 26 percent of privately insured patients.
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The structure was not insured, said Peter Williams, who ran a pottery shop out of the building.
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But don&apost worry, your money will still be insured by the FDIC up to $5 million.
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The authors pointed out that the lower debt burden for the newly insured indirectly helps other people.
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FHA's reduced rates are projected to save new FHA-insured homeowners an average of $21625 this year.
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The Atlantic reported earlier this year, however, that the average delivery for insured moms costs over $2000,5000.
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"Our roads are safer when our drivers are trained, tested and insured," Ms. Fulton testified last week.
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The goal of Glass-Steagall was to prevent banks from taking risks with people's federally insured deposits.
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Its customers' funds are actually held in FDIC-insured accounts (up to $250,000) through Evolve Bank & Trust.
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FHA's new premium rates were projected to save FHA-insured homeowners an average of $500 this year.
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Annual renewal procedures also provide a recurring opportunity for both insurer and insured to reassess their preparedness.
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Moreover, states can conceivably keep more residents insured by enacting their own version of the individual mandate.
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The insurance bond will be insured by Weinstein's original bail and some other assets, his lawyer said.
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The bank will offer customers FDIC-insured NOW account and a credit card product, the report said.
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Cutting outreach via advertising and other services will likely result in fewer people insured, according to experts.
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CBO estimates that by 2023, 5 million people in the individual market would no longer be insured.
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That is, they allow insured individuals to save money on a tax deductible or pre-tax basis.
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But the Treasury recommended against allowing fintech firms to collect government-insured deposits under such a charter.
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The Affordable Care Act allowed my children to be insured with a premium that I could afford!
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The property was not insured, Verma wrote in her filing to the Health and Human Services department.
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Labor union representatives are also questioning whether the provision as written would extend to self-insured plans.
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High-yield savings accounts are safe from risk and FDIC-insured, plus they protect you against inflation.
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Those bonds accounted for more than 20 percent of its gross insured exposure to Puerto Rico's debt.
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Sources familiar with the situation tell us the car is totaled -- but the good news, IT'S INSURED!!!
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Massachusetts saw the same effect after it introduced a program to increase the number of insured residents.
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Assuming a home is fully insured, a flood insurance check would cover the cost to rebuild it.
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People who fall below the poverty line and the elderly are insured through Medicaid and Medicare, respectively.
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The other group that's less likely to be insured are people of color, according to the Lancet.
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The privately held drugmaker, which already covers out-of-pocket costs for commercially insured patients with a prescription for Evzio, said it will now make the device available at no cost for those same insured patients without a prescription in six states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Missouri, Nevada and Ohio.
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Insurers such as UnitedHealthcare said they will also work to work with self-insured plans — many large and mid-size U.S. employers are self-insured, which means they use insurance companies to administer their plans, but pay the costs themselves and can set benefits and cost-sharing terms.
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Preliminary data for 2016 reveal "enrollment in the individual market grew by 842,028 individuals, enrollment in fully insured employer plans declined by 1,128,597 individuals, enrollment in self-insured employer plans increased by 776,780 individuals, and Medicaid and [Children's Health Insurance Program] enrollment increased by 6900,044,809 individuals," Haislmaier said.
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It had been several years since he'd been insured, and he remembers the relief that came over him.
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Issa's district is relatively high-income and had a high insured rate before the Affordable Care Act passed.
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The supervisor called and offered his next order for free and insured him we would investigate the situation.
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But the cost is a less stable market, with fewer people insured and higher premiums for everybody else.
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The National Santa Agency operates as a full-service entertainment agency, supplying professionally trained and insured Santas, Mrs.
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If your bank is covered by the FDIC, your money is insured for up to $250,000 per depositor.
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They are also associated with very low levels of risk and are often Federal Deposit Insurance Corp-insured.
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A plunge in applications for government-insured loans was behind a drop in overall mortgage volume last week.
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Karen Clark & Co, a risk-modeling firm, on Tuesday estimated the insured losses from Alberto at $50 million.
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But health insurers are being charged $4,500 for the devices, with insured customers paying $0 out of pocket.
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At the time, the Congressional Budget Office estimated this would contribute to 13 million fewer people being insured.
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Such damages would already make the fire the third-costliest insured loss event in Canadian history, Aon said.
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"The manufacturer independently replicated our analyses on its national dataset of 3,695,943 commercially insured patients," the researchers write.
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Both the percentage of publicly and privately insured millennials has grown since 2013, according to the organization's data.
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Some of the debt it has insured is "not coming due until 2040," according to its shareholder letter.
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Because they're insured by the government, they provide assurance for lenders in case the borrower defaults on payments.
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The app uses 256-bit encryption and SSL for data transfers, and funds are insured up to $500,000.
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In effect the EU has insured itself against the South American countries swinging back towards their habitual protectionism.
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Insured negotiations are almost always carried out by family members, with calls recorded and trained negotiators giving advice.
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For their traditionally insured clients, they can recover any losses by increasing deductibles and premiums and decreasing coverage.
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Deposits are widely seen as less likely to disappear during times of stress because they are federally insured.
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For example, 35.5% of unbanked households (those without bank accounts at insured companies) pay bills with money orders.
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Instead, the company is working with FDIC-insured banks including East West Bank and New York Community Bank.
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Axios' Caitlin Owens reports that it's mainly to help people pay the penalty for not keeping themselves insured.
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Looking forward, operating results could benefit from underlying insured exposure growth derived from a modestly growing global economy.
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Republicans will have taken millions of insured Americans hostage, hoping Democrats would help them pick off the victims.
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That includes a 2 percent annual percentage yield on deposits, which are FDIC insured for up to $250,000.
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"If Irma continues its current path it will create significant insured damage," said Sandler O'Neill analyst Paul Newsome.
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The government-insured FHA program offers low down-payment loans, but rates on FHA mortgages rose last week.
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"Those who've worked diligently to expand enrollment in health coverage must help the newly insured understand their plans."
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Details surrounding the sexual assaults of those uninsured, publicly insured, and men in the LGBTQ community weren't studied.
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CBO said the House bill would result in 23 million fewer people insured in 2026 than under Obamacare.
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Furthermore, the Affordable Care Act has created access to addiction therapies and services to many previously un-insured.
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In Staten Island, too, there's a lot of insured, because a lot of the city workers live here.
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However, the agency was much closer to the mark on Obamacare's overall impact on the nation's insured rate.
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More than 13,000 insured homes and businesses were destroyed out of more than 46,000 claims reported by insurers.
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The November wildfires, combined with other blazes in the state drove total 2018 insured losses to $12.4 billion.
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The insured unemployment rate fell one-tenth of a percentage point to a record low of 1.5 percent.
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Barrick in a statement confirmed the $140 million accord and said the value of the settlement is insured.
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Hospitals accept the low payments because they can shift the unmet costs onto their younger, privately insured patients.
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Their backing promised to make the affected investors whole every time Puerto Rico defaulted on an insured bond.
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And soured mortgages made by banks were weighing on the government because it had insured them against default.
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McMorrow comes from the Insured Retirement Institute and has also served as chief of staff to former Rep.
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With the self insured companies we predict that those sales cycles will be upwards of six months, potentially.
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We need to reform our health care system, using principles that work so well for privately insured seniors.
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Despite coverage gains under the law, one out of five insured Americans still struggles to pay medical bills.
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During this time, total medical expenditures for this commercially insured population dropped by more than $6900 million dollars.
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There are at least 85033 million more insured children now than in 1997, but there is work ahead.
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And yet, almost 50 percent of privately insured patients have their claim initially declined by their insurance company.
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Rho will offer digital account opening, an FDIC-insured bank account, and a programmable cash-back corporate card.
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This mandate didn't have a major impact on the 150 million workers who are insured through their jobs.
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In order to keep your car, home, apartment, or health insured, you need to pay your monthly premium.
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Ideally, you get your wedding bands insured so they're protected against wear and tear, theft, damage, and more.
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"2017 was not an outlier," he said, noting that insured losses surpassed $100 billion multiple times since 2005.
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Before the Affordable Care Act, as much as 40 percent of emergency room patients were insured by Medicaid.
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He correctly points out that as more people are insured, the demand for health care outstrips the supply.
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"Insured banks that engage in proprietary trading enjoy a government-conferred advantage that invites moral hazard," Mnuchin wrote.
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In exchange, government spending increases by $218 billion over a 10-year period — $218,000 per additional insured person.
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It put the insured losses at between 13 billion pesos ($725 million) and 36.7 billion pesos ($2 billion).
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Also, the earlier bill would have left about 15 million fewer people insured under Medicaid at that time.
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In health care, for example, the goal is getting everyone insured, whether through single-payer or other means.
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Many of the dollar values are drawn from insured properties, which represent only a fraction of the devastation.
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Generally, a smaller share of physicians accept new Medicaid patients compared to the privately insured or Medicare patients.
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That would mean fewer insured patients and more bad debt for hospitals and fewer paying customers for insurers.
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Two main reasons for their nerves: They don't want to lose insured, paying customers if Obamacare is repealed.
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Life insurance is a type of insurance policy that provides a death benefit when the insured passes away.
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Today, 2.1 million pets in North America are insured, according to the North American Pet Health Insurance Association.
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As annual income increased, the risk of skipping care decreased, and the risks were smaller for insured families.
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Built on a fully data-driven approach, omni:us is transforming the way insurers interact with their insured parties.
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Our dance heritage has long been preserved by skilled notators, who have insured that dances survive their choreographers.
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That storm at the time caused $41.1 billion of U.S. insured losses, according to the Insurance Information Institute.
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Patients insured by Medicaid, like Ms. Majekodumi, may encounter additional obstacles to seeking care beyond the state's borders.
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Nearly half of insured Americans think they can't afford to get sick with coronavirus, according to a Healthcare.
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That would help hospitals that don't benefit from having large numbers of privately insured patients, like rural hospitals.
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This is only to say that these newly-insured people aren't necessarily new to the health care system.
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That means growers, processors and retailers can't open accounts or access lines of credit from federally insured banks.
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The catastrophe-modeling firm AIR Worldwide has estimated insured losses of anywhere between $40 billion and $85 billion.
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But coverage isn't necessarily generous, and self-insured employers and small employers are typically exempt from the laws.
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But cultural venues, most of which are not insured against pandemics, were waiting for instructions from the government.
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There are no physical losses, which typically determine when payouts are made and how much the insured receives.
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Nearly half of insured Americans think they can't afford to get sick with coronavirus, according to a Healthcare.
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Annuity sales totaled $230 billion for the first nine months of 295, according to the Insured Retirement Institute.
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By scaling Pula's business model to the point that insured seed and fertilizer become ubiquitous in the market.
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More than a third of U.S. children are insured by Medicaid, according to the authors of the study.
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Fletcher is an insured party under both its contract works insurance policy and third party liability insurance policy.
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Superstorm Sandy ended up causing $18.75 billion in U.S. insured property damage, according to the Insurance Information Institute.
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But the papers won concessions that insured long-term profitability and eventual control over their own pressroom operations.
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The state's move is designed to get more people insured who now are put off by Obamacare prices.
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Even if all prices were published, many insured patients would still not shop around, because they aren't paying.
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Every gruesome case of once-insured families now left to die would be duly chronicled by the media.
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That means your savings are insured by the federal government, up to certain limits, if the bank fails.
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" If the price sounds right, a Federal Express shipping kit is sent to the seller, "100 percent insured.
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Traditional banks are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), which protects up to $250,000 per depositor.
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For the U.S. alone, insured losses are expected to reach between $15 billion to $50 billion, AIR said.
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Like Accolade, these companies sell their health services to a mix of self-insured employers and health plans.
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Any car you get via Uber will be fully insured, and include proper license plates and registration information.
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In addition, CIT is FDIC-insured, which means I know that my money is guaranteed up to $250,000.
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Such a change would shrink the supply of healthy, young people insured and drive up healthcare insurance premiums.
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Policy No. 1141 insured a slave known as Warwick, who fed the fiery furnaces on a Kentucky steamboat.
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The most destructive Mexican earthquake in terms of insured losses was in 1985 with USD440 million of losses.
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The answer is some, but it looks like many newly insured Americans probably won't participate in the election.
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JPMorgan predicts the eventual insured losses from Harvey could be as much as $10 billion to $20 billion.
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The balance is covered under a self-insured plan, where the company pays the employee's health claims directly.
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Those balances are FDIC-insured through Community Federal Savings Bank, which is also an investor in the company.
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Even in the parts of Louisiana at highest risk of flooding, only 42 percent of homeowners are insured.
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A hailstorm in Sydney in April last year produced 17,000 claims and insured losses of A$417 million.
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For a privately insured patient in Dallas, the fee is closer to $2,700, the American Medical Association says.
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The California Department of Insurance said the northern California blazes caused insured losses of more than $9 billion.
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Spivak, however, believes the current study may over-inflate the numbers as it includes only commercially insured patients.
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I do not think it is going to be easy to defend fewer people insured in the future.
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Recovery planning: The Treasury Department's Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) will finalize enforceable guidelines requiring insured banks, federal savings associations and insured federal branches of foreign banks with average total consolidated assets of $50 billion or more to follow certain standards when it comes to recovery planning.
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The breakdown among the US transgender population is similar: According to the 383 US Transgender Survey, 53% of respondents were insured through an employer-sponsored plan, 14% had plans they purchased directly from insurers or from health insurance marketplaces, 13% were insured through Medicaid, and 14% reported that they were uninsured.
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You're in decent company: There were more than 2 million pets insured throughout the U.S. and Canada in 2018.
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In reality the losses would be smaller, because half of mortgages are insured, mainly by CMHC, a state agency.
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This mandate didn't have a major impact on the 1003 million-plus workers who are insured through their jobs.
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HUD had projected that the reduced premiums would have saved FHA-insured homeowners an average of $500 in 2017.
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Over time, Fitch would expect the mix of insured mortgages on the balance sheet to decline from current levels.
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Yet these figures refer to the roughly 11.43 million people who are insured through their employer, not through Obamacare.
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Sixty-one percent of insured Americans under age 65 say their insurance plan is an "excellent" or "good" value.
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Prescriptions were also more common for patients insured by Medicaid than for people with other types of health benefits.
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Using a local financial institution, "we have one-year government-insured CDs earning 2600 percent per year," Staton said.
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The new rates are projected to save new FHA-insured homeowners an average of $500 this year, Castro said.
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Harbeck's key worry was that accounts Robinhood was touting as checking and savings were not insured the same way.
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That all changed with the Medicaid expansion, as organizations like Jericho Way were able to get their clients insured.
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As they are also required to be insured against losses from fraud, they will need to convince insurers, too.
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The rest get insurance on the private market, through Medicaid, Medicare, or the military, or aren't insured at all.
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Damage estimates for the 2018 wildfire season are staggering, with insured losses alone exceeding $12 billion, the report said.
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There were also 2.43 million insured pets in the region at the end of 2018, up 17% from 2017.
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Kanye can get his tour insured, but the insurance company will not cover cancellations due to mental health issues.
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Some of the plants were insured, but she's not sure how long it will take to recover the money.
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AIR Worldwide forecast on Monday total insured losses in the United States of between $20 billion and $1003 billion.
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Ratings agency A.M. Best, citing the Insurance Council of Texas, said insured automobile losses alone could top $200 million.
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The Rio de Janeiro federal university did not immediately respond to a question on whether the museum was insured.
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Like many of its financial start-up peers, Wealthfront works with FDIC-insured partner banks to hold customers' deposits.
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Consumer advocates say some of these red flags — such as "insured is unusually knowledgeable regarding insurance" — seem overly broad.
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The details: Employer-based health coverage has held steady since 2010, as the overall number of insured people rose.
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"I do understand that situation is a problem for individuals who come in here who are insured," Andrew said.
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Deposits are less likely to disappear during times of stress than other funding sources because they are federally insured.
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This is a problem we don't really have with typical fiat money — where our funds and banks are insured.
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But trials by Pula in Nigeria, this time with fertiliser, suggest that farmers will pay more for insured bags.
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Loot and Monese offer simple accounts, opened swiftly on smartphones, but redeposit customers' money at fully licensed, insured banks.
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On the other hand, the number of ER visits actually declined for privately insured patients, according to the study.
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He noted that most of those who've used aid-in-dying laws are white, well-insured and college educated.
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It also helps with alternate coverage, Social Security Disability assistance and patient support programs for insured or underinsured patients.
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She is insured by a Blue Cross plan, but she didn't know that the ER does not accept insurance.
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As for her car ... it was totaled due to significant front end damage, but don't worry -- it was insured.
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Clinton has argued that while she, too, wants all Americans to be insured, Mr. Sanders's plan could not pass.
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A chocolate tester for the U.K. confectioner Cadbury has had her taste buds insured for £21988 million ($60.53 million).
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Even for the minimally insured, the cost of repeated doctor's visits can be high enough to avoid them altogether.
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An increase in the number of insured people likely created, at least temporarily, an increased demand for health care.
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One benefit of the policy is that once suitably insured, workers might be less inclined to oppose economic liberalisation.
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To that end, the National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions (NAFCU) recently presented Congress with our 2900 priorities.
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According to the newly released Congressional Budget Office score, 23 million fewer people would be insured under the AHCA.
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Abbott says most of its patients are commercially insured, and many pay as little as $23 out of pocket.
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Workers at the company qualify for insurance after 90 days, and most are insured via a plan through Humana.
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Obamacare helped young people get insured by allowing them to stay on their parents' insurance until they are 26.
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Several are also folding in options to snap pictures of possessions to be insured, with quick quotes to follow.
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Another 2.5 million people, who would otherwise have been insured, are expected to opt for short-term policies instead.
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In practice, ordinary savers seldom withdraw their money in a panic, since deposits of $250,000 or less are insured.
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Of the estimated 20 million people who were newly insured after Obamacare passed, 14 million were from Medicaid enrollment.
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Going forward, Salamon, who previously worked at hedge funds, sees opportunities to partner with payers, including self-insured employers.
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Matt Bevin's (R) Medicaid cuts would end up costing the state's taxpayers more money while leaving fewer people insured.
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The study found that from 28503 to 22019, annual opioid usage among commercially insured patients was at 14 percent.
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Insured losses from the California wildfires will total billions of dollars for vintners, homeowners and other entities, said Pagano.
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Research has found that out-of-network bills are a common source of medical debt among the privately insured.
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Once insured, Americans must make sure their health care providers, from primary care physicians to specialists, are in-network.
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Finally, the company's accounts are insured for up to $250,000 by the FDIC through its sponsor bank — Hatch Bank.
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But patient and consumer advocates say health care providers are making faulty assumptions about insured patients' ability to pay.
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"Most folks FedEx overnight their watch into us, fully insured, at no cost to them," Altieri told Business Insider.
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A rigorous analysis of the health benefits of being insured shows that Medicaid works on a number of levels.
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For Americans insured with a Health Savings Account-qualified plan, this was the best healthcare reform news of 2015.
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In the process, it precluded using insured deposits to support securities activities – the intent of the current Volcker rule.
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It's tough to tell people not to rebuild after a tragedy, especially those who were insured against their losses.
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In Napa County, the residential property insured losses totaled more than $266 million and commercial losses exceeded $3.2 million.
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But after the announcement, the Securities Investor Protection Corporation, an industry nonprofit, said the product might not be insured.
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Sam's Club's discount is about 10 percent, while the discount given to insured patients is more than 300 percent.
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According to Swiss Re, this year's global insured losses exceeded the industry's 28-year annual average of $2250 billion.
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Filipic said she is already hearing concerns from the millions of newly insured people under both ObamaCare and Medicaid.
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This results in stratospheric increases in treatment costs that are then passed onto the rest of the insured population.
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Aetna, for example, insured 230 million people in 24, but provided administrative services only to considerably more — 2000 million.
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They say, actually, since we are a fully-insured employer, the benefits should be available through my insurance administrator.
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Insured patients, for example, have certain benefits provided for their physical health and separate benefits offered for mental health.
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In these companies it is the insured, rather than outside shareholders, who are paid the profits from company operations.
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The study found that neither medical care nor the ratio of those insured affected life expectancy for poorer individuals.
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Just like with auto insurance, to spread the insurance risk and keep premiums more affordable, everyone must be insured.
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The problem is that millions of newly insured people would probably lose coverage, which could create a political backlash.
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The bank has guaranteed the debts of numerous other agencies and private companies, and insured hundreds of personal mortgages.
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The authors found that 214 percent of commercially insured people had been prescribed an opioid within the past year.
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Example: Republicans want to cover pre-existing conditions only for people who have stayed insured for a long time.
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It may sound like a gimmick, but these are FDIC-insured accounts backed by Blue Ridge Bank in Virginia.
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People would have to keep themselves insured or pay a 30 percent penalty when they sign up for coverage.
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Additionally, it was limited to people insured by Medicaid and did not involve a variety of locations, King said.
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Aetna said it will waive copays for tests for all its policyholders, though self-insured employers can opt out.
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In that context, the addition of 25 million people is sizable but relatively small increase in the insured population.
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That compares with the 20 million who have become insured under Obamacare, as the Affordable Care Act is known.
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Many more could experience radical changes to their coverage and skyrocketing premiums that make it difficult to stay insured.
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They found that for those making less than $15,000 dollars a year, 21% said they have "never" been insured.
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Self-insured employers — typically companies with more than 250 workers — have more leeway to expand coverage, Ms. Collura said.
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Nearly nine million children are insured by the program, which has had bipartisan support since its creation in 1997.
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And although there's no need to worry, it's a good idea to make sure your cash is FDIC insured.
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Virtually all of these accounts are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) up to $250,000 per depositor.
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Mr. Ellis declined to comment on the sales figure, but confirmed that the artwork was insured for £1.25 million.
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The account has no monthly fees, transfer limits, or balance minimums, and is FDIC insured up to $2 million.
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Data for uninsured damage is not available, but it could equal or exceed the insured number, the report said.
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The bill would defer the insurance companies' premiums paid to the foreign reinsurance affiliate until the insured transaction occurs.
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In 2017, trips that were insured by AAA members were about 18 percent more expensive than the year before.
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Brigham Young University-Idaho will not allow its students to enroll in courses if they are insured under Medicaid.
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And 30% of the underinsured said they had problems paying medical bills, compared with 13% of the fully insured.
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TeamHealth collects, on average, $350 per visit by a commercially insured patient, and only $145 from a Medicare enrollee.
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That could mean substantial pay cuts for certain health care providers who see a lot of privately insured patients.
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When every insured worker pays the same premium, the lowest pre-premium incomes are reduced by the highest percentage.
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And one out of every three federally insured properties is a beach house, an investment property or second home.
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But in the past year, SoFi, Betterment, Wealthfront and CreditKarma have all launched similar FDIC-insured, high-yield accounts.
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PayPal is not a bank, so in order to offer bank-like products, it relies on FDIC-insured Synchrony.
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The program is one of the key reasons a larger percentage of American children are insured than ever before.
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AD&D insurance pays out a death benefit if an insured individual dies due to a covered, accidental cause.
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In 2017, they insured an average of $3,2793 in nonrefundable costs, a 28 percent increase from the year before.
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The gain of 20 million insured, based on an Obama administration estimate last year, is probably now even higher.
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Many of the newly insured sought treatment for a physical or mental condition for the first time in years.
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The AHRQ has estimated that 5 percent of those insured account for 50 percent of the health claims costs.
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Most states also offer an option that is no risk and FDIC-insured, sometimes called a BankSafe investment option.
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KCC said the estimates included insured wind and storm surge losses to residential, commercial, and industrial properties and autos.
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The biggest default in the history of a federally insured mortgage program for nursing homes is approaching a resolution.
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The biggest default in the history of a federally insured mortgage program for nursing homes is approaching a resolution.
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And if the bill becomes law, the Congressional Budget Office puts the total number of insured at 24 million.
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But that's what insurance is supposed to be all about - sharing the risk across everyone in the insured population.
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The celebrity outlaw stole from banks insured by the government, which meant they were sticking it to the man.
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For example, nearly 22015 percent of BCBS's commercially insured members were diagnosed with an opioid use disorder in 233.
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Federal deregulatory preemption & capped assistance to states This approach would extend the pre-ACA ERISA regime of relatively limited federal regulation of health insurance, currently for larger, self-insured employer plans, to other voluntarily organized poos of insured individuals meeting sufficient solvency and disclosure standards, and then enforcing them fully and fairly.
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Of the $5.6 billion of insured bonds, Assured Guaranty Municipal backed $2.9 billion, while Build America Mutual covered $2.46 billion.
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The majority of the more than 400,000 Kentuckians insured under the law were brought into the fold by Medicaid expansion.
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Republicans also face the responsibility of dealing with 20 million people insured for the first time under Obama's legacy law.
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Munich Re board member Torsten Jeworrek said that 2018 was marked by several severe natural disasters with high insured losses.
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The written-off satellite was insured and Russia will pay the rest of the undisclosed costs for the second satellite.
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Why it matters: This is happening even though Obamacare was supposed to help hospitals by giving them more insured patients.
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Trivedi notes that the national shortage of psychiatrists means that even well-insured patients often have to wait for care.
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Insured losses from the California wildfires will total billions of dollars for vintners, home owners and other entities, said Pagano.
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It's not a phenomenon sparked solely by the uninsured, since many insured Americans cross the border for health care too.
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Health insurers and self-insured companies only have to pay for patients on the program who have improved health outcomes.
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BuzzFeed News first reported in December that HUD was quietly advising lenders to deny DACA recipients the government-insured loans.
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Many in the industry speculate the losses could eventually double or more, making it the country's costliest insured disaster ever.
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Your home should be insured for the cost to rebuild, which isn't the same as its market value, said Orbann.
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That's up from just over 40 percent two years ago, according to a recent survey by the Insured Retirement Institute.
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But it can be cumbersome to find temporary retail spaces, get insured for these spaces and even convert the spaces.
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I'm not insured through my workplace, but through some weird exception, my work funded a $750 HSA account for me.
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Like many of its financial start-up peers, the company works with FDIC-insured partner banks to hold customers' deposits.
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A variation, 28-B, is issued by smaller companies with health reimbursement arrangements and other self-insured plans, she said.
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So are the tens of thousands of farmers whose crops were not insured and were lost to flooding last year.
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Of that number, however, Ralph said he never saw a plantation slave insured in his seven years researching 1,300 policies.
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Last year, nearly 80% of commercially insured patients used the card to receive the device for free, according to Mylan.
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The figure is an upward revision from an earlier tally in December, when the reinsurer estimated $136 in insured losses.
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Their funding costs are low, whereas financial-technology companies with no banking licences lack access to cheap, federally insured deposits.
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In dollar terms, the average spending per capita for the privately insured was $22015,219 in 2967, according to HCCI's report.
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Licensed contractors typically must pass an exam and pay a licensing fee, and are required to be bonded and insured.
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The insurer makes these adjustments by comparing the item insured with the retail replacement value of a similar, newer item.
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Detroit's bankruptcy, which ended in December 2014, treated city pensions much better than its outstanding bonds, which were largely insured.
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The $3.3 billion total is more than triple a $1.05 billion preliminary insured loss estimate by Jones on Oct 19.
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There are only about 22015 insured launches each year paying about $750 million in premiums to a handful of companies.
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But among the insured, copays can be high even for basic services such as having a cavity filled, Vujicic said.
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Strong customer retention and insured exposure growth from an improving domestic economy and acquisition integration will also aid revenue sustainability.
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The people who opt out of being insured will likely be the young and healthy — or, insurance companies' best clients.
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All privately-insured Americans can get free preventive services and keep their kids on their plans until they turn 26.
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Since Betterment is not a bank, in order to offer banking services it has to partner with FDIC-insured institutions.
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That means that they have to charge privately insured patients higher rates, but insurers often refuse to cover their services.
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Per-person spending among the privately insured rose 4.5% in 2018 despite the fact enrollment in private plans stayed flat.
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The Rolling Stones guitarist's hands are insured by Lloyd's of London for $1.6 million, the insurer said on its website.
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In 2009, U.K. coffeehouse chain Costa Coffee insured the taste buds of its coffee taster, Gennaro Pelliccia, for £20113 million.
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Bank accounts typically are insured up to $250,000 per depositor by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, which makes them safer.
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And pharmaceutical companies were promised a big influx of newly insured patients who would be able to afford their medications.
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The CBO projected enrollment would grow by 8 million in 2016 to reach a total of 21 million insured individuals.
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If your parent is insured through their employer, the ACA says you can stay on their plan until you're 26.
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Insurers received more than 11,150 claims with estimated insured losses of A$38 million, the Insurance Council of Australia said.
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When they compared insured white and black patients, black patients still had a 20 percent increase in odds of death.
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Record number of insured children CHIP was created in 1997 and runs on a mix of federal and state funds.
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The Affordable Care Act has provided insurance to 22019 million Americans, but there are 29 million more to be insured.
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British insurance giant Lloyd's of London, which insured slave voyages centuries ago, rejected her request to access its historic archives.
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Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria have caused more than $100 billion in insured losses in the region in recent weeks.
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Overall, 14 percent of commercially insured patients and 26 percent of older Medicare beneficiaries used opioids during the study period.
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Hurricanes Irma and Maria alone caused as much as $135 billion in insured losses, according to modeling firm AIR Worldwide.
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Twenty-three million fewer Americans would be insured under the House GOP bill than under Obamacare by 2026, CBO said.
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As Palmer explained, while banks can and do shutter, that's not a problem if they're federally insured by the FDIC.
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Flume Health works with self-insured employers and healthcare providers to ensure that employees are best utilizing their healthcare benefits.
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When today's worst-case hurricane lands in Miami it could cause $20003 billion of insured losses, according to Hamid's estimates.
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The first half of 2016 in the U.S. saw $8.5 billion in insured losses due to tornadoes and severe thunderstorms.
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More than seventy percent, one source says ninety-seven percent, of the newly insured got their insurance through Medicaid expansion.
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The country's 40 biggest banks would pay an annual fee of 0.15% on "covered liabilities" (liabilities minus federally insured deposits).
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"Buying insured bonds removes having to understand each bond's creditworthiness and allows the client to sleep at night," she said.
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Bankers, merchants and manufacturers all profited from the slave trade, as did companies that insured slaving ships and their cargo.
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In Colquitt County, over 6900 percent of the cotton acreage was insured at the 2628 percent or 28503 percent level.
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"With millions of Americans insured through the marketplaces, it's clear that this is a growing business for insurers," he said.
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It analyzed the data of 55 million commercially insured American millennials, defined as people ages 21 to 36 in 2017.
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Among the insured, rates of medical debt have decreased, as have rates of delaying care, according to The Commonwealth Fund.
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The aim is to ensure reasonableness, so that insurers do not earn overly high premiums for insured risks, it added.
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Insured losses from this month's wildfire disaster in Northern California topped $248.5 billion, the state Department of Insurance said Tuesday.
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Overall, residential insured losses for all the fires totaled just over $3.1 billion and commercial losses represented nearly $137 million.
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By comparison, roughly 1,20413 federally insured mortgages were sold to private investors between 2012 and 2014, according to the lawsuit.
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As long as the sovereign debt is insured, individual bank debt attached to the bad loans won't mean as much.
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