voluntary insurance

My appeal to the producers is that they should start with voluntary insurance.

Some Member States already have voluntary insurance for such contingencies.

Besides using the dues of its member groups to lobby for their interests, the state association maintains a voluntary insurance plan.

I think there may be some sort of a voluntary insurance scheme, but I'm really not very sure, Daddy.'

There was a colored association and a white association for picnics and voluntary insurance.

The Dilnot report recommends that there be a system of voluntary insurance to cover care costs for which people would be personally responsible.

The statewide organization uses dues payments to "promote the welfare" of its members, lobby in the State Legislature and maintain a voluntary insurance plan.

In particular, it is difficult to pool dissimilar risks in a voluntary insurance market, unless there is a subsidy available to encourage participation.

At the same time, however, it is also true that existing possibilities for voluntary insurance or for the acquisition of a separate legal status are not taken up.

Through its business unit, Colonial Life & Accident Insurance Company, it became a leader in voluntary insurance.

(b) Voluntary insurance (nin'i no jidoshahoken).

It is clear that a purely voluntary insurance scheme, based on private finance mechanisms, would not be sufficient to provide equal and universal access to health care, either.

Furthermore, this insurance cover would overlap with the voluntary insurance regulated in Directive 87/344/EEC on legal expenses insurance.

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act established a national voluntary insurance program for working individuals to help them pay for home care and other services.

Moreover, drivers with nine insurance eligibility points are automatically ineligible for voluntary insurance coverage and are placed in the "assigned risk" pool, for which they pay significantly higher insurance rates.

Eurasia Insurance Co. is licensed to embrace all type of covers under compulsory and voluntary insurance classes in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Voluntary Insurance Preferred State Senator Lee B. Laskin, Republican of Cherry Hill, would prefer to just eliminate mandatory no-fault insurance and make insurance voluntary.

An indictment said that he and others siphoned money from dues paid by the association's 35,000 members, from premium payments into a voluntary insurance fund and from convention fees charged to members.

Therefore, voluntary insurance programs to replace payroll deductions would leave millions without the protection of Social Security and Medicare ("Put a Permanent Lid on Payroll Taxes," Forum, Jan. 25).

Argentina's health care system is composed of three sectors: the public sector, financed through taxes; the private sector, financed through voluntary insurance schemes; and the social security sector, financed through obligatory insurance schemes.

Assigned Risk systems are also used for Workers' Compensation, whereby businesses who have had unsatisfactory loss performance or whose employees perform such hazardous functions that voluntary insurance companies will not insure them, can be assigned to an insurer.

Through alliances with market leaders in risk protection, the company offers an array of insurance products to unions, jointly managed trust funds and organized employers as well as supplemental voluntary insurance programs directly marketed to union members, retirees and their families, including:

From a political standpoint, it seeks to answer the argument of more conservative lawmakers that changes in health insurance - like voluntary insurance purchasing pools for businesses and individuals - ought to be given a chance to work before the Government steps in with new requirements for business.

The history of pensions in Italy dates back to the institution in 1898 of the Factory Workers National Insurance Fund for Invalidity and Ageing (CNAS), a voluntary insurance that received grants from the State as well as from employers.

The Beveridge Report referred to both of these consequences when it argued that social security benefits should be of subsistence level only, allowing the individual, if he so wished, to make his own provision for higher benefits through voluntary insurance - which should also be positively encouraged by the government through tax allowances.