to
insure against repeat of and bust to
insure against repeat of and bust Help to Buy has had its critics from the start, and recently, even the International Monetary Fund (IMF) urged ministers to consider an early end to the scheme.
Too hot property?
Liability policies, on the other hand,
insure against loss arising out of legal liability, usually based upon the assured's negligence.
First party vs. third party: "other insurance clause" eliminates coverage
The Coalition to
Insure Against Terrorism represents a wide range of businesses and other organizations throughout the real estate, manufacturing, utility, construction, transportation, entertainment and retail sectors.
Terrorism risk coverage on the line as Senate debates TRIA
The new programmes
insure against small wear and tear items to the exterior and interior of Mercedes-Benz vehicles.
Mercedes-Benz Financial introduces two new insurance programmes
MALCOLM GRAY, chief executive of WBX, will be a bag of nerves when Go Native runs in the Champion Hurdle on Tuesday after deciding not to
insure against paying out the betting exchange's pounds 1 million 'triple crown' bonus, writes Graham Green.
Go Native bonus bid sets nerves jangling at WBX
The levy was originally proposed to
insure against future financial crises.
PM'S CLIMATE TAX
Summary: Britain has called for consideration of a global tax on financial transactions to
insure against another crisis
UK calls for global tax
Such a course could lead to the FDIC setting up banks for the very failures that the agency can't afford to
insure against. Of course, the current administration would be only too happy to bail out these banks, but having the FDIC to blame for the bailout would almost undoubtedly push taxpayer tolerance beyond the breaking point.
FDIC seeks help from banks
Peter Hodgins, a lawyer specialising in Islamic insurance at law firm Clyde & Company said Islamic insurance, or takaful, products could help reconcile the need for sukuk to comply with these requirements and investors' need to
insure against risks.
Insurers may boost sukuk
Under the medical liability law, it is now mandatory for all doctors, nurses, technicians and pharmacists in the private sector to
insure against medical negligence and errors,o he said.
Insurance Against Medical Errors Must for All Practitioners
Burgess believes that in an economic downturn, it is more important to
insure against loss of income than against accident and sickness.
Balancing on a financial tightrope
A borrower owing pounds 100,000 with 20 years of repayments to go could
insure against a rate rise exceeding one per cent for pounds 39 per month on a repayment mortgage and pounds 53 (interestonly); with 25 years of repayments ahead, the cost is pounds 42 and pounds 53 respectively.
Mixed views about rate-rise mortgage insurance plans; PERSONAL FINANCE
Leamington-based Towergate Financial Services of Leamington says firms
insure against fire and theft but many do not make any provision should a key person in the organisation die or suffer critical illness.
Be prepared, firms urged
BP plc, the oil giant, has effectively gone without catastrophic insurance for many years, electing to
insure against small risks whose claims are highly likely to be paid and use its equity base--billions of dollars--as a cushion against cataclysmic events.
From the editor
They
insure against it--in this case, using the living benefit riders available at an additional cost from one of today's variable annuity contracts.
Managing longevity risk: the new retirement math is that living benefits in variable annuities can help hedge market risk