Companies like that are good at providing insurance for a low-income population.
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Its clients— employers and insurers — use rebates to lower the costs of providing insurance for their employees and members.
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CCGI said in a statement it was providing insurance for the Sahara Group, which is part of the Oakbay group.
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Despite providing insurance for millions of Americans and the Supreme Court ruling in its favor, it is still deemed controversial.
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CGIC said in a statement it was providing insurance for the Sahara Group, which is part of the Oakbay group.
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He claimed he simply wants to take it further, by providing insurance for everyone, including the 29m people who are still uninsured.
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There are now about 28.5 million uninsured Americans, and it shouldn't come as a surprise that providing insurance for that many more people will be expensive.
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Zurich this week said it would stop providing insurance for new thermal coal mines or for potential new clients that derive more than half their revenue from mining thermal coal.
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That contradicts Trump's own statements promising not to touch Medicare and providing "insurance for everyone" — though Trump has backtracked from the latter pledge and now talks up "access" to coverage.
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A third source said Tehran's Bimeh Iran is providing insurance for oil cargoes while NITC has its third party liability insurance and pollution cover from the International Group of P&I Club.
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Lloyd's said in a notice to its 80-plus syndicate members that after taking legal advice, it was satisfied that providing insurance for cannabis in Canada would not breach the UK Proceeds of Crime Act.
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In an analysis in March, The Washington Post's Philip Bump revealed the many nuances and contradictions in public opinion of health care proposals: "federally funded healthcare program providing insurance for all Americans" is more popular than repealing or keeping the Affordable Care Act.
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In Gallup's poll, Democrat-leaning voters mostly supported Obamacare, but 72 percent of all respondents who approve of it said they'd like to replace it with a "federally funded healthcare program providing insurance for all Americans," or what's commonly known as a "single-payer" system.
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Petplan Pet Insurance - North America is a Philadelphia-based pet insurance company, providing insurance for pet owners to cover veterinary bills.
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In 1997, SNS founded subsidiary SNS Asset Management, a company focussing on microfinance. In 1998, SNS founded Proteq Dier & Zorg (English: "Animal and care"), a wholly owned subsidiary providing insurance for pets. In 2014, it was rebranded as Reaal Dier & Zorg.
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In 2008 Marsh had launched Marsh & McLennan Agency, aimed at providing insurance for small and mid-sized companies, and Zaffino continued to expand it via acquisitions. In early 2015 Marsh & McLennan Companies named him chairman of MMC's Risk & Insurance Services segment, which included both Marsh and Guy Carpenter. In this capacity he led teams providing risk advice and capital solutions to companies in around 130 countries.
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In line with the international practices EXIAR is aimed at developing financial instruments for export state support providing insurance for export credits against commercial and political risks and covering political risks related to Russian investments abroad. Core activities of EXIAR are insurance of short-, mid- (up to 2 years) and long-term (up to 20 years) export and financial credits against commercial and political risks, as well as insurance of Russian investments abroad against political risks.
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California's LIHP was a health care coverage program for low-income, uninsured adults. The program began in 2010 and was an extension of the original 2007 Coverage Initiative from the previous Section 1115 Medicaid Waiver. LIHPs operate at the local level and are administered by the LADHS.6 As the country awaits the full implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) in 2014, LIHPs in California assist counties in providing insurance for their uninsured population.Cross, J. (2011, November 17).
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By 1901 the Institute had established a scheme for providing insurance for midwives who were forced to be in quarantine after attending a case of puerperal fever, had to defend themselves at inquests or pay fees to doctors. By 1919, local authorities were required to pay the doctor's fee and then recoup the sum back from the family. The Institute continued to campaign and in 1936, the Midwives' Act was passed. This encouraged training, introduced a diploma for those who passed an examination and instituted five- yearly refresher courses.
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NJM Insurance Group, originally known as New Jersey Manufacturers Casualty Insurance Company, formed as a workers’ compensation insurance company in 1913, shortly after New Jersey signed the Workmen’s Compensation Act. The Company’s original goal was to provide cost-effective, safety-conscious, and financially secure insurance to New Jersey business owners. By 1922, the Company was the largest provider of workers’ compensation insurance in New Jersey. In 1921, NJM began providing insurance for property loss, commercial auto accidents, private automobiles, and homes. NJM’s main office has been in West Trenton, New Jersey, since 1966.
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CIFG , a family of financial guaranty companies, was formerly a triple-A monoline insurer. Its mission is to provide global clients with secure and well-capitalized Triple-A credit protection through financial guarantee insurance, reinsurance and other credit enhancement products. At its height, CIFG was capitalized with nearly $3 billion in claims-paying resources, providing insurance for investment grade transactions in the public finance, project finance and structured finance markets. As a result of the credit crisis of 2007 and the collapse of the mortgage backed securities market, CIFG was downgraded multiple times by all three ratings agencies and eventually had all its ratings withdrawn.
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On September 22, 1993, US President Bill Clinton delivered a nationally televised speech about his healthcare reform plan to a joint session of Congress. From September 28 to 30, 1993, First Lady Hillary Clinton, the architect of the universal health care plan, testified about its details before five US congressional committees. The cost of providing insurance for the estimated 37 million people then uninsured was to be covered in part by new taxes on tobacco. On the last day of Hillary Clinton's testimony, The Wall Street Journal published an op-ed by McCaughey, who wrote that the 239-page draft legislation differed markedly from the White House's public statements and would have "devastating consequences".
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Due to its private purpose, a mutual benefit corporation pays the same taxes as a regular for- profit corporation (C corporation tax rates). However, the IRS still allows for tax exemptions for certain types of mutual-benefit nonprofits (501(c)(6)). Mutual benefit corporations are formed for common gain purposes such as providing insurance for members (many insurance companies still have "mutual" in their names, though many have since adopted other corporate forms), establishing a community financial institution, managing common property, or promoting the social or economic welfare of member individuals or organizations (for example through trade groups, professional organizations or business districts). Some mutual water companies are organized as mutual benefit corporations; an electric membership corporation is another example.
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