young invincible n.— «The company is now rolling out Tonik or similar products nationwide, aiming for what it refers to as “young invincibles,” Americans 19 through their early 30s who tend not to have health insurance...
tombstoning n.— «It is believed part of Mohamed’s scam involved “tombstoning”—an illegal practice of signing the names of dead or fictitious people to life insurance policies and collecting an advance commission from the...
monoline n. a company specializing in a single type of financial business, such as credit cards, home mortgages, or a sole class of insurance. Editorial Note: Monolines are often required by government regulation rather than by market conditions...
monoline n.— «Health insurance is offered by about 1,300 organizations. Of these, 819 are insurance companies—560 life, 221 casualty and thirty-eight monoline, offering only health insurance.» —“Savings Dollar Eagerly...
monoline n.— «Only 13 companies belong to MICA. They are the closely regulated “monoline” mortgage insurance firms that only guarantee mortgage loans, with state laws forbidding them to enter any other insurance business...
robo-call n.— «Last time I got robocalled, the discussion went something like: “Would you like blah blah blah insurance information…?”» —“Re: Retaliate against Robot salesmen (Update)” by Peter da...