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policyholder Definition

policy·holder (-hōl′dər)

noun

a person to whom an insurance policy is issued

policyholder Usage Examples

Possessives

expectation: There would be no failure of policyholders ' reasonable expectations where an insurer had an asset share policy that had been clearly communicated.

Converse of object

  • protect: The press notice reference to protecting policyholders had been a bit unfortunate.
  • advise: To advise policyholders on policy cover and issue claim forms.
  • inform: Insurers will also keep policyholders informed of developments at every stage.
  • exist: Likewise, existing policyholders also benefit from an in-house claims handling team who work with your insurer should you need to make a claim.
  • treat: AFS response to FSA CP 207: Treating with-profits policyholders fairly here.
  • tell: Life insurance companies often do not tell policyholders they can sell the policy on the open market, rather than cashing in.

Adjective modifier

  • prospective: Rank first it's to prospective policyholders in mediation not.
  • honest: At present, honest policyholders end up paying over the odds in premiums to cover monies lost to fraudulent activity.
  • existing: All existing policyholders seemed to be expecting a large payment for the sale of the Society.
  • comprehensive: Save up to 30 % , plus conditions: ( 1 ) Comprehensive policyholders?
  • former: It is very clear to me that many thousands of policyholders and former policyholders feel greatly aggrieved by events at Equitable Life.
  • potential: Equitable's managing director confirmed that the sales force had been adequately briefed and instructed to advise potential policyholders of the company's circumstances.

Modifies a noun

obligation: Standard & Poor's has not been requested to rate the capacity to meet policyholder obligations.

Noun used with modifier

  • with-profits: AFS response to FSA CP 207: Treating with-profits policyholders fairly here.
  • non-gar: By contrast, there were about 290,000 non-GAR policyholders.
  • with-profit: Bonuses will almost certainly be cut for with-profit policyholders.
  • endowment: In 2000, seven life insurers issued " promise to customer " letters, offering endowment policyholders reassurance on their investment returns.
  • automobile: Coverage can usually could give me million automobile policyholders.
  • auto: Auto policyholders can company from its instead of lowering.