policyholder
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of policyholder
Example Sentences
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Allen, whose district includes the Palisades fire zone, has a platform that calls stabilization of the insurance market, which has seen carriers drop policyholders in fire-prone neighborhoods, while cracking down on insurer wrongdoing.
From Los Angeles Times
But also key to his campaign is stabilizing an insurance market that over the last several years has seen insurers drop policyholders by the hundreds of thousands, especially in fire-prone neighborhoods.
From Los Angeles Times
The insurance department contends that policyholder complaints are confidential, even for those filing the complaint.
From Los Angeles Times
She demanded the company apologize to its policyholder.
From Los Angeles Times
The recovered funds would compensate policyholders for rising premiums and other expenses, including the cost of fire-proofing their properties.
From Los Angeles Times
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