self-insure — ˌself inˈsure verb [intransitive, transitive] INSURANCE in the US and some other countries, if a company self insures, it keeps money specially to pay for any accidents to employees, harm caused to others etc, instead of buying insurance from an… … Financial and business terms
self-insure — self′ insure′ v. t. insured, insuring bus to protect (one s property or interests) by means of self insurance • Etymology: 1930–35 self′ insur′er, n … From formal English to slang
Self-insure — A method of managing risk by setting aside a pool of money to be used if an unexpected loss occurs. Theoretically, one can self insure against any type of loss. However, in practice, most people choose to buy insurance against potentially large,… … Investment dictionary
self-insure — /self in shoor , self /, v., self insured, self insuring. v.t. 1. to subject (one s property or interests) to self insurance. v.i. 2. to insure with self insurance. [1930 35] * * * … Universalium
self-insure — /self in shoor , self /, v., self insured, self insuring. v.t. 1. to subject (one s property or interests) to self insurance. v.i. 2. to insure with self insurance. [1930 35] … Useful english dictionary
self-insure — verb Date: 1932 to insure oneself; especially to practice self insurance • self insurer noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
self-insurer — self insure ˌself inˈsure verb [intransitive, transitive] INSURANCE in the US and some other countries, if a company self insures, it keeps money specially to pay for any accidents to employees, harm caused to others etc, instead of buying… … Financial and business terms
self-insurance — self insure ˌself inˈsure verb [intransitive, transitive] INSURANCE in the US and some other countries, if a company self insures, it keeps money specially to pay for any accidents to employees, harm caused to others etc, instead of buying… … Financial and business terms
self-insurer — noun see self insure … New Collegiate Dictionary
self-insured — See self insure. * * * … Universalium