insurance poor
insurance poor adjective: short of money as a result of paying high insurance premiums.
Adjective
insurance poor (comparative more insurance poor, superlative most insurance poor)
- Short of money as a result of paying high insurance premiums.
- For how is it possible for a prospect to be “insurance poor” any more than it is possible for a man to be “stocks and bonds poor," or “owning too many apartment houses poor,” or “having too big a bank account poor”?1931, Insurance Newsweek, volume 32, page 16
- Most beginning business people soon find themselves “insurance poor” if they do not have the right agent. Talk to other small business people about who they use as their insurance agent.2007, Les Nunn, Financial Essentials for Successful Business
Forms of insurance poor
| comparative | more insurance poor |
|---|---|
| superlative | most insurance poor |
Questions about insurance poor
- What does insurance poor mean?
- Insurance poor means short of money as a result of paying high insurance premiums.
- What part of speech is insurance poor?
- Insurance poor is an adjective.
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