Definition of "insurance company" []

• Company that provides insurance policies. (noun)

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• "A top-performing sales rep for an insurance company while in her thirties, Arntsen, who used to run three miles a day, now lives on Social Security disability—which, she says ruefully, allows time for “my new full-time job—seeing specialists.”"
• "Although you can normally put unlimited sums of money into annuities in lump sums or through periodic payments, the insurance company will attempt to get you to “annuitize” or agree to a monthly guaranteed payout plan with a guaranteed income for you and your spouse over a period of years."
• "When your company offers you a health insurance policy as a company benefit, a nonoptional life insurance policy is normally included in the package, Including life insurance is one way an insurance company can add almost guaranteed profits since the mortality rate, or number of insured that will die each year in any large group of people covered by life insurance, is fairly predictable."