Statutory rape, huh?

Arrest him, Lisbon. Statutory rape.

Charge Mr. Maclean with statutory rape.

I cut me a slice of last year's premiums.

Blame high fuel costs, blame insurance premiums, blame technology.

They can no longer jack up your premiums without reason.

She bought health insurance. She paid her premiums on time.

They're just pieces of paper my benefactor's been collecting premiums on for years.

It was wrong to let insurance companies just jack up premiums for no reason.

If you multiply this by a 100 you would get 100 dollars in premiums.

These guys are just collecting premiums essentially on the insurance, without having to pay out anything.

And if you can't afford the premiums you'll receive a credit that helps pay for it.

Moreover, mothers who can deal with both, work and childcare, can keep paying their pension premiums.

Nowhere on the planet have all the creditors been bailed out in excess of what their statutory entitlements were.

If we get any heat before then well, then, I'm just gonna have to tell a statutory story, since I'm only 15.

like my closest girlfriends experiencing teenage pregnancy as a result of statutory rape, forcing them to leave school, become young mothers, and forfeit their education.

Family income has fallen by 4,000, but health insurance premiums are higher, food prices are higher, utility bills are higher, and gasoline prices have doubled.

let's see those zeros cancel out, this zero cancels out, they're getting, over the life of the policy, 1 dollar in premiums for every 100 dollars in insurance.

The one way to think about it is to think about what's the total premiums they're getting over the life of this policy divided by how much they are insuring me for.

First, when uninsured people who can afford coverage get sick and show up at the Emergency Room for care, the rest of us end up paying for their care in the form of higher premiums.

And second, if you ask insurance companies to cover people with pre existing conditions but don't require people who can afford it to buy their own insurance some folks might wait until they're sick to buy the care they need which would also drive up everybody else's premiums.