high-ticket
Adjective Satellite
Meaning
very expensive
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big-ticket items like cars and furs
a big-ticket government program
Even if you don’t have a lot of stuff, being able to quickly replace high-ticket items such as sofas, televisions, and your laptop can make a huge difference in getting your life back to normal after an unpleasant event.
Simple math tells security providers that fraudsters are going to have far more interest in ACH and faster payments that would cover payroll, invoices, monthly billing installments and high-ticket items like automobiles.
This strategy is already being deployed by drug and device manufacturers with high-ticket technologies; health IT innovators are beginning to incorporate these schemes into their contracts with healthcare institutions.