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Assessor Person who works for the insurance company and calculates the amount of compensation when loss or damage occurs.
Actuary Person who works for an insurance company and calculates the amount of the premium.
Premium The amount the insured pays to the insurance company in return for being protected against the risk of loss or damage.
Insurance Policy Is the legal contract between the insured and the insurance company. It sets out who is insured, what is insured, any conditions and how long the insurance is for.
Principles 0f Insurance The rules of Insurance
Utmost good faith Must always tell the truth when dealing with the insurance company.
Indemnity The insured cannot make a profit from an insurance compensation claim.
Insurable interest The insured must have a legal interest in the item being insured. They must benefit financially for its continued existence and suffer from it loss.
Subrogation When the insured receives compensation, the item lost, damaged or stolen becomes the property of the insured company.
Contribution If a person insures the same item with a number of companies and seeks compensation, they will only receive a portion of money from each company.
Pooling of Risk An insurance company needs to have a large amount of people wanting to insure the same type of risk.
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