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Insurance

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What is insurance Insurance is a written promise by an insurance company to pay money to a person who has suffered a loss
What is a premium Customers pay a fee (premium) each year to be insured.
What is pooling of risk The premiums of all customers go into a shared pot. If a customer has an accident it is paid out of this pot (pooling of risk).
How do insurance companies make a profit The money left in the pot after pooling of risk is the profit
What are the 2 parts of home insurance that affect cost The value of the house and value of its contents.
How can the cost of home insurance be reduced? Install smoke detectors, window locks, alarms etc
What affects the price of motor insurance Your age, license type, engine size and previous driving history
What is 3rd party motor insurance Required by law. if the accident is your fault, it insures damage/injury to the car/passengers involved in an accident but NOT you unless your car is stolen or damaged
What is comprehensive motor insurance More expensive than 3rd party, if the accident is your fault, it pays for everyone and everything
What is a no claims bonus If you don't have any accidents in the year, you may get a % off your premium next year as a reward
What is life insurance Provides money to peoples families after they die, useful is the deceased if the breadwinner
Explain the 3 types of life insurance Pure - Keep paying until you die, Paid in lump sum Endowment - Paid until a certain age, then you cash out your policy value Term - Pays off a loan if you die
What is income protection insurance The company will pay you if you have to stop working, payment continues until you are 60yrs old or fit to work
What is insurable interest 1st principle of insurance. It means you can only insure something that you benefit from and would cost money to replace e.g. your house is valid but not your friends
What is Utmost Good Faith 2nd principle When you apply for insurance you must answer all questions honestly and truthfully. The company can refuse to pay out if you don't
What is a material fact Pieces of information that might increase the chance of an accident
What is Indemnity 3rd principle. You must not make a profit from insurance. You must be in the same position as before
What is subrogation 4th principle. After you are paid compensation, the item is now property of the insurance company. If you find the item and decide to keep it, you must pay back the compensation
What is contribution 5th principle. If you are insured with multiple companies, you will only receive a portion of the pay-out to not break indemnity. e.g. a 100 item insured by 2 companies will only pay 50 each
What is loading This is money added onto the price of your insurance if you are deemed higher risk e.g. young people, smokers
What is an exclusion clause Companies may refuse to pay certain risks if they cost too much e.g. earthquakes, floods
What is compensation The money you receive to help replace/repair the damaged items
What is a policy excess When a loss occurs you have to pay yourself a small amount (200 etc) and the insurance company pays the rest
What are some details on a claims form Insured person, insured item, details on the loss/damage, cost and current value, other policies, police report
What is over insurance If you insure an item for more then its worth, the company will only pay its current value
What is under insurance If you under insure something for less than its worth, the average clause formula is used to determine a pay out
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