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Property & Casualty

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Insurance   A contract that indemnifies agaisnt loss, damage, or liability from an unknown event. Transfers risk from the insured to a third party, the insurance company  
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Property Insurance   covers real property (structures) and personal property (moveable stuff) from covered causes of loss called perils  
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Casualty Insurance   covers insured from non-property losses. AKA as legal liability to others  
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Personal Lines   Insurance for families and individuals:AUTO HOMEOWNERS BOATS RECREATIONAL VEHICLES  
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Commercial Lines   Insurance for businesses: COMMERCIAL AUTO COMMERCIAL PROPERTY COMMERCIAL PROPERTY COMMERCIAL LIABILITY WORKER'S COMPENSATION  
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Risk   Uncertainty of financial loss  
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Pure risk   Chance of loss only. Only risks that are covered by insurance  
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Speculative risk   Chance of loss or gain. Not covered by insurance  
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Law of large numbers L.L.N.   As the number of homogenous (similar) loss exposures increases, the more accurate claims can be predicted from the group  
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Perils   common causes of loss such as fire, wind, lightning, and so on.  
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Named peril   specified peril that is listed on the policy  
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Opene peril   all risk: except the specifically excluded by the policy  
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Hazard   not causes of loss but things that increase the chance of a peril  
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Physical Hazard   Visisble characteristic  
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Moral Hazard   Dishonest tendencies  
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Morale Hazard   Attitude of carelessness  
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Direct loss   immediate physical damage to property  
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Indirect Loss   Loss that happens but due to the use of the property. AKA consequential  
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Insurable Interest (Must be present for insurance to pay)   financial risk of loss.  
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Proximate Cause   first cause in an unbroken chain of events  
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CALC   competent parties, Agreement, Legal purpose, consideration  
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Meaning of CALC   competent parties (18+ sane sober), agreement (offer and acceptance), legal purpose (transfer of risk is legal), consideration (exchange of values "premium")  
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Representations   information believed to be true, ex: answers by the insured  
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Misrepresentation   information that is not true  
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Material misrepresentation   info that is not true but would have caused the insurer to not issue the policy  
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Fraud   an all-out effort by one party to deceive and cheat the other  
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Warranty   Guarantees an insured wil do (or not do) something  
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Binder   Temporary contract of insurance pending issue of the policy  
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Binder Details   Usually issued by the agent, may be writeen or verbal, good for up to 30 days in Texas, can be cancelled by insurer, does not guarantee a policy will be issued, ceases automatically if a policy is issued/declined  
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Four parts of an insurance policy   Declarations, Insuring agreement, Conditions, Exclusions (DICE: Declarations, Insuring Agreement, Conditions, Conditions, Exclusions)  
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Declarations (DICE)   declarations page, sheet, or face of the policy. Tailors the policy to meet specific needs of an insured, contains the six P's  
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Six P's   Policy number, Parties (insurer, insured, mortagee or lien holder), Property description and location, Policy term (effective and expiration dates), Policy limits and deductibles, premium  
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Limits   of liability: max amount of coverage agreed to be paid per loss aggregates: max amount of total of all claims paid per policy period (usually found only on commercial policies)  
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Deductable   aka: retention or retention limit. requires the insured to pay a specific amount or percentage of the loss. Insurer pays in excess of deductible, effect of adding deductible; reduces premium, reduces frequency of claims  
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Premium   consideration paid by the insured. each day that passes the insurer earns more of the premium , if policy is terminated prior to expiration date the unearned premium must be returned  
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Insuring agreement   contains the insurer's promise to pay, includes the covered perils of a policy. Named, Open, and a combinatio of named and open PERILS  
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CONDITIONS (DICE)   Contains the duties and rights of the parties (ex: insured's duties in event of a loss, insurer's subrogation rights, mortagee rights. Also includes termination provisions, loss settlement, territory where coverage applies.  
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After a loss   insured must provide insurer with prompt notification, cooperation with the insurer, submission of proof or sworn statement (within 91 days in TX), if required.  
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After a loss (property policies)   Property policies require insured to protect property from further damage and provide an inventory of damaged property  
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INSURER Subrogation rights   If insurance company pays for the damages caused by someone else, then the insurer now has the right to go after the responsible party. the deductible is returned to the insured party if the insurer is able to collect from the at-fault party  
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Mortgage Rights   Mortgagee (Lender): pay the premium/file a proof of loss, receive claim payment up to the insurable interest  
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