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InsuranceInsurance is defined as a promise of compensation for specific potential future losses in exchange for a periodic payment. Today the most common things people insure are their home, contents, car, etc. How does insurance work? Consumers pay premiums on their insurance policies into a common fund run by an insurance company. The premium size depends upon the risk being isured - the higher the risk the higher the premium. For instance a young driver will tend to pay a higher premium than an older driver on their car. Additionally the larger the surface area of your home the higher the premium. 6.1 Types of InsuranceInsurance that provides protection only for a specified period of time... 6.2 Things to look out for You're a statistic. To an insurer, you're not a person, you're a set of risks... 6.3 Why is it expensive? Your sex, your age, your marital status, and what neighborhood you live in all contribute to an insurer's prediction of whether you'll file a claim. .. |
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