Insurance Promise Of Reimbursement
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Insurance: A Promise of Reimbursement
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Summary:
Insurance serves as a promise of reimbursement in case of loss, offered to individuals or companies concerned about potential risks. By paying premiums to an insurance company, these entities seek financial protection.
Understanding Insurance Principles:
Insurance is based on several key assumptions:
1. The possibility of loss and its consequences are uncertain.
2. Loss rates are quantifiable and predictable.
3. Losses are not catastrophic.
4. Losses are significant.
This implies that speculative risks, such as stock investments and gambling, are generally not covered.
Types of Insurance:
Broadly, insurance is categorized into two types: Life Insurance and Non-Life Insurance.
Life Insurance:
This covers the insured's life for a predetermined amount, known as the sum assured. It is paid either upon the insured's death within the policy term or when the term ends. Most life insurance policies are built around this concept.
Non-Life Insurance:
These policies cover everything except life. Despite having similar principles, there are two major differences from life insurance:
1. Premiums are calculated based on the depreciating value of the insured asset. Consequently, premiums increase to compensate for depreciation.
2. The premiums paid do not typically accumulate for payout at the end of the term, unless stated in the policy.
Examples of Non-Life Insurance:
1. Unemployment insurance against job loss
2. Celebrity insurance for intangible assets (e.g., teeth, legs)
3. Health and dental insurance
4. Employee group insurance by employers
5. Vehicle, homeowners, and machinery insurance
6. Insurance for goods in transit
Importance of Life Insurance:
It's crucial to recognize the significance of life insurance. It protects your dependents financially in your absence, covering liabilities such as home loans. In fact, the greater your liabilities, the more substantial your insurance coverage should be. Additionally, insurance can offer tax-deductible investment opportunities.
While insurance companies do make profits, they provide essential coverage, ensuring peace of mind and financial security.
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