Cancellation Flashcards
When can policies be cancelled
By the insured immediately at anytime
When the insured cancels the policy
the insurer must obtain the policy signed off by the insured or obtain written authorization
When insurer cancels the policy
give insured notice of the termination in a specific manner, usually 15 days by registered mail or 5 days written notice of termination when personally delivered
Reasons for insurer cancellation
- non-payment of premium
- misrepresentation of risk
- fraudulent activity within policy
Retained Policy Premium for cancellations
50$ minimum retained policy premium
Short term 30 day policies
trip transit coverage is 30 day short term insurance policy and is subject to fully earned premiums
Snowmobiles cancellation
if insured cancels or removes snowmobile from policy, or removes their snowmobile physical damage coverage, insurers keep a portion of the premium based on seasonal use and calculations based on percentages of time on risk
Pro-rata cancellation
when return of premium paid is the full proportionate part due for the unexpired term
Short-rate cancellation
applicable when the return premium paid is less than the proportionate or pro rata part or time on risk that is still unearned
Special cancellation for seasonal vehicles
subject to a cancellation endorsement charged on a monthly basis due to greater exposure in some months over other months
Flat cancellations
for insurers, if the insured does not accept their renewal the policy may be cancelled flat that is no penalty for time on risk
min. retained premium may be charged when cancelling a policy