General Insurance Flashcards

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Insurance

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Managing risk by transferring it from the policyholder to the insurance company.

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Insurer

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The insurance company who issues the policy to the named insured.

          *The principal
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NamED Insured

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the policyholder

•The owner of the insurance contract who hold the rights and responsibilities

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4
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InsurED

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Not the holder

A person who is covered by an insurance policy but is not necessarily named

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5
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Principle of indemnity/indemnification

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•Insured is returned to their pre-loss state

*To make whole and not profit

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6
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Insurable interest

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  • Having a financial stake/interest in property.

* Legal and substantial economic interest in property at the time of loss

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7
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Occurrence

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An occurrence is an accident and includes continuous and repeated exposure to the same Injurious conditions.

     Long-term/overtime 
     Continuous
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Risk

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The chance, uncertainty or possibility of loss.

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9
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Types of risk

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Speculative-risk A chance of loss or gain

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10
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Pure risk/absolute loss

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The chance of loss without the chance of gain.

Example: auto insurance/pure risk

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11
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Peril/Cause of loss

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The reason the loss occurred

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12
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Loss

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An event that causes an economic or financial hurt

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13
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Direct loss

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Physical destruction to property caused by a peril

when you see it

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14
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And direct/consequential loss

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An economic loss caused by a direct loss
Examples:

  • A rental car after an auto accident*
  • A hotel/living in a trailer after a tornado destroyed a house*
  • meals at a restaurant following a kitchen fire*
  • Lost rental income when a tenant does not pay rent due to a covered loss*
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15
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Hazard

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A condition that increases the likelihood/chance of a loss occurring

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16
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Physical hazard

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A hazard cause by something you can see/tangible

A feature that may increase injury

17
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Moral Hazard

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A hazard caused by the dishonesty of the insured

18
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Morale hazard

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A hazard caused by the carelessness of the insured or the failure to do something