TWEAK-Insurance *G11 Flashcards

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Is donation a concept relating to insurance

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No

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Insurance and assurance difference

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*Insurance - on assets, risk not guaranteed
*Assurance - on lives, risks guaranteed

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Insurance definition *3

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Contract of good faith between insurer and insured*
where insurer promises to compensate for insured risks*
and insured pays monthly premium

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Premiums are based on

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Value of insurable interest and risk involved

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Aim of insurance

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To provide protection for assets against damage or theft

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Assurance definition

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Cover for risk that is certain

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What is the aim of assurance *2

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Provide security for family* and cover long term risks

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Examples of assurance risks

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Death
Retirement

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Policy holder definition

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Person who takes out policy (is registered in their name)

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Beneficiary meaning

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Person who the policy pays out to

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Compulsory insurance *3

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*Road Accident Fund
*Unemployment Insurance Fund
*Compensation for Occupationsl Injuries and Diseas Act

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Non compulsory insurance *5

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*Vehicle
*Money in transit
*Fidelity
*Crop
*Business/Commercial

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What does UIF cover *2

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Loss of income as short term relief* when unemployed/unable to work*
Retrenched or pregnant (17 weeks)

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One may not claim uif if they were *3

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Fired
Termination
Contract terminated

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Explain UIF contributions

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1% deducted from salary, 1% from employer

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Are domestic workers covered by UIF

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Yes

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UIF excludes *3

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Public servants
Foreigners on contract
People employed less than 24 hours a month

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What does UIF stand for

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Unemployment Insurance Fund

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What does COIDA stand for

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Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act

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Explain COIDA *2

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Employers (on behalf of employees) take out compensation* as protection against injuries or death at work*

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How does COIDA protect the employer

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It protects them against claims made by the employee

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What compensation is made to employees that are unable to work due to injury *2

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Medical expenses
Loss of income

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COIDA does not apply to *4

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*military
*domestic workers
*police
*casual workers

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Employer register for COIDA and…

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An annual amount is paid

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What is compensation based on *2
Employee earnings Risk associated with the profession
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How to claim COIDA *2
*employee informs about injury ASAP while on duty *employer sends claim, medical report and necessary documentation to COMPENSATION COMMISSIONER
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What does RAF stand for
Road Accident Fund
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What does RAF apply to
Motor vehicles
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Explain how RAF works *2
Innocent drivers and passengers (+families) are covered against financial loss* due to injury from accidents*
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How is RAF contribution made
Levy on petrol and diesel
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What does RAF compensation include *3
*medical and future medical expenses *loss of income and future loss of income *pain and suffering
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Vehicle insurance: indemnity is offered to (a so victim cannot (b
(a guilty party (b claim
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Business/ commercial insurance *1+6
Protection from unforeseen events such as: *theft + burglary *contents *public liability (slip) *damages bc natural disasters *damages bc fire *force majeure
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What does damages bc fire (business insurance) cover
Damage to stock, buildings or equipment as a result of fire
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What does damage bc fire include *2
*damage by smoke *water used to extinguish
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What does damage bc fire not include *3
Fire as a result of: *riots/war *volcanoes *earthquake
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What does damage bc fire premium depend on
Risk and item value
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Example of risk (damage bc fire) *3
*nature of product *availability to extinguishers *building construction
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Why should insurer be notified as soon as a fire starts
To prove loss was a result of the fire
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What is the iron safe clause
Something that forces insured to keep stock records in a fire proof safe to prove value of stock
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Options for vehicle insurance *2
*third part, fire, theft *fully comprehensive
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Explain the theft, fire and third party option of VEHICLE THEFT *3
*if insured is responsible for accident, they’re not covered for damage, the other party’s vehicle is *older vehicles lose value over time > insurer write vehicle off and not pay out satisfactory amount *insured is covered against theft/fire
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Explain fully comprehensive as an option of vehicle insurance *3
*it covers all damage to car and the other car *other items must be listed separately to be insured *full indemnity in case of fire and debt
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What are premiums for vehicle insurance based on *2
Gender Value Age
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Risk of driver can include *2
*age *driving history
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Explain damage bc natural disasters (business insurance)
structural damage as a result of natural disasters, explosions and impact on vehicles
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What is premium based on for damage bc natural disaster
Value of goods, risk involved (location)
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Discuss contents (business insurance) *kinda 2
*equipment - loses value over time > adapt values or over insurance/ update number or under insurance *stock - iron safe clause (you knowwww it)
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Theft definition
Forced entry when business is closed to the public
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What does money in transit insurance cover *2
*potential loss that can happen between the bank and the business *3rd park companies will have necessary insurance to transfer money on contact
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What is the max amount of money in transit that can be covered
It’s specified in the policy
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What does fidelity insurance cover
Losses due to dishonesty of employees (theft, fraud)
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What are the covers for fidelity insurance *2
*individuals specified by position (<2) *a floating policy where all staff (in a certain position) are covered for an amount
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Crop Insurance
*aimed at farmers to cover risk that can arise from income generating assests * drought, flood, add insurance on livestock
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What does liability insurance cover
One’s losses due to neglect or defect in property
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What is group life cover *2
Insurance that ensures workers for an amount* equal to salary multiplied by a factor*
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Why is group life cover less expensive *3
A large number of people are insured* so there is less risk* and the company monthly income increases*
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Explain loss of income insurance
If a person is unable to work, the policy pays out loss of income
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What are some non insurable risks *5
*inflation *changes in fashion (trading stock) *technological advances *loss from war *illegal activities
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What are the requirements for a valid insurance contract *3
*insurable interest *good faith and honesty *contractual capacity
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Explain insurable interest *2
*able to prove financial loss if event occurs/ object is damaged *person/object at risk forms contact baisis
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Examples of cover for insurable interest *5
*own life *lives of copartner *life of spouse *life of property *life of debtor
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Example good faith and honesty *2
*relevant info that can affect risk is discussed *questions must be answered HONESTLY and ACCURATELY - IF NOT, POLICY IS NULL AND VOID - NO COMPENSATION
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What are the additional requirements of a valid insurance contract *5
*intention to bind - must be serious *obligation *legally binding - legal *communication of intent *executable
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What does contractual capacity refer to *2
Legal age Sound mind
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What does obligation refer to
Both parties must be clear of EXPECTATIONS
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What does communication of intent refer to
Contract must be clear of INTENT
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What are the advantages of insurance *2
*protects business/individual from loss *through indemnification, it ensures insured to be put in same financial position prior to event
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Advantages of assurance *4
*policies can be ceded to bank as loan security *protects creditor if debtor dies (outstanding amount) *provides security to FAMILIES as breadwinners provide *provides security to VICTIM as it compensates for medical expenses
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What concepts are related to insurance and assurance *max 7 min 4
*indemnification *security *average clause *excess *proximate cause *subrogation *cession/assignment
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What is indemnification *3
*When the financial position of insured will be the same as it was before the event (no loss nor profit) *Insurer cannot claim more than what's been lost *Only actual loss compensated
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What is the purpose of security
Give financial security to insured/insured’s dependents after retirement/death Just mention group life insurance
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What does average clause refer to
Asset not insured for correct value
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What is under insurance *3
*continuously nor paying sufficient premium *monthly premium too low *full loss value not indemnified
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What is over insurance *3
*Good are ensured for more than their value *Insured pays higher premium but won't benefit *if damage is caused, only value of asset is paid out
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What is excess *3
*% loss/claim that determines what insured should pay *amount on each claim not covered by policy *low excess, higher premium and vice versa
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What is reinsurance
Contract between two insurers to spread risk When insurer can’t cover full risk, they place a portion of it to a reinsurance company
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What is proximate cause *2
*Insurer is only responsible for loss as a direct result of event NOT SECONDARY *Contract specifies what's exactly covered
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Importance of insurance *2
*many events that may occur that could seriously impact business *compensated for potential loss
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Business interruption insurance
Loss that results in turnover
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Public liability insurance *2
*Owner/employee damages visitor/customer property *If someone dies during the cost of the business
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Short term insurance *2
Events may not occur*, in case they do insured wants to be INdemnified*
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Long term insurance *2
*Refers to lives - death/retirement *covers loved ones/maintains standard of living
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By taking out short and long term insurance…. *2
A monthly premium is payed by insured* to pass risk to insurer*
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COIDA advantages *2
*financial assistance for medical expenses *better medical care > return sooner > more productivity
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COIDA disadvantage
Many safety regulations according to law > difficult and expensive to fulfil
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COIDA: employer must endure (a and (b to minimise injury and death
(a minimum safety requirements instituted (b equipment in good order
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Articles + insured items *2
*higher value, higher premium *higher risk (crime rate, security), higher premium
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Life insurance *2
*higher amount taken out, higher premium *risky profession/living, higher premium
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Pros and cons of short term insurance *3x2
Pros *not worrying about uncertainties *insurance financing risk for bank while it finances asset *cheaper than expenses Cons *expensive if you never claim *check if covers ALL CIRCUMSTANCES for peace of mind *insurers give excuses not to claim bc fraud
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Pros and cons of long term insurance *3x2
Pros *dependents continue good standard of living *retirement annuities offer tax benefits *medical aid provides peace of mind as health expenses are covered Cons *proper research or waste *bankers don’t mention max sum allowed to be paid *capital growth may not me met bc large amounts of premium go to admin and handling fees
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Subtrogation *2
*cannot claim from guilty party who caused loss *right of Insurer to stand in insured place + exercise latter's rights Mainly car
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Ceasion/Assignment *2
*immediate need for money - policy to be signed over to creditor (as collateral) to get loan *endowment policy builds up over time (paid monthly premium)