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Indirect loss - ANSWERYou lose money (income) you incur additional expenses
as a result of a direct loss. (don't pay a deductible)
Direct loss - ANSWERActual loss of home, contents (pay a deductible)
Replacement Cost (co-insurance - ANSWERloss of real property (house), it's a partial
loss and replaced with like kind like quality (does NOT deduct depreciation) New for Old
Functional Replacement - ANSWERproduct no longer is available, (8 track for a
cd player)
Salvage Value (SFP) - ANSWERparts value sold after a total loss by insurance
company
Accident - ANSWEROne time event with a KNOWN PLACE and a KNOWN TIME.
Occurrence - ANSWERA type of accident that occurs over a period of time.
(hurricane)
Personal Injury - ANSWERDefame character, falsely arrested
Commercial General Liability - ANSWERPolicies offer liability coverage for the
commercial risk that does not qualify for coverage under another commercial multi-line
form. (Automatically covers personal injury liability)
Absolute Wind Hail Storm coverage - ANSWERThe only endorsement that takes
away coverage.
Beach Plan - ANSWERIncludes wind and hail.
Binder - ANSWERYour covered, may be written or oral
Certificate of Insurance - ANSWERProof of written insurance
Prudent Person Rule - ANSWERWhat would a normal person do if in the same
situation.
How many do you have to report a proof of loss unless you ask for an extension from he
insurance company - ANSWER60 days.
, Concealment - ANSWERFailure to state the entire truth (ex. mentions 2 of the
four accidents they had within a year)
Agent - ANSWER-Are representatives of the insurer (insurance company)
-Are given binding authority
-Operate on behalf of the company
Brokers - ANSWER-Representatives of the insured (customer) (they shop the
market on behalf of the client)
- must post a bond not less than $15,000
Fiduciary - ANSWERa relationship developed when and individual place trust in
someone else to perform certain duties or actions (agent, insured relationship)
An Agent can be held liable for? - ANSWERa. The agent has breached their
authority
b. The agent represents an incompetent principal
c. The agent commits a civil tort or a crime.
Agents duties to principal (insurance company) - ANSWERa. loyalty
b. Obedience
c. Use of reasonable care
d. Accurate accounting
e. Communication of information held by the agent to the company.
Errors and Omissions (E&C) - ANSWERAgents purchase this insurance to protect them
in case they make an error or omission through negligence or lack of knowledge.
Conditions - ANSWER(behaviors) states the rules of conduct for both the insured
and insurer (ex premium payments)
Exclusions - ANSWERlist perils not covered in policy
Insuring Agreements (Insuring Clause) - ANSWERStates the perils in the contract
and insurers responsibility to pay claims in the even a covered peril occurs.
Underwriting - ANSWER(quality control department of the insurance company. They
select applications that the company wishes to insure using standards established by
the company, but always guarding against adverse selections (risk)
Loss ratios - ANSWERDetermines by dividing the losses (claims) of the company
by the premiums collected. Determines whether a company has had a loss or profit