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ENDORSEMENT : A written form attached to an insurance policy that alters the policy’s coverage, terms, or conditions. Sometimes called a rider.
FREQUENCY : Number of times a loss occurs. One of the criteria used in calculating premium rates.
FUTURES : Agreement to buy a security for a set price at a certain date. Futures contracts usually involve commodities, indexes or financial futures.
INCOMEDATE : The date on which an insurer begins or is scheduled to begin making annuity benefit payments under an annuity contract. Also known as maturity date and annuity date.
LIQUIDATION : Enables the state insurance department as liquidator or its appointed deputy to wind up the insurance company’s affairs by selling its assets and settling claims upon those assets
MANUAL : A book published by an insurance or bonding company or a rating association or bureau that gives rates, classifications, and underwriting rules.
MEDIATION : Nonbinding procedure in which a third party attempts to resolve a conflict between two other parties.
POLICY : A written contract for insurance between an insurance company and policyholder stating details of coverage.
PREMIUM : The price of an insurance policy, typically charged annually or semiannually.
REDLINING : Literally means to draw a red line on a map around areas to receive special treatment.
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Across:6. | Number of times a loss occurs. One of the criteria used in calculating premium rates. | 7. | Literally means to draw a red line on a map around areas to receive special treatment. |
| 9. | A written form attached to an insurance policy that alters the policy’s coverage, terms, or conditions. Sometimes called a rider. |
| | Down:1. | The date on which an insurer begins or is scheduled to begin making annuity benefit payments under an annuity contract. Also known as maturity date and annuity date. | 2. | Agreement to buy a security for a set price at a certain date. Futures contracts usually involve commodities, indexes or financial futures. | 3. | A written contract for insurance between an insurance company and policyholder stating details of coverage. | 4. | Enables the state insurance department as liquidator or its appointed deputy to wind up the insurance company’s affairs by selling its assets and settling claims upon those assets |
| 5. | Nonbinding procedure in which a third party attempts to resolve a conflict between two other parties. | 8. | The price of an insurance policy, typically charged annually or semiannually. | 10. | A book published by an insurance or bonding company or a rating association or bureau that gives rates, classifications, and underwriting rules. |
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Across:6. | Number of times a loss occurs. One of the criteria used in calculating premium rates. | 7. | Literally means to draw a red line on a map around areas to receive special treatment. |
| 9. | A written form attached to an insurance policy that alters the policy’s coverage, terms, or conditions. Sometimes called a rider. |
| | Down:1. | The date on which an insurer begins or is scheduled to begin making annuity benefit payments under an annuity contract. Also known as maturity date and annuity date. | 2. | Agreement to buy a security for a set price at a certain date. Futures contracts usually involve commodities, indexes or financial futures. | 3. | A written contract for insurance between an insurance company and policyholder stating details of coverage. | 4. | Enables the state insurance department as liquidator or its appointed deputy to wind up the insurance company’s affairs by selling its assets and settling claims upon those assets |
| 5. | Nonbinding procedure in which a third party attempts to resolve a conflict between two other parties. | 8. | The price of an insurance policy, typically charged annually or semiannually. | 10. | A book published by an insurance or bonding company or a rating association or bureau that gives rates, classifications, and underwriting rules. |
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