Asked by Des
Actual payments by an insurance company for losses that happen are called:
A. benefits.
B. coverage.
C. premiums.
D. insurable interest.
I think it might be C.
A. benefits.
B. coverage.
C. premiums.
D. insurable interest.
I think it might be C.
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Premiums are what people pay to the insurance companies to KEEP their insurance current.
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Let us know what you decide after you are crystal clear on the meanings of these terms.
Answered by
Des
alright. i think is D. insurable interest.
Answered by
Des
sorry wrong place its B. coverage.
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