2. PREMIUM
• Price for insurance
• Consideration amount paid by insured
• One time payment or at a regular periodical intervals
• Payable in advance
• Default in premium payment
3. CONTI…..
PREMIUM MUST BE SUFFICIENT TO MEET OR COVER THE FOLLOWING EXPENSES:
• Expected Claims
• Reserve for Outstanding Claims
• Provision for the Clients' Acquisition Costs and Management Expenses
• Provision for Tax Liability
• Reasonable provision for Contingencies and Profit margin must be made
4. COMPONENTS OF PREMIUM
A Premium consists of Three Portions:
1. Mortality
2. Expenses
3. Investment
7. PREMIUM PAYMENT MODES
• SINGLE PREMIUM
• LEVEL PREMIUM
• LIMITED PREMIUM
• FLEXIBLE PREMIUM PLAN
8. CONTI…..
1. SINGLE PREMIUM:
• Payment of single cash sum
• Not popular
2. LEVEL PREMIUM
• Not single premium
• Payable until maturity
• Life policy of any duration
9. CONTI…..
• Annually, half yearly, quarterly or monthly
• Financing life insurance on instalment basis
3. LIMITED PREMIUM:
• Premium paid for a lesser period
• Risk is covered for entire period
• Premium is higher compared to level premium
10. CONTI…..
• Premium payable = actuarial equivalent of the premium payable
• Contract varies between single and level premium
• Suitable for professionals
4. FLEXIBLE PREMIUM PLAN:
• Flexibility of deciding the amount of premium
• Subject to company rules
• From the amount paid, premium will be deducted
• Policy cash value
11. COMPUTATION OF PREMIUM
• Complex arithmetic
• Technical processing of actuarial and statistical principle
• Actuary
1. Risk Premium
2. Net Premium or Pure Premium
3. Office Premium
4. Tabular Premium
12. CALCULATION OF AGE OF LIFE ASSURED
1. Human Life Value Approach
2. Need-based Approach
3. Multiple Approach