Insurance provides financial protection against loss of property, income, or life by having the insured pay a premium to the insurer. There are two main types of insurance: life insurance and property/casualty insurance. Life insurance pays a beneficiary a sum of money if the insured person dies, in exchange for regular premium payments. Property insurance covers damage to property from accidents, natural disasters, or other incidents.
2. They are financial service whereby policy holder
(insured) are given financial protection against loss of
properties, income or life, for a premium.
PREMIUM is the amount of money that an individual or
business must pay for an insurance policy.
INSURANCE POLICY is a document detailing the terms
and conditions of a contract of insurance.
INSURER is the insurance companies or government.
INSURED can be an individuals, businesses, government.
3. Types :
1. Life Insurance
2. Property/Casualty Insurance
LIFE INSURANCE
A contract between an insurance policy holder and an
insurance company, where the insurance company
promises to pay a designated beneficiary a sum of
money in exchange for a premium, upon the death of an
insured person or after a set period
4. Types
1. Whole Life Insurance
2. Term Life Insurance
Whole Life Insurance
Lasts as long as the insured remains alive and provides
a savings component against which the insured can
borrow under most circumstances
Term Life Insurance
Lasts only for a certain period of time and pays the death
benefit only if the insured dies during that time
5. Sun Life of Canada (Philippines) Inc.
Philippine AXA Life Insurance Corp.
BPI Philam Life Assurance Corp., Inc.
Philippine American Life & Gen. Ins. Co.
BDO Life Assurance Company
6. Types :
1. Life Insurance
2. Property/Casualty Insurance
Property Insurance
They insure against injury or property loss resulting from
accidents, work related injuries, malpractice, natural
calamities and at the extreme, exotic adventures as trip
to wild.
7. Types
1. Homeowners insurance
2. Auto Insurance
3. Flood Insurance
4. Health Insurance
5. Fire Insurance
Homeowners Insurance
Insures one’s house ant it’s contents.
Auto Insurance
Covers one’s, spouse’s and relatives’ home and other
licensed drivers to whom the insurer gives permission to drive
his car.
8. Flood Insurance
Covers damage to any structure or the content therein
cause by flood.
Health Insurance
Covers the cost of an insured individuals medical and
surgical expenses during an illness
Fire Insurance
Covers damage or loss caused by fire or lightning
9. Malayan Insurance Company
Pioneer Insurance and Surety Corporation
PNB General Insurers Company
AIG Philippines Insurance Company
Charter Ping An
The insurance premium is income for the insurance company, once it is earned, and also represents a liability in that the insurer must provide coverage for claims being made against the policy.
Policy War (declared or undeclared), service in the military (naval or air forces, or in civilian forces) Suicide (within two years from the policy issue date)
An airplane accident (per conditions specified in your policy)
Life insurance can help defray costs of the funeral, pay off the estate's debts, and may provide for the survivors' (notably a widow or widower) future.
It may include the homeowner’s policy, renter’s policy, flood insurance, shopkeeper’s policy, office package policy, and earthquake insurance policy. Such policies instead of just covering the risk of the property might also include some of the personal liabilities also.
Insurance companies issue insurance policy from individuals, companies or government, they collect funds and transfer them to entities to real investment