This document provides an overview of different types of insurance. It defines insurance as an arrangement where a company undertakes to provide compensation for specified losses in return for premium payments. It discusses types of non-life and life insurance and provides details on common types of insurance like motor, fire, health and marine insurance. The document also outlines some popular life insurance plans in India and lists some major insurance companies operating in the country.
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Insurance - method of transferring the risk of financial losses from one entity to another in exchange of premium.
Insurer - company selling the insurance
Insured - person/ entity whose risk is covered through insurance
Premium - charge for a certain amount of coverage
Policy - written contract or certificate of insurance
Risk - uncertainty of future or deviation from expected outcome resulting into losses
Peril - cause of a risk and losses, e.g. natural disasters
Hazard - condition that increases the frequency or severity of loss, e.g. open electric wires
Principles of Insurance guides out the norms to be followed for existence of contract between the insurer and insured, in absence of which the insurance contract could be void.
Principle of Indemnity
Principle of Insurable Interest
Principle of Utmost good faith
Principle of Contribution
Principle of Subrogation
Principle of Average
Principle of Proximate cause
Principle of Indemnity – It states that the insurer will compensate only the loss amount and not provide any sort of profit. It ensures to provide guaranteed coverage that would be enough to put the insured back to the financial position prior to loss.
Principle of Insurable Interest – It states that the insured must hold significant interest in the subject matter of insurance i.e. should be the owner. It should be evidenced that the insured is interested in preservation of thing, life or health insured and would suffer loss in case of damage.
Principle of Utmost good faith – According to this principle, both the parties to the insurance contract must disclose all fact material to the risk, voluntarily to each other.
Principle of Contribution – This principle is implemented when multiple insurance policies are covering the same property then in case of loss, coverage is provided proportionally by all insurance companies.
5. Principle of Average – This principle is applicable in case of under-insurance where the payout against a claim will be in same proportion as the value of under-insurance. Also, known as proportionate settlement.
6. Principle of Subrogation - As per this principle after the insured is compensated for the loss due to damage to property insured , then the right of ownership of
such property passes on to the insurer.
7. Principle of Proximate cause – In a series of event where loss has incurred due to more than one cause in succession, the proximate/nearest cause is identified and if that cause is insured against insurance co. is bound to pay and vice-versa.
Types of Insurance
Life Insurance
General Insurance - Fire Insurance, Motor Insurance, Health Insurance, Marine Insurance.
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What is Insurance ? An agreement that states something is protected if it is damaged, hurt, or stolen. Essentially, when you purchase insurance on something it can protect your investment. If anything happens that is covered by the policy you can receive funds from the insurance company to have it replaced, fixed or receive a cash settlement. www.lifethenfinance.com 2
3. What types of insurance are there? Health Insurance Automobile Insurance Renter’s Insurance Property Insurance Umbrella Policies
Watch full video on youtube to explore more, Click on the link below -
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Insurance - method of transferring the risk of financial losses from one entity to another in exchange of premium.
Insurer - company selling the insurance
Insured - person/ entity whose risk is covered through insurance
Premium - charge for a certain amount of coverage
Policy - written contract or certificate of insurance
Risk - uncertainty of future or deviation from expected outcome resulting into losses
Peril - cause of a risk and losses, e.g. natural disasters
Hazard - condition that increases the frequency or severity of loss, e.g. open electric wires
Principles of Insurance guides out the norms to be followed for existence of contract between the insurer and insured, in absence of which the insurance contract could be void.
Principle of Indemnity
Principle of Insurable Interest
Principle of Utmost good faith
Principle of Contribution
Principle of Subrogation
Principle of Average
Principle of Proximate cause
Principle of Indemnity – It states that the insurer will compensate only the loss amount and not provide any sort of profit. It ensures to provide guaranteed coverage that would be enough to put the insured back to the financial position prior to loss.
Principle of Insurable Interest – It states that the insured must hold significant interest in the subject matter of insurance i.e. should be the owner. It should be evidenced that the insured is interested in preservation of thing, life or health insured and would suffer loss in case of damage.
Principle of Utmost good faith – According to this principle, both the parties to the insurance contract must disclose all fact material to the risk, voluntarily to each other.
Principle of Contribution – This principle is implemented when multiple insurance policies are covering the same property then in case of loss, coverage is provided proportionally by all insurance companies.
5. Principle of Average – This principle is applicable in case of under-insurance where the payout against a claim will be in same proportion as the value of under-insurance. Also, known as proportionate settlement.
6. Principle of Subrogation - As per this principle after the insured is compensated for the loss due to damage to property insured , then the right of ownership of
such property passes on to the insurer.
7. Principle of Proximate cause – In a series of event where loss has incurred due to more than one cause in succession, the proximate/nearest cause is identified and if that cause is insured against insurance co. is bound to pay and vice-versa.
Types of Insurance
Life Insurance
General Insurance - Fire Insurance, Motor Insurance, Health Insurance, Marine Insurance.
Thank you for Watching
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What is Insurance ? An agreement that states something is protected if it is damaged, hurt, or stolen. Essentially, when you purchase insurance on something it can protect your investment. If anything happens that is covered by the policy you can receive funds from the insurance company to have it replaced, fixed or receive a cash settlement. www.lifethenfinance.com 2
3. What types of insurance are there? Health Insurance Automobile Insurance Renter’s Insurance Property Insurance Umbrella Policies
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Non Depository Financial Institution - Insurance Companies
-They are financial service whereby policyholder (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 written document detailing the terms and conditions.
TYPES
1. Life Insurance
2. Property/Casualty Insurance
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2. INSURANCE
An arrangement by which company or state
undertakes to provide a guarantee of compensation
for specified loss ,damage ,illness or death in return
for payment in a specified premium.
3. Insurance industry in India
Non-Life insuranceLife insurance
Motor insurance Fire insurance Health insurance Marine insurance
Types of insurance
4. Life insurance
• Life insurance is a contract between the policy
owner and the insurer.
• Life insurance provides a monetary benefit to a
decedent's family or other designated
beneficiary, and may specifically provide for
income to an insured person's family, burial,
funeral and other final expenses. Life insurance
policies often allow the option of having the
proceeds paid to the beneficiary either in a lump
sum cash payment or an annuity.
5. Motor insurance
Auto insurance protects the policyholder against
financial loss in the event of an incident involving
a vehicle they own, such as in a traffic collision.
6. Fire insurance
Insurance that is used to cover damage to a
property caused by fire. Fire insurance is a
specialized form of insurance beyond property
insurance, and is designed to cover the cost of
replacement, reconstruction or repair beyond
what is covered by the property insurance
policy.
7. Health insurance
Health insurance policies cover the cost of medical
treatments. Dental insurance, like medical insurance,
protects policyholders for dental costs. In most
developed countries, all citizens receive some health
coverage from their governments, paid for by
taxation. In most countries, health insurance is often
part of an employer's benefits.
8. Marine insurance
Marine Insurance covers the loss or damage
of ships, cargo, terminals, and any transport or
cargo by which property is transferred
9. LIFE INSURANCE PLANS
o Term Insurance.
o Endowment Insurance Plan.
o Money Back Policy.
o Group Life Insurance.
10. Insurance companies in India
• LIC ( life insurance corporation of India )
• Aviva Life insurance
• Max Life insurance
• SBI Life insurance
• Reliance life insurance
• TATA AIG Life insurance