Unit 3 Part A Flashcards
(30 cards)
property insurance policies typically cover…
first party losses/”my stuff” aka buildings/real property and personal belongings
casualty/liability policies cover…
third party losses, aka not the insured but the other party involved
first party
second party
third party
me
insurer
the other guy
DICEE
Declarations
Insuring agreements
Conditions
Endorsements & additional supplementary coverages
Exclusions
Declarations (DICEE)
1st page of the policy; who, what, when, where of the insured
Insuring agreement (DICEE)
describes covered perils/risks
Conditions (DICEE)
states policy provisions, rules of conduct, obligations etc required for coverage
If a policy provides liability coverage, the promise to defend the insured if sued is found under the
insuring agreement
Endorsements
add, modify, or take away coverage
Exclusions
take coverage away by describing property/perils/hazards that are not covered by the policy
definitions section of an insurance policy
clarifies meanings of certain terms used in the policy
additional/supplementary coverage
provides payment for certain additional expenses, may have a separate limit of insurance
named insured vs
first named insured vs
insureds by definition vs
additional insured
NI – person to which the policy is issued
F, NI – person listed first on declarations page if there is more than one person
NI by def – insureds not listed by name such as resident relatives
Add NI – done by endorsements
policy period and territory
period – where policy begins and ends
territory – where a loss must occur
the beginning and end dates of a policy are also known as
inception and expiration date
if the insured has paid premiums in advance for the future, the insurer must return this ________ ________ if the insured cancels the policy
unearned premium
prorated basis
if the insurer cancels the insured’s policy; the NI will receive a portion of the premium back depending on when the policy is canceled
a surcharge/penalty for early cancellation is applied on a….
short-rated basis (insurer is entitled to retain a large % of unearned premium)
flat cancellation
policy is canceled on the effective date
nonrenewal
occurs at expiration date with a required advance notice by insurer, not required of insured
deductible
amount paid out of pocket by insured; higher the deductible, lower the premium
“other insurance” condition/other sources of recovery
defines how reimbursement will occur where multiple policies cover the same loss
nonconcurrency
result of 2+ policies covering the same property but providing different coverage – not ideal, most commonly seen in commercial insurance policies
if more than one policy cover the same property, ______ insurance attaches immediately upon loss; _______ coverage pays whatever is not paid by the first policy
primary
excess