
Insurance Law and Policy: Cases and Materials, Second Edition, authored by Tom Baker, a well-known and highly regarded figure in insurance law teaching and scholarship, is a contemporary text that stresses the big-picture role of insurance in American business and society. Thoroughly revised for currency in its second edition, this highly regarded casebook continues to be interesting ...
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This book focuses on problem-solving from managerial, consumer, and societal perspectives. It emphasizes both the business managerial aspects of risk management and insurance and the numerous consumer applications of the concept of risk management and insurance transaction. Specific chapter topics include insurance Regulation and contracts, basic property and ...
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This course surveys life and health insurance principles and concepts common to all state producer licensing exams, giving students the relevant information they need to help pass the exam on the first try. The text is intended as a comprehensive introduction to life and health insurance. Topics include insurance contracts, life insurance policies, premiums and proceeds, underwriting and ...
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What people probably picture under ‘disability’ is the loss of mobility after a sudden accident related either to work or sport. But as we can see from the statistics, the reality is quite different: twice more people turn disabled because of a serious illness (cancer, diabetes or heart disease) than due to an accident.
Disabled – what is the chance?
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It’s probably obvious why these discounts are offered – if your house is protected by an alarm, it’s a lot less likely the insurance company will have to pay you for theft. Just having the security device is enough to used to deter burglars, so break ins are less likely and your insurance company can rest easy that the chances of payout due to burglary will be ...
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