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Что (кто) такое insurance premium - определение

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Insurance Premium Tax (United Kingdom)         
Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) is a type of indirect tax levied on general insurance premiums in the United Kingdom.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insurance_Premium_Tax_(United_Kingdom)
Health Insurance Premium Payment Program         
The Health Insurance Premium Payment Program (HIPP) is a Medicaid program that allows a recipient to receive free private health insurance paid for entirely by their state's Medicaid program. A Medicaid recipient must be deemed 'cost effective' by the HIPP program of their state.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_Insurance_Premium_Payment_Program
Insurance law         
  • derivative]]s that contributed to the [[Global Financial Crisis]].
LAWS AND REGULATIONS THAT RELATE TO INSURANCE
Insurance Law; Insurance regulation; Premium law
Insurance law is the practice of law surrounding insurance, including insurance policies and claims. It can be broadly broken into three categories - regulation of the business of insurance; regulation of the content of insurance policies, especially with regard to consumer policies; and regulation of claim
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insurance_law
Liquidity premium         
In economics, a liquidity premium is the explanation for a difference between two types of financial securities (e.g.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquidity_premium
insured         
  • bloodstock]] policy.
  • ''Accidents will happen'' (William H. Watson, 1922) is a slapstick silent film about the methods and mishaps of an insurance broker. Collection [[EYE Film Institute Netherlands]].
  • [[Amicable Society for a Perpetual Assurance Office]], Serjeants' Inn, Fleet Street, [[London]], 1801
  • A wrecked vehicle in [[Copenhagen]]
  • [[Hurricane Katrina]] caused over $80 billion of storm and flood damage.
  • Merchants have sought methods to minimize risks since early times. Pictured, ''Governors of the Wine Merchant's Guild'' by [[Ferdinand Bol]], c. 1680.
  • Great Western Hospital, [[Swindon]]
  • [[Lloyd's Coffee House]] was the first organized market for marine insurance.
  • Leaflet promoting the [[National Insurance Act 1911]]
  • [[Workers' compensation]], or employers' liability insurance, is compulsory in some countries.
  • written off]] after ditching into the [[Hudson River]].
  • Certificate issued by Republic Fire Insurance Co. of New York c. 1860
  • The [[subprime mortgage crisis]] was the source of many [[liability insurance]] losses.
  • This [[tornado]] damage to an [[Illinois]] home would be considered an "[[Act of God]]" for insurance purposes.
  • World Trade Center]]'s insurance policy.
  • 9/11]].
EQUITABLE TRANSFER OF THE RISK OF A LOSS, FROM ONE ENTITY TO ANOTHER IN EXCHANGE FOR PAYMENT
Insurer; Insurance premium; Insurance company; Assurfinance; Insured; Insurance group; Insurance companies; Funeral insurance; Insurance claims processing; Insurance claim; Insurance product; Insurance firm; Insure; Business insurance; Insurance agent; Insurence; Personal property and casualty; Compulsory insurance; Insurance industry; Insurers; Insures; Insuring; Insurances; Uninsured; Crime insurance; Types of insurance; Hurricane insurance; Insurance Industry; Premium (finance); Media Insurance; Principle of insurance; Combined ratio; Policy holder; Policy-holder; Policyholder; Private insurance; Insurance fund; Insurance carrier; Insurance event; Insurance Company; Premium (insurance); Admitted insurance
(insured)
The insured is the person who is insured by a particular policy. (LEGAL)
Once the insured has sold his policy, he naturally loses all rights to it.
N-COUNT: usu sing, the N
insurer         
  • bloodstock]] policy.
  • ''Accidents will happen'' (William H. Watson, 1922) is a slapstick silent film about the methods and mishaps of an insurance broker. Collection [[EYE Film Institute Netherlands]].
  • [[Amicable Society for a Perpetual Assurance Office]], Serjeants' Inn, Fleet Street, [[London]], 1801
  • A wrecked vehicle in [[Copenhagen]]
  • [[Hurricane Katrina]] caused over $80 billion of storm and flood damage.
  • Merchants have sought methods to minimize risks since early times. Pictured, ''Governors of the Wine Merchant's Guild'' by [[Ferdinand Bol]], c. 1680.
  • Great Western Hospital, [[Swindon]]
  • [[Lloyd's Coffee House]] was the first organized market for marine insurance.
  • Leaflet promoting the [[National Insurance Act 1911]]
  • [[Workers' compensation]], or employers' liability insurance, is compulsory in some countries.
  • written off]] after ditching into the [[Hudson River]].
  • Certificate issued by Republic Fire Insurance Co. of New York c. 1860
  • The [[subprime mortgage crisis]] was the source of many [[liability insurance]] losses.
  • This [[tornado]] damage to an [[Illinois]] home would be considered an "[[Act of God]]" for insurance purposes.
  • World Trade Center]]'s insurance policy.
  • 9/11]].
EQUITABLE TRANSFER OF THE RISK OF A LOSS, FROM ONE ENTITY TO ANOTHER IN EXCHANGE FOR PAYMENT
Insurer; Insurance premium; Insurance company; Assurfinance; Insured; Insurance group; Insurance companies; Funeral insurance; Insurance claims processing; Insurance claim; Insurance product; Insurance firm; Insure; Business insurance; Insurance agent; Insurence; Personal property and casualty; Compulsory insurance; Insurance industry; Insurers; Insures; Insuring; Insurances; Uninsured; Crime insurance; Types of insurance; Hurricane insurance; Insurance Industry; Premium (finance); Media Insurance; Principle of insurance; Combined ratio; Policy holder; Policy-holder; Policyholder; Private insurance; Insurance fund; Insurance carrier; Insurance event; Insurance Company; Premium (insurance); Admitted insurance
(insurers)
An insurer is a company that sells insurance. (BUSINESS)
N-COUNT
Insure         
  • bloodstock]] policy.
  • ''Accidents will happen'' (William H. Watson, 1922) is a slapstick silent film about the methods and mishaps of an insurance broker. Collection [[EYE Film Institute Netherlands]].
  • [[Amicable Society for a Perpetual Assurance Office]], Serjeants' Inn, Fleet Street, [[London]], 1801
  • A wrecked vehicle in [[Copenhagen]]
  • [[Hurricane Katrina]] caused over $80 billion of storm and flood damage.
  • Merchants have sought methods to minimize risks since early times. Pictured, ''Governors of the Wine Merchant's Guild'' by [[Ferdinand Bol]], c. 1680.
  • Great Western Hospital, [[Swindon]]
  • [[Lloyd's Coffee House]] was the first organized market for marine insurance.
  • Leaflet promoting the [[National Insurance Act 1911]]
  • [[Workers' compensation]], or employers' liability insurance, is compulsory in some countries.
  • written off]] after ditching into the [[Hudson River]].
  • Certificate issued by Republic Fire Insurance Co. of New York c. 1860
  • The [[subprime mortgage crisis]] was the source of many [[liability insurance]] losses.
  • This [[tornado]] damage to an [[Illinois]] home would be considered an "[[Act of God]]" for insurance purposes.
  • World Trade Center]]'s insurance policy.
  • 9/11]].
EQUITABLE TRANSFER OF THE RISK OF A LOSS, FROM ONE ENTITY TO ANOTHER IN EXCHANGE FOR PAYMENT
Insurer; Insurance premium; Insurance company; Assurfinance; Insured; Insurance group; Insurance companies; Funeral insurance; Insurance claims processing; Insurance claim; Insurance product; Insurance firm; Insure; Business insurance; Insurance agent; Insurence; Personal property and casualty; Compulsory insurance; Insurance industry; Insurers; Insures; Insuring; Insurances; Uninsured; Crime insurance; Types of insurance; Hurricane insurance; Insurance Industry; Premium (finance); Media Insurance; Principle of insurance; Combined ratio; Policy holder; Policy-holder; Policyholder; Private insurance; Insurance fund; Insurance carrier; Insurance event; Insurance Company; Premium (insurance); Admitted insurance
·vt To make sure or secure; as, to insure safety to any one.
II. Insure ·vi To Underwrite; to make insurance; as, a company insures at three per cent.
III. Insure ·vt Specifically, to secure against a loss by a contingent event, on certain stipulated conditions, or at a given rate or premium; to give or to take an insurance on or for; as, a merchant insures his ship or its cargo, or both, against the dangers of the sea; goods and buildings are insured against fire or water; persons are insured against sickness, accident, or death; and sometimes hazardous debts are insured.
insure         
  • bloodstock]] policy.
  • ''Accidents will happen'' (William H. Watson, 1922) is a slapstick silent film about the methods and mishaps of an insurance broker. Collection [[EYE Film Institute Netherlands]].
  • [[Amicable Society for a Perpetual Assurance Office]], Serjeants' Inn, Fleet Street, [[London]], 1801
  • A wrecked vehicle in [[Copenhagen]]
  • [[Hurricane Katrina]] caused over $80 billion of storm and flood damage.
  • Merchants have sought methods to minimize risks since early times. Pictured, ''Governors of the Wine Merchant's Guild'' by [[Ferdinand Bol]], c. 1680.
  • Great Western Hospital, [[Swindon]]
  • [[Lloyd's Coffee House]] was the first organized market for marine insurance.
  • Leaflet promoting the [[National Insurance Act 1911]]
  • [[Workers' compensation]], or employers' liability insurance, is compulsory in some countries.
  • written off]] after ditching into the [[Hudson River]].
  • Certificate issued by Republic Fire Insurance Co. of New York c. 1860
  • The [[subprime mortgage crisis]] was the source of many [[liability insurance]] losses.
  • This [[tornado]] damage to an [[Illinois]] home would be considered an "[[Act of God]]" for insurance purposes.
  • World Trade Center]]'s insurance policy.
  • 9/11]].
EQUITABLE TRANSFER OF THE RISK OF A LOSS, FROM ONE ENTITY TO ANOTHER IN EXCHANGE FOR PAYMENT
Insurer; Insurance premium; Insurance company; Assurfinance; Insured; Insurance group; Insurance companies; Funeral insurance; Insurance claims processing; Insurance claim; Insurance product; Insurance firm; Insure; Business insurance; Insurance agent; Insurence; Personal property and casualty; Compulsory insurance; Insurance industry; Insurers; Insures; Insuring; Insurances; Uninsured; Crime insurance; Types of insurance; Hurricane insurance; Insurance Industry; Premium (finance); Media Insurance; Principle of insurance; Combined ratio; Policy holder; Policy-holder; Policyholder; Private insurance; Insurance fund; Insurance carrier; Insurance event; Insurance Company; Premium (insurance); Admitted insurance
v. (D; refl., tr.) to insure against; for (to insure one's home against loss from fire; to insure one's life for fifty thousand dollars)
insurance         
  • bloodstock]] policy.
  • ''Accidents will happen'' (William H. Watson, 1922) is a slapstick silent film about the methods and mishaps of an insurance broker. Collection [[EYE Film Institute Netherlands]].
  • [[Amicable Society for a Perpetual Assurance Office]], Serjeants' Inn, Fleet Street, [[London]], 1801
  • A wrecked vehicle in [[Copenhagen]]
  • [[Hurricane Katrina]] caused over $80 billion of storm and flood damage.
  • Merchants have sought methods to minimize risks since early times. Pictured, ''Governors of the Wine Merchant's Guild'' by [[Ferdinand Bol]], c. 1680.
  • Great Western Hospital, [[Swindon]]
  • [[Lloyd's Coffee House]] was the first organized market for marine insurance.
  • Leaflet promoting the [[National Insurance Act 1911]]
  • [[Workers' compensation]], or employers' liability insurance, is compulsory in some countries.
  • written off]] after ditching into the [[Hudson River]].
  • Certificate issued by Republic Fire Insurance Co. of New York c. 1860
  • The [[subprime mortgage crisis]] was the source of many [[liability insurance]] losses.
  • This [[tornado]] damage to an [[Illinois]] home would be considered an "[[Act of God]]" for insurance purposes.
  • World Trade Center]]'s insurance policy.
  • 9/11]].
EQUITABLE TRANSFER OF THE RISK OF A LOSS, FROM ONE ENTITY TO ANOTHER IN EXCHANGE FOR PAYMENT
Insurer; Insurance premium; Insurance company; Assurfinance; Insured; Insurance group; Insurance companies; Funeral insurance; Insurance claims processing; Insurance claim; Insurance product; Insurance firm; Insure; Business insurance; Insurance agent; Insurence; Personal property and casualty; Compulsory insurance; Insurance industry; Insurers; Insures; Insuring; Insurances; Uninsured; Crime insurance; Types of insurance; Hurricane insurance; Insurance Industry; Premium (finance); Media Insurance; Principle of insurance; Combined ratio; Policy holder; Policy-holder; Policyholder; Private insurance; Insurance fund; Insurance carrier; Insurance event; Insurance Company; Premium (insurance); Admitted insurance
n.
Assurance, security against loss.
insure         
  • bloodstock]] policy.
  • ''Accidents will happen'' (William H. Watson, 1922) is a slapstick silent film about the methods and mishaps of an insurance broker. Collection [[EYE Film Institute Netherlands]].
  • [[Amicable Society for a Perpetual Assurance Office]], Serjeants' Inn, Fleet Street, [[London]], 1801
  • A wrecked vehicle in [[Copenhagen]]
  • [[Hurricane Katrina]] caused over $80 billion of storm and flood damage.
  • Merchants have sought methods to minimize risks since early times. Pictured, ''Governors of the Wine Merchant's Guild'' by [[Ferdinand Bol]], c. 1680.
  • Great Western Hospital, [[Swindon]]
  • [[Lloyd's Coffee House]] was the first organized market for marine insurance.
  • Leaflet promoting the [[National Insurance Act 1911]]
  • [[Workers' compensation]], or employers' liability insurance, is compulsory in some countries.
  • written off]] after ditching into the [[Hudson River]].
  • Certificate issued by Republic Fire Insurance Co. of New York c. 1860
  • The [[subprime mortgage crisis]] was the source of many [[liability insurance]] losses.
  • This [[tornado]] damage to an [[Illinois]] home would be considered an "[[Act of God]]" for insurance purposes.
  • World Trade Center]]'s insurance policy.
  • 9/11]].
EQUITABLE TRANSFER OF THE RISK OF A LOSS, FROM ONE ENTITY TO ANOTHER IN EXCHANGE FOR PAYMENT
Insurer; Insurance premium; Insurance company; Assurfinance; Insured; Insurance group; Insurance companies; Funeral insurance; Insurance claims processing; Insurance claim; Insurance product; Insurance firm; Insure; Business insurance; Insurance agent; Insurence; Personal property and casualty; Compulsory insurance; Insurance industry; Insurers; Insures; Insuring; Insurances; Uninsured; Crime insurance; Types of insurance; Hurricane insurance; Insurance Industry; Premium (finance); Media Insurance; Principle of insurance; Combined ratio; Policy holder; Policy-holder; Policyholder; Private insurance; Insurance fund; Insurance carrier; Insurance event; Insurance Company; Premium (insurance); Admitted insurance
[?n'???]
¦ verb
1. arrange for compensation in the event of damage to or loss of (property, life, or a person), in exchange for regular payments to a company.
secure the payment of (a sum) in this way.
2. (insure someone against) protect someone against (a possible eventuality).
3. another term for ensure.
Derivatives
insurability noun
insurable adjective
insurer noun
Origin
ME: alt. of ensure.
Usage
There is considerable overlap between the meaning and use of insure and ensure. In both British and US English the primary meaning of insure is 'arrange for compensation in the event of damage or loss'; ensure is not used at all in this sense. For the general senses, insure and ensure are often interchangeable, but insure tends to be more common in US English.
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