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Insurance principleThe law of averages. The average outcome for many independent trials of an experiment will approach the expected value of the experiment.Insurance principle Similar MatchesLoss of income insuranceLoss of income insuranceInsurance coverage that will pay out income that a policyholder loses as a result of a disability, injury, or business disruption. Sickness insuranceSickness insuranceSee: 'permanent health insurance', 'personal accident' and 'sickness insurance'. National InsuranceNational InsuranceA form of taxation, payable by employees, employers and the self employed, which is notionally to fund state benefits including pensions, sickness, unemployment and maternity. It is part of the state's social security system and ultimately controlled by the Department of Social Security. Insurance agentInsurance agentThe insurance company representative and adviser who sells insurance policies. Buildings insuranceBuildings insuranceBuildings insurance is designed to give you financial protection for the basic structure of your home, such as the walls, roof and foundations. This usually includes any external parts of the property such as your shed, garage, conservatory or greenhouse. Further SuggestionsSingle premium life insuranceMortgage Insurance Mortgage payment protection insurance (MPPI) Private Mortgage Insurance National Insurance (NI) Basic Pension Keyman Insurance Mortgage Life Insurance liability insurance endowment insurance Payment protection insurance Multiple peril insurance reinsurance Municipal bond insurance accidental death insurance Home Warranty Insurance Insurance dividend Straight term insurance policy uninsured motorist insurance travel insurance National Insurance (NI) Contributions deposit insurance motor insurance personal accident and sickness insurance first death insurance bank insurance fund |
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