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Policy excessThe amount you will have to pay when you make a claim. For example, this may be the first £100 of a £1000 claim for damage caused by a fire.Policy excess Similar MatchesPaid up policyPaid up policyA life insurance policy in which all premiums that are due have been paid. Non qualifying life policyNon qualifying life policyA life assurance policy which does not satisfy the requirements of the Inland Revenue and does not qualify for certain tax relief. See 'qualifying policy'. Rules-based trade policyRules-based trade policyInstitutional arrangements in which national trade policies are governed by internationally agreed-upon rules, as in the GATT and WTO. Competition policyCompetition policyPolicies intended to prevent collusion among firms and to prevent individual firms from having excessive market power. Major forms include oversight of mergers and prevention of price fixing and market sharing. Called "anti-trust policy" in the U.S. One of the Singapore Issues. Dividend policyDividend policyStandards by which a firm determines the amount of money it will pay as dividends. Further SuggestionsPolicy schedulePolicyholder Straight term insurance policy Collection policy Perfect market view (of dividend policy) Monetary policy Umbrella policy Homeowners insurance policy Traditional view (of dividend policy) unit linked policy policy document Multibuyer policy Guaranteed renewable policy insurance Regional policy Small business policy Insurance policy Loan Policy Stabilization policy Policy limit Privacy policy qualifying policy Financial institution buyer credit policy Bank Letter of Credit Policy Single buyer policy Monetary policy |
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