# A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Learn about 'Replacement' in general insurance terms, where a new policy is written to take the place of an existing policy. Understand the implications and benefits.
Discover how the Reporting Form in Property Insurance enables insured individuals to update insurers on the fluctuating values of stocks, furniture, and home improvements, ensuring accurate coverage.
Learn about Retroactive Date in Liability Insurance, its significance in claims-made policies, and how it affects the coverage start date and claim eligibility.
In health insurance, the term 'revenue' is often used interchangeably with 'premium.' Learn about the importance of premiums and how they impact your health coverage.
Learn about the Risk and Insurance Management Society (RIMS): a pivotal group fostering education and communication among risk managers and insurance buyers in the insurance industry.
Learn about the Safe Driver Plan in vehicle insurance, where points are assessed for accidents and traffic violations, affecting your insurance surcharge.
Learn about the Securities Deposited with Others Coverage Form, a commercial crime policy that protects securities deposited with institutions or trusted individuals against loss due to disappearance, destruction, or theft.
Learn about the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, a critical law mandating federal registration for companies and agents wishing to sell securities.
Discover the essentials of a Self Administered Trustee Plan, a retirement plan managed by a trustee who handles contributions, investments, and benefit payments.
Learn about Short Term Disability Income Policies, which offer disability income benefits for a short-term period, generally less than two years.
Learn about sinkhole collapse in property insurance, a peril caused by sudden earth movement into underground cavities. Understand coverage options available under commercial property forms.
Discover the meaning of 'Slip' in general insurance terms, especially within Lloyd's of London. Learn how brokers use slips to identify the syndicate that has accepted a risk and the submission process to Lloyd's underwriters.
Learn about Social Insurance, a legally mandated insurance scheme that ensures basic economic security for a population by providing coverage for loss of income due to illness, old age, and unemployment.
Discover the Society of Insurance Research (SIR) and its role in promoting insurance research and fostering the exchange of ideas among researchers in the insurance industry.
Learn about the role of a special agent in general insurance, their responsibilities, and how they represent insurers in specific territories.
Discover the essentials of the Special Coverage Form in property insurance, detailing its comprehensive all-risk coverage and key exclusions.
Learn about special peril insurance, a type of property insurance that only covers items specifically named in the contract. Understand its benefits and limitations.
Learn about the Special Personal Property Form, a former insurance policy that covered commercial risks contents against all perils, now mostly replaced by the Building and Personal Property Coverage Form.
Learn about sprinkler leakage insurance in property insurance, which covers water damage from sprinkler system leaks, but not from fire discharge.
Learn about the standard premium in liability insurance and workers compensation. Understand how it is calculated based on the insured’s payroll and its significance in determining premiums.
Discover the role of a state agent in the insurance industry, a term historically referring to an agent who operates exclusively within specific states.
Learn about the role of state associations of insurance agents in promoting agencies and addressing common problems within the insurance industry.
Learn about State Funds in general insurance, including their role in financing legally mandated insurance such as workers compensation.
Discover the definition and importance of the statute of frauds in contract law. Learn which contracts must be written to be legally enforceable.
