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insurance terminology FAQ

Where can i find a list of insurance terminology and definitions?

Oct 16, 2007 by blueflower | Posted in Insurance

i teach business english, i have a student who needs to produce insurance policies for his goods. i want to stay clear of health and life insurance. thanks

See this link:

http://www.allenins.com/Insurance_Defini tions.html

Polo | Oct 16, 2007
Insurance terminology question? Please help. 10 points to whoever gives me a real answer the fastest.?

Oct 24, 2010 by Niki | Posted in Insurance

What does it mean when an insurance company says, "provides an extra protection to a current insured policy holder. It is to offer extra protection for multiple properties, versus just one." Basically, I'm asking you to reword it in a way that

Sounds like an umbrella or excess policy, but it could be an endorsement eliminating a total aggregate limit, like a "per location aggregate".

It means, extra coverage. Higher limits, tailored for someone who owns more than

mbrcatz | Oct 24, 2010

Sounds like an umbrella or excess policy, but it could be an endorsement eliminating a total aggregate limit, like a "per location aggregate".

It means, extra coverage. Higher limits, tailored for someone who owns more than
mbrcatz | Oct 24, 2010

where can i find good definitions and examples to insurance terminology?

Sep 29, 2010 by Mia | Posted in Insurance


I've had no problems using even the yahoo search engine, to type in the key phrase, the word "example", and coming up with MULTIPLE sites.

mbrcatz | Sep 30, 2010

insurance terminology news

Braemar Releases Second Edition of Guide to Hull & Machinery

18.05.12

Marine survey reports frequently contain engineering terminology which can often be unfamiliar to the non engineers in the wider spectrum of the shipping industry. In an attempt to bridge this gap Braemar (Incorporating the Salvage Association) has released the second edition of their Guide to Hull & Machinery, a key reference book covering some of the common terminology used for ships, their engines, and ship’s related operation, which is often encountered in survey reports.

The first version of the Guide to Hull & Machinery, released last year, was met with such enthusiasm by the marine insurance market that Braemar have now produced a new enhanced version. The second edition includes additional data such as explanations on gross and net register tonnages, subdivision and load line, deck mooring fittings and lifting appliances, whilst some useful guide formulas are included on selection of wires and synthetic ropes.

In the machinery section data can be found on gear boxes, fuel and lube oil systems, purifiers and transmission systems, whilst the sheer scale of marine engines in comparison to a human body can now be appreciated on the section of typical propulsion engines.


Source: The Maritime Executive (press release)