Definition of Underwriting [uhn-der-rahyt-ing]
// the process an insurance company uses to determine if someone is eligible for insurance and, if so, how much that person should pay for insurance.
You do not have to take a 100-question exam to get insurance, but underwriters do want to know as much information as possible. Different elements can determine your different premium rates.
EXAMPLE OF UNDERWRITING
Joan had a series of unfortunate events and as a result, a couple of claims. She doesn’t think the underwriter will accept her insurance application.
INSURELY SAYS…
There are some factors that can affect your home insurance such as your neighbourhood, property value, plumbing, electrical system, renovations & improvements, pets, proximity from fire halls/hydrants and yes, past claims. A professional insurance broker can find the best solution for your personal situation, so don’t sweat it.
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