Glossary Of Insurance Terms - Ohio Insurance Institute
Glossary Of Insurance Terms - Ohio Insurance Institute
Glossary Of Insurance Terms - Ohio Insurance Institute
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<strong>Glossary</strong> <strong>Of</strong> <strong>Insurance</strong> <strong>Terms</strong><br />
(Rev. 04/07)<br />
A (continued)<br />
Automobile <strong>Insurance</strong> (Coverages):<br />
For definitions of specific types available, see following auto insurance coverages listed alphabetically throughout the <strong>Glossary</strong>—Automobile<br />
Death Indemnity Coverage, Automobile Disability Income Coverage, Automobile Liability <strong>Insurance</strong>, Automobile Physical Damage <strong>Insurance</strong>,<br />
Bodily Injury Liability <strong>Insurance</strong>, Collision <strong>Insurance</strong>, Comprehensive Automobile <strong>Insurance</strong>, Deductible Collision and Deductible Comprehensive<br />
Coverages, Medical Payments Automobile <strong>Insurance</strong>, Personal Injury Protection Automobile <strong>Insurance</strong> (PIP), Property Damage Liability<br />
<strong>Insurance</strong>, Towing Coverage, Underinsured Motorists Coverage, Uninsured Motorists Coverage and Uninsured Motorists Property Damage<br />
Coverage.<br />
Auto <strong>Insurance</strong> Premium:<br />
The price an insurance company charges for coverage, based on the frequency and cost of potential accidents, theft and other losses. Prices<br />
vary from company to company, as with any product or service. Premiums also vary depending on the amount and type of coverage purchased;<br />
the make and model of the car; and the insured’s driving record, years of driving and the number of miles the car is driven per year.<br />
Other factors taken into account include the driver’s age and gender, where the car is most likely to be driven and the times of day–rush hour<br />
in an urban neighborhood or leisure-time driving in rural areas, for example. Some insurance companies may also use credit history-related<br />
information. (See <strong>Insurance</strong> Score.)<br />
Automobile Liability <strong>Insurance</strong>:<br />
Protection for the insured against loss arising out of legal liability when his or her car injures others or damages their property. (Includes<br />
Bodily Injury Liability and Property Damage Liability Coverages.)<br />
Automobile Physical Damage <strong>Insurance</strong>:<br />
The Collision and Comprehensive coverages in the automobile insurance policy.<br />
Aviation <strong>Insurance</strong>:<br />
Coverage against aviation perils, primarily involving operation of aircraft and characterized by a constant exposure to potential catastrophe<br />
loss. Types of coverages include insurance for damage to the aircraft or contents, aircraft owner’s liability insurance on passenger bodily injury<br />
or death, Airport Liability, Hangarkeeper’s Liability, and Aviation Products Liability insurance.<br />
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