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UK Home Insurance Glossary

 

You can use our glossary to find the definitions of many terms you will come across when arranging a secured homeowner loan

Click on a letter A to Z for terms beginning with that letter

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P

Persistency
the length of time insurance remains continuously in force with a company.

Policy
the legal document issued by the insurance company to the policyholder, which states the terms and conditions of the insurance

Policy exclusions
events not covered by your policy.

Policy schedule
a document detailing how much cover you have, any discounts you have, and the premiums you pay.

Policy term
the period of time for which an insurance policy provides cover.

Policyholder
the person to whom the insurer issues the policy and usually the person covered by the policy.

Premium
the single or regular payment made to an insurance company in respect of an insurance policy.

Public liability policy
covers legal liability for injury or damage caused to others.

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Q

Quotation
quotations are provided to show the costs of insurance cover and the quotation document forms the basis of a new contract or the renewal of an existing one. It contains details of the conditions, benefits, caveats and premiums for the policy.

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R

Reinsurance
the practice whereby one insurer transfers part or all of the risk it has accepted to another insurer (the reinsurer).

Renewal
an agreement to extend insurance beyond the original term.

Rescission
termination of insurance by the insurance because a mis-statement by the insured.

Retention
the amount of risk retained by the insurance company and not reinsured.

Retrocession
the process by which a reinsurer obtains reinsurance from another company.

Rider
an amendment to an insurance policy that modifies the policy by expanding or restricting its benefits or excluding certain conditions from coverage.

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S

Settlement
when an insurer pays a claim.

Substandard risk
the risk of a claim against a policy is higher than the average.

Sum insured
the maximum limit that an insurance company will pay for any claim.

Surrender
the cancellation of a policy, usually receiving a reduced payout.

Surrender value
the amount received when converting a policy into cash, often zero.

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