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Froogle 1.1.1.7
Froogled By:
Elias Makere, FSA, MAAA
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ANNUAL CLAIM COST

the net annual cost [per unit of benefit] before:
• the addition of expenses (including claim settlement expenses);

• a margin for profit; and/or

• a margin for other contingencies.

EXAMPLE:

John Doe is a 35-year old construction worker. He owns a disability insurance policy. It will pay him a benefit of $100/month. John’s policy has: (i) a maximum disability benefit period of one year; and (ii) an elimination period of one week. The annual claim cost for such a policy equals $12/month; while the gross premium is $18. The additional $6 (ie, $18 minus $12) would cover expenses and profit (and other contingencies).
Congratulations! You're now Froogled Up™ on what "Annual Claim Cost" means!

Feel free to use it throughout your financial/insurance life.

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