What is a Vanishing Premium Policy?
Policy insurance refers to insurance that is administered by the government as a general policy of commercial insurance for the purpose of a particular policy.
Policy insurance
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- Policy insurance means that the government
- For example, plantation insurance to assist agriculture, animal husbandry and fisheries to increase production and income;
- Types of policy insurance include
- 1. The law stipulates that compulsory public insurance or compulsory insurance companies shall not refuse insurance.
- 2. The business shall be undertaken by a general commercial insurance company or a government-specific agency.
- 3. Policy insurance is still a private law contract relationship, and relevant rights and obligations should still apply the provisions of private law.
- 4. Some insurances already have independent accounts, and the insurer must operate in a dedicated way, without profit or loss.
- 5. It still takes the insurer's intention to enter into a contract as an element for the contract to take effect.
- 6. In order to achieve certain public welfare policies, insurance companies have the right to subrogate the insured.
- 7. It has a policy purpose of strong social security.
- 8. Government subsidy This type of insurance premium is one of the driving methods.