The number produced by an analysis of an individual's credit history. The use of credit information affects all consumers in many ways, including getting a job, finding a place to live, securing a loan, getting telephone service and buying insurance. Credit history is routinely reviewed by insurers before issuing a commercial policy because businesses in poor financial condition tend to cut back on safety, which can lead to more accidents and more claims. Auto and home insurers may use information in a credit history to produce an insurance score. Insurance scores may be used in underwriting and rating insurance policies. |
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Capacity Capital Markets Capital Captive Agent Captives Car Year Case Management Cash Dividend Option Cash Payment Option Cash Surrender Value Cash Value Catastrophe Bonds Catastrophe Deductible Catastrophe Factor Catastrophe Reinsurance Catastrophe Cellphone Insurance Chartered Financial Consultant (CHFC) Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU) Chartered Property or Casualty Underwriter (CPUC) Claims Made Policy Cobra Coinsurance Collateral Assignment Collateral Source Rule Collateral Collision Coverage Combined Ratio Commercial Lines Commercial Multiple Peril Policy Commercial Paper Commission Community Rating Laws Commutative Contract Competitive Replacement Parts Competitive State Fund Complaint Ratio Completed Operations Coverage Comprehensive Coverage Compulsory Auto Insurance Contestable Period Contingent Beneficiary Contingent Liability Convertible Term Insurance Policy Coverage Crash Parts Credit Derivatives Credit Enhancement Credit Insurance Credit Life Insurance Credit Rating Credit Score Credit Crime Insurance Critical Illness (CI) Insurance Crop-hail Insurance Current Assumption Whole Life Insurance.
