An insurance premium is:
O A. an estimate of the amount of money a person can save on
insuran...
Business, 09.12.2020 03:40 maggie3541
An insurance premium is:
O A. an estimate of the amount of money a person can save on
insurance.
B. a limit on the amount of insurance money a person can claim.
C. a discounted rate an insured person gets to pay for a service.
O D. a monthly payment that ensures insurance coverage for a person.
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