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Mixed insurance
Definition
A mixed insurance is a contract comprising at the same time guarantees in the event of death and/or of disability and a value of saving.
Description
The reproach generally made with this type of contract is not to make it possible assured to distinguish the precaution part of the part well saves. This mixture is often prejudicial to the policy-holder, of as much as certain insurers benefit from it to take, in a discrete way, the significant expenses so remunerating their sales network or supporting other contracts used like products of call.
Author
Md.khurshed Alam
Author Email
mk_alamcce@yahoo.com
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