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Amount at Risk
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Amount at Risk
1. The difference between the amount an insurer must pay if an insured event occurs and the reserves from which it makes payments.

2. The different between the amount of a loan and the amount the borrower still owes the lender, including interest.

3. The difference between the cash value of a life insurance policy and the amount the insurer must pay if the policyholder dies.


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