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Insurance Settlement
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Insurance settlement
The payment of proceeds by an insurance company to the insured to settle an insurance claim within the guidelines stipulated in the insurance policy.
Insurance Settlement
A payment on an insurance claim. That is, when a valid insurance claim is made, the insurer makes a payment to the policyholder. This is called the insurance settlement.
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