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Insurance Score

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Insurance Score
A way of measuring the risk a potential policyholder poses to an insurance company. The insurance score is a numerical value and measures factors such as the number of claims the potential policyholder has made in the past. A higher score indicates that the potential policyholder poses little risk, is unlikely to make many claims, and is unlikely to make frivolous ones. As a result, one with a high insurance score pays a lower premium than one with a low insurance score.


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Now we've built those tools in our front-end systems for agencies with a Web quoting portal, and MVR, CLUE and insurance score reports are now all built into the system," he said.
Florida 3, Chicago 1: Scott Mellanby scored two power-play goals and set up a late insurance score as the Panthers ended a four-game road losing streak by beating Blackhawks in Chicago.
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