Financial

Federal Crime Insurance

An insurance policy in the United States providing coverage to a homeowner or business owner against theft or burglary when such coverage is not available or is not affordable. That is, federal crime insurance provides insurance for persons and businesses in high-crime areas. The Federal Insurance Administration manages the program.

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The association is supporting the McCarran-Ferguson Act and the Federal Crime Insurance Program.

Council of insurance brokers sets out 1990 position paper

(102.) This was the logic of the now expired Urban Property Protection and Reinsurance Act of 1968, the Federal Crime Insurance Program, and other systems promulgated under 12 U.S.C.

Insuring against terrorism - and crime

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