The pure mortality cost of a Life Insurance policy from its inception to its maturity date, divided by the number of years the policy is to be in force. See also Level Premium Insurance.
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A method for determining reserves on Life Insurance contracts, whereby no reserve is required for the first year of a contract’s life, with an appropriate adjustment in subsequent years’ reserves to make up the difference. This method of valuation makes it possible for an insured to have more funds available for the high first year expenses incurred in the writing of Life Insurance.