A formal statement made by the Insured to the Insurance Company regarding a loss. The purpose of the proof of loss is to place before the Company sufficient information concerning the loss, to enable it to determine its liability under the policy.
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An Ordinary Life contract under which the premiums are modified so as to be lower than normal for the first three to five years, and higher than normal after that. A special case is a level Term policy, under which no part of the premium goes towards savings, that is automatically converted to a Whole Life policy at a designated time.