Co-Insuranace

Co-Insuranace

by David Frost -
Number of replies: 2

Can anyone tell me the exact process for solving the Co insurance questions?

 

For Example, Value-$100000, Co Ins %-80, Amount of carried-$60000 Loss-$40000....What would be the lost settlement?

Could anyone break this down step by step...what you do first, second, etc? Any help would be great. Thanks.

In reply to David Frost

Re: Co-Insuranace

by Deleted user -

40000 x (60000/(100000×80%)) =

40000 × (60000/ 80000) =

40000× (.75) = 30000, this is the loss settlement

In reply to David Frost

Re: Co-Insuranace

by Jan Bradburn- -

David,

There are three steps to working a coinsurance problem and they must be done in this order:

1. Multiply the value of the property X the coinsurance percent ($100,000 X 80% = 80,000)

2. Divide the limit of insurance by the answer from step #1 ($60,000/$80,000 = .75)

3. Multiply the answer from step #2 by the amount of the loss ($40,000 X .75 = $30,000)

Please let me know if you have other questions.

Jan