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Investment Earnings of Insurance Company

 
Insurance Dictionary: Investment Earnings of Insurance Company
 

Investment income. Insurance companies invest part of their premiums that are not immediately needed for claims and administrative expenses. These earnings are critical to an insurance company. A property and casualty company depends on investment earnings to balance underwriting losses. A life company depends on the investment earnings to help build policy cash values.

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