insuring yourself by setting aside money to cover possible losses rather than by purchasing an insurance policy
self-insurance
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 | Self-Insurance (in accounting) |
| Risk Retention (business term) |
| Normal Loss (insurance term) |
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- Self-Insurance (in accounting)
- Risk Retention (business term)
- Normal Loss (insurance term)
- Stop Loss Insurance (insurance term)
- Aggregate Stop Loss Insurance (insurance term)
- Catastrophe Loss (insurance term)
- Sinking Fund (insurance term)
- Self-Insured Excess Plan (insurance term)
- Self-Insured Retention (SIR) (insurance term)
- Self-Procured Insurance (insurance term)
- Blended/Integrated Insurance Program (insurance term)
- Imprest Account (insurance term)
- Passive Retention (insurance term)
- Specific Stop Loss Insurance (insurance term)
