Most likely the insured.
The Insured of the policy is obviously the Principal in a life insurance contract.
Principal, interest, tax, and insurance
PITI is normally used in conjunction with mortgage payments, standing for Principal, Interest, Taxes and Insurance.
In any case you get your money don't you? If the insurance company paid the principal of your loan than that means you don't have to so the money you would have paid is now yours...just as if the insurance company had cut you a check. Remember, until the loan is paid off the lender's claim to the property is superior than yours. If you are not going to use the money to repair the damage, the lender will want the loan principal reduced by a proportial amount. The most usual arrangement is that the bank will hold the insurance payment in an account for you and use it to pay the contractor after the repairs have been completed.
Investopedia advises that the principal, interest, taxes and insurance should not exceed 28% of your gross income.
The Insured of the policy is obviously the Principal in a life insurance contract.
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You can find cheap principal insurance by calling GEICO. They offer all sorts of different insurance for cheap. All you have to do is call and get a quote.
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the agent is under the authority of the principal, or insurance carrier, and has the ability to make decisions as a representative of the carrier. Therefore, the principal can be held legally liable for the agent's business
Swelling of limbs of one of the symptoms not the principal diagnosis in insurance. It various from one disease to other and empanelled Medical Persons diagnose the principal reason for illness/disease, considering the gravity of the situation.
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Principal, interest, tax, and insurance
The principal driver is the person who drives the vehicle over 50% of the time. This is the main driver of the vehicle and the person who will be rated as the driver for computing the cost of the insurance.
PITI is normally used in conjunction with mortgage payments, standing for Principal, Interest, Taxes and Insurance.
Both insurance and surety provide protection against financial loss. Insurance anticipates losses and charges a premium with that in mind where surety companies expect no loss and the premium charged is a 'service fee'. Surety bonds involve three-parties the surety company, principal and obligee. Insurance involves two-parties the insurance company and the insured. With insurance the risk is transferred to the insurance company where as with surety the risk remains with the principal. The surety is providing a guarantee against loss by agreeing to be responsible for the obligation of the principal.