Annual Premium= Annual Base Premium * Driver-Rating Factor
To get annual base premium the formula is...
Annual base Premium= Liability Premium + Collision Premium + Comprehensive Premium.
The formula for calculating insurance premium uses the DRF and the 6-month basic rate. It is:p = 2rbwhere p is the annual premium, r is the DRF, and b is the 6-month basic rate.
When you're doing simple base premium, just multiply the base premium byt the rating factor. So 109.20 x 1.95, which is 212.94.
/ by 12
The number of times you need to pay the premium typically depends on the terms of your insurance policy. Most policies require premium payments on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis. If the policy is canceled or lapses, you may need to pay the premium again to reinstate coverage. Always refer to your specific policy documents for details on payment frequency and requirements.
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The formula for calculating insurance premium uses the DRF and the 6-month basic rate. It is:p = 2rbwhere p is the annual premium, r is the DRF, and b is the 6-month basic rate.
The annual premium is paid once a year and the installment premium is usually paid monthly and usually has additional fees added which costs more than the annual premium.
In fact, gross annual premium includes tax element including service tax charged on premium amount.
$350.05
that is the insurance premium (can be monthly, quarterly, semi-annual or annual premium).
The different types of insurance terms are "Annual renewable term" and "Level premium term." The Annual renewable term usually has the lowest annual premium to start and the Level renewable term lets you lock in your premium for that period.
205.74
Depends on the mode of premium...that is, did you pay an annual (yearly) premium, a semi-annual, quarterly or monthly premium? Whichever mode you used, the insurance company will (should) refund the "unearned" amount you paid. For instance, if you paid an annual premium (12 months), and you cancel after just three months of coverage, then you should receive a refund equal to nine (9) months woth of premium, etc.
To annualize a prorated premium, you first determine the total premium for the full policy term and then divide it by the number of months covered by the prorated amount. Multiply the resulting monthly premium by 12 to convert it into an annual figure. This method gives you the equivalent annual premium based on the prorated amount, allowing for an accurate comparison with other policy options.
Debit annual insurance premiumCredit cash / bank
$201.60 7/7/10 pace high school
$268.30 7/7/10 Pace high school