Q. How can the loss of an insurance document be addressed?

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Q. How does the term of an insurance product typically differ from other products?

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Q. What is a distinguishing feature of immediate annuity contracts?

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Q. How does an insurance product contribute to a person's financial security?

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Q. What financial problems may arise for the family in the event of the death of the life assured?

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Q. What financial problem does old age pose?

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Q. How do insurers address other financial needs?

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Q. What does political utility refer to in the context of product utilities?

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Q. Which type of utility refers to the financial power granted by a product?

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Q. What defines the philosophical utility of a product?

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Q. Which type of utility is decided by the sensory appeal of a product?

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Q. What are some issues related to the policy document of insurance products?

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Q. Where do many beneficiaries of insurance policies prefer to seek justice for disputes?

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Q. What is the basis on which insurance would be granted in most countries?

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Q. When is an insurance contract considered concluded?

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Q. In what condition are insurance contracts considered valid if payment is made by cheque?

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Q. What problem do insurers face with regards to 'unconcluded' contracts?

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Q. Who can enter into a contract as a proposer for an insurance product?

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Q. What is the minimum age requirement for a proposer to enter into a contract for an insurance product?

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Q. Can a minor person enter into a contract as a proposer for an insurance product?

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