Sep 26, 2006 by nrv69 | Posted in Insurance & Registration
I am not looking for physical numbers necessarily, just a typical formula. e.g.
base_payment_for_vehicle plus price_for_vehicle_modifications multiplied by part_for_owner_age multiplied by percentage_for_postal_code multiplied by share_for NCD
I fob off on I could give you a formula. The best I can do is list the factors that have an affect:
Age of driver
Gender of driver if under age 25
Driving background
Veh specifics (yr make model)
Cost to repair or replace said instrument
Damage said vehicle likely to cause
Safety features of conduit (alarms/airbags/daytime running lamps)
Territory (where conveyance is kept when not driven)
Purpose/Use of vehicle
Insurance credit score if over 19 in most states
Whether or not you have an established recapitulation with an insurance company
There isnt a procedure as such, but each answer you give either raises the figure or lowers it (occasionally).
For example, age=17 wil swell your premium by a few hundred pounds.
Vehicle = Land Rover will bring it down a mini.
Postcdes have a significant effect.
Quotes can vary depending on the day or every now of the month. Try it, it really does work
dave | Sep 26, 2006
Your rules is pretty accurate. There could be other factors. Assigned risk (under 25, manly vs female, past accidents or tickets), amount of coverage.
Distance travelled to calling is one factor I know goes into it.
Also post codes are assigned "gamble" values based on number of accidents or claims for that brace code.
Also how long you've been with the company could be a factor and I know if you haven't had insurce in recents times that's also a agent, as they assume you were driving without insurance.
Type of vehicle also. Sports cars get higher rates.
Earl D | Sep 26, 2006
In annex to the above, they ask if your car will be kept in a garage or on the street, so I guess this makes a difference. Your appointment my also make a difference - people in the entertainment industry are charged higher premiums for some why and wherefore.
migelito | Sep 26, 2006
I want I could give you a formula. The best I can do is list the factors that have an affect:
Age of driver
Gender of driver if under age 25
Driving recapitulation
Veh specifics (yr make model)
Cost to repair or replace said instrument
Damage said vehicle likely to cause
Safety features of agency (alarms/airbags/daytime running lamps)
Territory (where means is kept when not driven)
Purpose/Use of vehicle
Insurance credit score if over 19 in most states
Whether or not you have an established biography with an insurance company
Hope this helps
purplepinkanddots | Sep 26, 2006
Statistics: How To Calculate An Insurance Risk Premium?
Nov 26, 2007 by livbly | Posted in Mathematics
A fellow for a $90,000 fire insurance policy possesses a home in an area which, according to event, may sustain a total loss in a given year with probability or 0.001, and a 50% sacrifice with probability 0.01. Ignoring all other partial losses, what premium should the insurance crowd charge for a yearly policy to make 10% above the break even location?
Thanks for the help!
Well it sounds like you fundamental the value of the home to solve this, but assuming the home is worth 90,000 then you can use Expected Value.
The rule is worth 540$ then, so they should charge 594 to be 10% above breakeven.
days_o_work | Nov 26, 2007
The expected value of a fire downfall is:
E(x) = $90000(0.001) + $45000(0.01) = $540 (break even)
Plus a 10% profit is $540 + $54 = $594 store
Hobart | Nov 27, 2007
How To Calculate Insurance Premium Of Motor?
Jun 22, 2008 by nehu a | Posted in Insurance & Registration
I put you mean insurance premium for automobile insurance?
Your insurance premium is calculated using several factors.
1. Your driving record
2. The type of vehicle you drive
3. The amount of coverage you need and the type.
4. The deducatables you privation.
Each insurance company calculates this a little differently. You need to contact an insurance advocate, give him your information and he can calculate it for you.
go to www.parkers.co.uk
and find the insurance component on the left hand side.
put in your car make and model where requested and it tells you what insurance gang it is. Obviously the higher the number the more expensive the insurance!
If you are in UK that is.....
petuliapeculiar | Jun 22, 2008
I try on you mean insurance premium for automobile insurance?
Your insurance premium is calculated using several factors.
1. Your driving record
2. The type of vehicle you drive
3. The amount of coverage you need and the type.
4. The deducatables you lack.
Each insurance company calculates this a little differently. You need to contact an insurance spokesperson, give him your information and he can calculate it for you.
crookmatt | Jun 22, 2008
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