Annual Report of the Commissioner of Insurance of the State of WisconsinDepartment of Insurance, 1907 - Insurance Reports for 1894-1914 have each pt. issued as separate vol.: pt. 1. Fire and marine insurance; pt. 2. Life and casualty insurance; 1897-1914, pt. 3. Local mutual fire insurance. |
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... Cost of conducting business .. Total loading for expenses .. Saving $ 107,109,622 10 118,407,350 73 $ 11,297,728 63 Net Interest earned on investments ... Interest required to maintain reserve . $ 114,794,044 79 80,152,144 65 Saving ...
... Cost of conducting business .. Total loading for expenses .. Saving $ 107,109,622 10 118,407,350 73 $ 11,297,728 63 Net Interest earned on investments ... Interest required to maintain reserve . $ 114,794,044 79 80,152,144 65 Saving ...
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... cost fairly uni- form . If the group is small the losses are apt to fluctuate so violently that the members become discouraged and withdraw . If the group is sufficiently large to strike a general average the cost will be fairly uniform ...
... cost fairly uni- form . If the group is small the losses are apt to fluctuate so violently that the members become discouraged and withdraw . If the group is sufficiently large to strike a general average the cost will be fairly uniform ...
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... cost to the policy holder . The same re- sult could be obtained by discounting the total death claims for one year . The loading usually collected is much higher than 25 % as here computed , because in most policies the load- ing is ...
... cost to the policy holder . The same re- sult could be obtained by discounting the total death claims for one year . The loading usually collected is much higher than 25 % as here computed , because in most policies the load- ing is ...
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... cost ex- ceeds the amount of the net premium , and to meet the claim at the end of life , which according to the American Experience Table is at age 95. The reserve thus accumulated constitutes a form of investment or deposit which is ...
... cost ex- ceeds the amount of the net premium , and to meet the claim at the end of life , which according to the American Experience Table is at age 95. The reserve thus accumulated constitutes a form of investment or deposit which is ...
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... Cost of insurance . 3 Terminal reserve . Amount at risk . 4 5 1834 6.85 8.83 12.88 987.12 2 6.85 8.85 26.13 973.87 6.85 8.87 39.76 960.24 6.85 8.90 53.77 946.23 5 6.85 8.93 68.16 931.84 -6 10 66849 6.85 8.98 82.94 917.06 7 6.85 9.03 ...
... Cost of insurance . 3 Terminal reserve . Amount at risk . 4 5 1834 6.85 8.83 12.88 987.12 2 6.85 8.85 26.13 973.87 6.85 8.87 39.76 960.24 6.85 8.90 53.77 946.23 5 6.85 8.93 68.16 931.84 -6 10 66849 6.85 8.98 82.94 917.06 7 6.85 9.03 ...
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00 Total 1st mtge 31 of previous agents annuities assessments Balance Book value Burglary business December 31 cash Casualty cent Chicago claims incurred close of business commissions company's date of policy death losses directors Dividends applied Fidelity Trust Co force December 31 GAIN AND LOSS Gross premiums less Gross premiums written home office interest and rents investments ledger assets Loeb & Co Loss in surplus Losses and claims Market value December Milwaukee miums mortality mortgage gold bonds Mortgage loans Mutual NON-LEDGER ASSETS open market paid in advance paid S. A. paid s.-a Plate glass policies exchanged policies in force policies issued policyholders Premium notes premiums less reinsurance purchased Aug purchased Dec purchased Jan purchased July purchased Nov purchased Oct Read & Co real estate received renewal premiums Salaries service of process sold Surety Terminal reserves unpaid December 31 value December 31 Wisconsin year's premiums York City
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Page 521 - Were all the transactions of the company of which notice had been received at the home office at the close of business December 31 truthfully and accurately entered on its books for and during the year ending on that date?
Page 589 - What proportion of premiums on policies issued by the company may be taken in notes, or other form of lien, on the policies? Answer.
Page 533 - Net reserve $101,894,808 00 Present value of amounts not yet due on supplementary contracts not involving life contingencies, computed by the assumption of interest rates as follows: On policies Issued prior to 1901, four per cent.
Page 521 - ... according to the state standard? Answer. Yes. Is any surrender value promised in excess of the reserve as legally computed'/ If so, what amount therefor has been included in liabilities, and where? Answer. No surrender value Is promised In any policy in excess of the reserve held against it.
Page 630 - GENERAL INTERROGATORIES Does the company value on the full level premium reserve system, the preliminary term, the modified preliminary term or the select ajid ultimate basis?
Page 612 - Policies on the lives of citizens of said State In force December 31 of previous year Policies on the lives of citizens of said State Issued during the year . Total Deduct ceased to be In force during the year Policies in force December 31.
Page 26 - The people of the State of Wisconsin, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: Section 1. There is added to the statutes a new section to read: Section 2339m.
Page 615 - ... for compensation, not paid by commission, for services in obtaining new insurance exclusive of salaries paid in good faith for agency supervision either at the home office or at branch offices, (3) for medical examinations and inspections of proposed risks...
Page 313 - Full level premium reserve system only. (If the company uses more than one of the above methods, give the amounts of insurance and reserve under each method.) Has the company ever issued both non-participating and participating policies?
Page 931 - Dec. 31 (beginning of year) Policies or certificates written or Increased during the calendar year Total Deduct decreased or ceased to be in force during...