Policy
Definition
- A plan or course of action that outlines or influences decision making for a government, political party, or business.
- A contract made between an insurance company and an insured person or entity.
Synonyms
 insurance policy, plan, insurance contract
Related Terms and Acronyms
- Casualty Insurance — Definition, - Insurance that covers losses and liability from injuries to others and/or damage to the property of others.
 
- Contract — Definition, - An agreement between two or more parties that can be enforced by law.
 
- Fiscal Policy — Definition, - The use of government spending and taxation policies to influence the economy.
 
- Health Insurance (HI) — Acronym, - Insurance that covers the costs of medical expenses for insured persons.
 
- Insurance (insur) — Abbreviation, - An arrangement where one party provides financial protection to another party for specific damages or losses.
 
- Insurance Policy — Definition, - A legal contract between an insurer and entity that specifies what the insurer is required to cover and any benefits the insured entity is entitled to.
 
- Liability Insurance — Definition, - Insurance that provides coverage for damages caused by an individual or entity's negligence or legal responsibilities.
 
- Life Insurance — Definition, Very Important, - An arrangement where an insurer agrees to pay a benefit to one or more beneficiaries in the event of the policyholder's death.
 ➥ CanEquity offers life insurance.
- Monetary Policy — Definition, - The Bank of Canada's ability to influence the economy through changes in short-term interest rates and the money supply.
 
- Non-Forfeiture Clause — Definition, - A clause that allows a policyholder to receive partial or full benefits and/or a refund of premiums if the policy lapses due to unpaid premiums.
 
- Property Insurance — Definition, - Insurance that provides coverage for damages to property from a number of perils.
 
- Underwriting Guide — Definition, - The rules and guidelines an underwriter must follow while writing policies.