Earned Premium

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The Earned Premium is the part of the premium that has already been earned by the insurer, and is based on how far the policy has proceeded. For example, a typical 12 month policy will have:

  • 0% of the premium earned as of the start date
  • 25% of the premium earned at the end of month 3
  • 50% of the premium earned at the end of month 6
  • 100% of the premium earned at the end of month 12

This is different to the Written Premium, where the whole premium is recognised upfront.

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