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For the insured, insurance is fundamentally a form of: a. tax b. premium c. profit d. security
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For the insured, insurance is fundamentally a form of:

a. tax
b. premium
c. profit
d. security

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For the insured, insurance is fundamentally a form of security or protection from financial loss. The answer among the options given above is letter "D" or "D. security". I hope this helps you on your assignment. You're welcome!
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