An insurance premium is a A. payment made by an insurance company to a policyholder following a period in which the policy holder has filed no claims against the company. B. fee paid by policyholders to

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An insurance premium is a

A. payment made by an insurance company to a policyholder following a period in which the policy holder has filed no claims against the company.
B. fee paid by policyholders to insurance companies as payment for coverage.

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B. Fee paid by policyholders to

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Is B. Fee paid by policyholders to

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