What does P/H stand for?

Policyholder (insurance)

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Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

However, about a third of the 900 policyholders of the JUA challenged the state's claim to the money, insisting that the roles governing the fund and the terms of their insurance contracts required its board of directors to distribute any declared surplus to the policyholders, much like a mutual insurance company would do.

Justices grill state in JUA case: high court puts government's $110m ...

Understanding exactly what it is and how to go about protecting it can save a policyholder quite a bit of money over time.

The Value of Protecting Your No Claims Discount

Side agreements are not part of the insurance policy and may not be approved by state insurance authorities or subject to standard legal protections for policyholder consumers.

Do You Want A Side Agreement To Go With That Insurance Policy?

An agreement could pave the way for other distributions, notably with Prudential, which has appointed a policyholder representative to discuss the reattribution of its £9bn inherited estate.

Day of battle dawns over NU windfalls

As a result, theFSA created the post of policyholder advocate, currently held by ClareSpottiswoode, who believes the watchdog's rules are too lenient.

MPs launch inquiry into insurers' surplus split

Term insurance is a level term life insurance product that pays out a lump sum when the insurance policyholder dies or becomes terminally ill.

Term Insurance

said Tuesday it has failed to pay insurance money to policyholders in some 500 health insurance contracts covering cancers, strokes and cardiac infarctions.

Dai-ichi fails to pay benefits for 500 '3 major ills' contracts

Direct Line claims it is the only insurer to enable these drivers to build up their own no claims discount, and this is not affected if the principal policyholder makes a claim.

Driving a good deal