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Feeling the need to be in control of situations and people around oneself is a common trait among individuals. This could stem from a desire for order, stability, or a fear of the unknown. While some level of control is necessary to achieve goals and maintain stability, an excessive need for control can lead to negative consequences such as conflicts with others, micromanaging, and difficulty delegating tasks. It is important to reflect on the reasons for this need for control and work towards finding a balance between control and collaboration with others.
What is coverage for flood damage is available from the federal government under the National Flood Insurance Program but is sold by licensed insurance ...
The term 'total loss' in motor insurance refers to:
Which Section of the IRDAI Act,1999 specifies the Duties, Powers and functions of the Authority?
A Mutual Fund’s SIP is essentially a staggered payment over a defined period of time with a defined contribution by the investors. What is the expansi...
A policy that covers the loss of profits due to damage to machinery is:
A survey which is held to determine a properties insurable value is known as?
A risk or damage covered by an insurance policy is called as?
The Insurance Act was first introduced in India in:
A term policy that can be converted to permanent coverage rather than expiring on a specific date is called?
Which among these is not a type of General Insurance plans?
I. Motor Insurance
II. Marine Insurance
III. Health Insurance