Composite Premium Sample Clauses

A Composite Premium clause defines a single, combined premium amount to be paid for insurance coverage, rather than calculating separate premiums for each individual risk or insured item. In practice, this means that the insurer and policyholder agree on a fixed total premium, regardless of changes in the number or value of insured assets during the policy period. This approach simplifies premium calculations and administration, providing predictability for both parties and reducing the administrative burden of tracking and adjusting premiums for each covered item.
Composite Premium. The Southwest Licking Local Board of Education shall pay, based on the composite monthly rate, the actual monthly premium per full-time unit member or up to $35/month per unit member, whichever is less.
Composite Premium. The Board shall pay, based on the composite monthly rate, the actual monthly premium per eligible bargaining unit member or up to $35/month per bargaining unit member, whichever is less.