Premium Finance
Definition. Premium Finance is a separate loan agreement used to pay annual commercial insurance premium in monthly installments through a finance company.
Also known as: Premium Financing
Carrier receives full premium upfront from finance company; you repay the finance company monthly with interest (typically 6-15% APR). Different from direct-pay monthly billing offered by some carriers. Premium Finance is common for high-dollar commercial accounts where annual upfront payment isn't feasible.
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