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New Policy Values

When creating a (new) policy 3 fields are automatically calculated: Start Date, Expiry Date and Value

These values are calculated based on:

  • Product (or insurance scheme)

  • Family composition (only influences the Value)

  • The user-defined Enrollment Date (influences both start/expiry dates and Value)

Calculation of the Start Date

The Start Date is calculated based on:

  • The user-defined Enrollment Date

  • The Product Start Cycles (1,2,3,4)

Rules:

If the Product has no Start Cycle, the Start Date = the Enrollment Date.

If the Product has 1 (or more) Start Cycle, the Start Date = next cycle date

Examples (with product of screenshot):

if Enrollment Date = 23/10/2020, then Start Date = 01/11/2020

if Enrollment Date = 12/12/2020, then Start Date = 01/01/2021


Calculation of the Expiry Date

The Expiry Date is calculated based on:

  • The policy Start Date

  • The Product Insurance Period

Rule:

The policy Expiry Date = policy Start Date + Insurance Period months - 1 day

Examples (with product of screenshot):

if start date = 01/11/2020, then Expiry Date = 31/10/2021

if start date = 01/11/2020, then Expiry Date = 31/10/2021


Calculation of the Value

The Value is calculated based on:

  • The Family composition (number of adults and number of children)

  • The Product Contributions params: Lump Sum, Threshold Members, Contribution Adult, Contribution Child,

  • The Product Registration params: Registration Lump Sum and Registration Fee

  • The Product Assembly params: Assembly Lump Sum and Assembly Fee

  • The Product Enrollment Discount and Enrollment Discount Period

The Policy Value is the sum of 3 ‘buckets’ (contributions, registrations and assemblies) minus a discount:

Value = Contributions + Registrations + Assemblies - Discount

Except the discount, these values are dependent on the family composition. Family members are ‘classified’ (counted) in 4 categories:

  • adults in ‘standard’ family relationships (like husband, brother,…) - further called adults

  • adults in ‘other’ family relationship (i.e. special value of the binding relationship) - further called other adults

  • children in ‘standard’ family relationships (like husband, brother,…) - further called children

  • children in ‘other’ family relationships - further called other children

Calculation of the contributions

The contributions part is calculated based

Calculation of the registrations

Calculation of the assembly

Calculation of the discount

Policy Renewal Values

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