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Chapter 11, Problem 3FPP
Summary Introduction
To compute:
The amount of saving with HMO.
Introduction: Health insurance likes any other insurance work in the same way as any other insurance work. It divides the whole risk among many individuals and thereby reduces cost of medical treatment. Person who wants to avail a health insurance has to pay a premium to avail it. Premium can be in monthly installment or one time installment.
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