關於這本電子書
It traces the historical development of insurance, from ancient civilizations to modern financial systems, highlighting how major events like the Great Fire of London in 1666 shaped insurance practices. Structured in three parts, the book first introduces basic concepts like risk and probability, then examines various insurance products, and finally explores insurance's broader implications.
It draws on industry reports, academic studies, and real-world case studies to support its arguments, while incorporating insights from insurance professionals, policyholders, and regulators. The book's balanced approach acknowledges both the benefits of insurance and industry criticisms, addressing issues like affordability and coverage gaps.
Written in an accessible style, ""Insurance HowTo"" uses real-life examples and analogies to illustrate complex concepts, making it valuable for individuals seeking to enhance their financial literacy as well as students and professionals in related fields. It provides practical guidance on assessing insurance needs, understanding policy terms, and navigating the claims process, empowering readers to make informed decisions about their risk management strategies and financial security.
