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What does the asterisk * in the Term column next to the number mean on the comparison screen? |
Answer / Solution |
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Term column asterisk *:
- This means that the Estimated Term Selected option is turned on.
- An asterisk will display next to the term value for any company that does not have the policy term available that you entered on the policy tab.
- The companies that have an asterisk next to the term will display a multiple policy premium to match the term that was entered. When you select that company, you will get a warning message that the term selected is invalid and that the breakdown screen will show the valid term premium.
- For example: A Semi-Annual term is selected on the policy tab. When you rate the risk, the companies that have only a one-month term available will show a total policy premium on the comparison screen as a montly policy multiplied by 6.
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To turn this option off and display the closest valid term regardless of the term entered:
- Go to the Edit menu and select Options or click on the icon that looks like a gear on the toolbar at the top of the screen.
- Click on the Compare tab.
- In the lower portion of the screen in the Other section, uncheck the Estimated Term Selected option.
- Click on Apply and OK to save and exit this screen.
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