General insurance is an insurance product that does not cover the life of an insured or is commonly known as a non-life insurance product.
There are two categories of general insurance products, one which falls under the Commercial Lines offered to businesses/corporations and the second one is offered under Personal Lines, designed specifically for the public.
The coverage period for most general insurance policies and plans is usually one year, whereby premiums are normally paid on a one-time basis.
Personal Lines include Fire Insurance and Motor Insurance.
There are two categories of general insurance products, one which falls under the Commercial Lines offered to businesses/corporations and the second one is offered under Personal Lines, designed specifically for the public.
The coverage period for most general insurance policies and plans is usually one year, whereby premiums are normally paid on a one-time basis.
Personal Lines include Fire Insurance and Motor Insurance.
