Retailers Casualty Insurance Company Announces Policyholder Distribution Payable
Each distribution is in proportion to qualifying policyholder premium and loss ratio—the better their record, the higher the return. The maximum amount of distribution paid to qualifying policyholders with zero losses will be 17.5 percent of their normal premium. Policyholders must meet minimum eligibility requirements, and future distributions are at the board's discretion and not guaranteed.
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"Summit continues to offer support through loss prevention and claims cost containment services to help make these distributions possible," says
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