Self-insurance

A company retains a risk in its own books and sets aside a provision for the potential future loss (a risk is retained, but a calculated amount of money is set aside to compensate for the potential future loss). In this way, one saves on the insurance premium, and in some cases self-insurance is also worthwhile for accounting and tax reasons. – See self-insurance, deductible, insurance.

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