Ensuring Positive Consumers Attitude Towards Insurance Contract

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Title Page
Certification
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Table Of Content

CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION 1
1.1 Back Ground Of Study 1
1.2 Statement Of The Problem 3
1.3 Objective Of Study 3
1.4 Significance Of The Study 4
1.5 Scope And Limitation Of Study 5
1.6 Definition Of Terms 5

CHAPTER TWO
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE 7
2.1 Meaning And Purpose Of Insurance 7
2.2 The Insurance Market 9
2.3 Classes Of Insurance Contract 11
2.4 Factors Affecting The Insurance Contract 13
2.5 Consumer Attitude Towards Insurance Contract In Nigeria
Constraints Of Marketing Insurance Products 16
2.8 Legal And Regulatory Constraints 33
Reference 36

CHAPTER THREE
RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY 37
3.1 Sources Of Data 37
3.2 Primary Sources Of Data 37
3.3 Secondary Data 38
3.4 Population Of Study 38
3.5 Determination Of Sample Size 39

CHAPTER FOUR
DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS 41

CHAPTER FIVE
SUMMARY OF FINDINGS CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION 57
5.1 Summary Of Findings 57
5.2 Conclusion 59
5.3 Recommendation / Suggestions 60
Bibliography 62
Appendix 63

 

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INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACK GROUND OF THE STUDY
The determinant of every marking is the ability of the producer to provide for the consumers the quantity and quality of the goods that will satisfy them at affordable prize, provided at accessible places. In event to provide these goods, the producer should consider the consumer as a “king “because with out the consumer the producer cannot be in business. Insurance market consist of buyers intermediate and sellers of insurance polities, individual as well as corporate organization have different attitudes of individuals and corporate organization towards insurance is greatly influenced by consumers attitude, Apparently the attitude of a client towards the sole of insurance services is a function of two broad group of factors namely. The controllable and uncontrollable frees. The controllable factors are bordering mainly on the usual marketing mix, comprises the element of insurance marketing, namely product planning, prizing, distribution channel, advertising and sales promotion. The uncontrollable forces are social economic, technological psychological political and legal forces, outside the direct cannot of insurance, some social risk also contribute for the need of insurance, there are theft, burglary and house breaking, arson, has progressed tremendously during the century especially in period of inflation.
As a result of introduction of new business or diversification of business which brings about increase in value and produce line.
Insurance contract in Nigeria has progressed tremendously during as far as insurance is concerned, Nigerians are easily spurred into action only when they hear that an insurable disaster has befallen on someone or the other, in recent time, there has been proliferation of social clubs, more of these clubs guarantee the payment of fixed sum of money to the dependants of a deceased member, experience has shown that these clubs make the said payment with reasonable dispaten on the death of a member, on the other hand insurance payment condition stresses the satisfaction of certain legal requirement and hence the payment for some time. Level of literacy is still low in Nigeria, this in itself couples with low per capital level of income also account for the low rate entering into insurance contract.

1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM.
The problem associated to this thesis are:-
1. To identity why the social economic value of insurance is not easily appreciated by the general public.
2. To identity why the effect of moral laxity and poor conduct of the insurance companies
3. To identity why the general public misunderstood the technical word, used in drawing up insurance contract.
4. To identity way some insurance company do not settle claims on time.

1.3 OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY.
The objective of the study is as follows:-
1. To improve the settlement of claims by insurers.
2. To provide a mechanism framework that will help in educating the general public on the benefit of insurance.
3. To improve on the construction of policies with such words that not is confusion to the public.
4. To potray insurance as a service capable of taking care of loss occasional by the insured and not like a social club.
5. To improve on how to increase public awareness of insurance such that will be more informative.

1.4 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
The important of this study is to ensure positive consumers attitude towards insurance contract. Apart from this, there are other important attached to it, they are as followed.
1. This study will be of immense help to the general public to employ a professional, such as broke that will guade them according
2. It will also help the insurance company to observe the effect of non – settlement of llairs or delay in settlement of claims.
3. This study wine encourages the insurance companies to always use qualified personal (intermediaries) that wine guides the customers according to the norms or the contract.
4. This project work wine be of important to the insured to suggest the best time and low to exercise his rights throughout the contract.

1.5 SCOPE AND LIMITATION OF THE STUDY:
The research work is limited only to the Nigerian consumers of insurance services and the insurance companies, because of its wide area of coverage, the following constraints abound. Outside may normal classroom work, there are other study that help me in writing this project.
The greatest limitation was that of financial Inadequacy, this there fore affected my movement in terms of traveling thru and fro in some states like Imo Abia, and Enugu, i.e. I was some state not able to gather all the information needed for the study.
The unco-operating attitude of some respondents posed some problem to his research, it is known that many respondent are usually very rductant in discussing some important information

1.6 DEFINITION OF TERMS:
A Contract: this is a legal binding agreement between two parties, which must have qualities of valied contract, for a example consideration, offer, and acceptance e.t.c which is untraceable by law.
b. Policy: this is a guidance of insurance contract, it provide proof on the terms of contract of insurance.
c. Insurer: An insurer is a party to the insurance contract who undertakes to indemnify the other, for a monetary consideration, of the insured event.
d. Insured: A party to the insurance contract covered against certain risks for monetary consideration.

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