The largest liability category on the balance sheet of U.S. life insurance companies as of 2020 was policy reserves. non-reserve liabilities. capital and surplus. non-invested assets. premium and deposit funds.
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S. life insurance companies as of 2020 was policy reserves. This is because policy reserves represent the amount of money that insurance companies set aside to cover future claims and benefits owed to policyholders. Show more…
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