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2. Use Your Money Wisely

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Adverse Selection:

The tendency for poorer risks (less-desirable insureds) to seek insurance, to continue insurance, or to select options of settlement that are favourable to them, to a greater extent than do good risks (more desirable insureds). See anti-selection and selection against.

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