Insurance Glossary
Non-disclosure
What is non-disclosure?
Non-disclosure is when a policyholder does not reveal a material fact the insurer needed to assess the risk. Whether deliberate or accidental, it can lead to a claim being reduced or rejected and the policy cancelled.
Example
Not disclosing that a young family member is the car's main driver is non-disclosure and can result in a rejected claim.
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