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About This Publication
The 2002 edition of Ohio Insurance Facts is published by the Ohio
Insurance Institute (OII) to provide its readers with information
and statistics pertaining to Ohio’s property/casualty insurance
industry. In certain instances, local and national information is
also provided.
Statistical information is for the most recent year(s) available
at the close of publishing. Updated information, if available, may
be obtained by contacting Mary Bonelli (maryb@ohioinsurance.org)
or Mitch Wilson (mitchw@ohioinsurance.org)
at the Ohio Insurance Institute, P.O. Box 816, Columbus, Ohio 43216-0816;
614-228-1593.
Web and CD versions
The 2002 edition will be available for downloading from the OII
Web site at www.ohioinsurance.org
by mid-year 2002. The CD-rom version is also available by contacting
the OII. We are printing a limited quantity of books. All Web sites
noted on the Web and CD versions are live and can be accessed for
additional or updated information.
Permission to reprint
Although this material is copyrighted, readers are not restricted
or limited in any way to use the contents. Authorization is granted
for full use of the information with attribution, when appropriate,
to the Ohio Insurance Institute or other noted source.
Feedback welcomed here
Every year, sections are added or revised to provide readers with
additional facts and information tied to our industry. In other
cases, information that hasn’t proven to be of significant
interest is deleted. Your comments and suggestions regarding this
publication are welcome. Feel free to use the “OII
Sound-Off Page” at the back of the book to send in your
comments.
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The National Association of Insurance
Commissioners (NAIC) sponsored a national survey of 1,021 adults
regarding the types of insurance coverage they carried, including
life, home, auto, health, personal liability and disability.
83% agreed that an annual insurance policy review was a good
idea, and 76% said they reevaluate their coverage annually.
But only 28% of respondents claimed to understand the details
of their insurance coverage “very well.”
(Cincinnati Enquirer, 1/13/02) |
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