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Fire ranks as Ghana’s top insurance risk – NIC
The survey findings outlined respondents’ perceptions of major insurance risks, their willingness to pay premiums and their preferred payment channels, with mobile money recording the highest preference.
The findings also showed varying willingness among occupational groups to pay insurance premiums, with market traders indicating a readiness to pay GHS25 daily and drivers GHS30.12, GNA – Fire remains Ghana’s leading insurance risk, with 41 per cent of respondents in a survey by the National Insurance Commission (NIC) identifying it as their most significant concern.
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