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Formulas Used To Calculate The Insurance Premium & Coverage Amount When Insuring Exports At 110 % Of CIF Or CIP Value

P=

(C + F)1.1R

A=

1.1(C + F)

1-(1.1R)

1-1.1R

Wherein:

P=Insurance Premium

F=Freight

A=Coverage Amount

C=Cost

R=Insurance Rate


EXAMPLE A: Calculation of the insurance premium.

    Known factors: Cost is $17,050. Freight is 2,500. The insurance rate is 0.55%.

    P=

    (C + F)1.1R

    1-(1.1R)

    P=

    (17,050 + 2,500)1.1(0.0055)

    1-(1.1 x 0.0055)

    P=

    (19,500)(0.00605)

    0.99395

    P=

    118.2775

    0.99395

    P=118.9974; Rounded up, the insurance premium is $119.00

OPTIONAL STEP: To calculate the coverage amount (110 percent of the CIF/CIP value) simply continue with the following steps:

  1. Determine CIF/CIP value by adding Cost, Freight, and the Insurance Premium.

    Cost & Freight

    $19,550.00

    Insurance

    $119.00

    Total:

    $19,669.00


  2. Calculate the coverage amount by multiplying the CIF value by 110 percent.

    1.1 x $19.669.00 =

    $21,635.90


EXAMPLE B: Calculation of the coverage amount, without the insurance premium value.

    Known factors: Cost is $17,050. Freight is 2,500. The insurance rate is 0.55 percent.

    A=

    1.1R(C + F)

    1-(1.1R)

    A=

    1.1(17,050 + 2,500)

    1-(1.1*0.0055)

    A=

    1.1*19,500

    1-0.00605

    A=

    21,505

    0.99395

    A=21,635.8971; Rounded up, the coverage amount is $21,635.90


    Hint: Use the second equation to check the accuracy of the calculations done using the first equation.