Which of the following attributes would not be used by an Underwriter to determine the appropriate premiums to charge for insurance?

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Marital status is not a relevant factor in determining the appropriate premiums to charge for insurance. The underwriter typically considers factors such as gender, health, age, and occupation to assess the level of risk associated with the individual applying for insurance. Marital status has no statistical correlation to the level of risk associated with insuring a person, and should, therefore, not be used as a factor in determining premiums.

Which of the Following Attributes Would Not Be Used by an Underwriter