net single premium
The present value of the expected benefits of
an insurance policy. The net single premium is the amount of money
that would have to be collected at the time a policy
is issued to assure that there will be enough money
to pay
the death benefit of the
policy, assuming that interest
is earned at the expected rate and that claims occur at the
expected rate.
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