Flow Through Cost No Load Insurance


Definition of "Flow-through cost (no load insurance)"

Net cost of insurance with no markup to cover an intermediary's profit or expenses. An intermediary, such as a broker, sells an insurance product net; that is, there is no loading for his own cost of soliciting business or his profit margin.



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