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A reciprocal insurance exchange is an insurance company owned by policyholders (also called subscribers or members), making them both the insured and the insurer. In this model, policyholders agree to insure each others risks by paying their premiums into a shared pool.
A reciprocal insurance exchange (or reciprocal) is a form of risk transfer that a group of members or Subscribers will set up and fund as an alternative to purchasing insurance from the traditional commercial insurance market.
noun. : an unincorporated association in which members (as individuals, partnerships, trustees, or corporations) exchange contracts and pay premiums through an attorney-in-fact for the insurance of each other.
Reciprocal insurers are unincorporated groups of people that agree to insure each others losses under contract. Policyholders are called subscribers, and each one owns a part of the company by purchasing a policy.
Therefore, reciprocal insurance exchanges often run with stronger financial risk. In contrast to typical insurance plans, coverage provided by reciprocal insurance exchanges may be difficult to transfer to another insurer. There may be less flexibility if they want to move insurers or change their coverage.
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Pros of Reciprocal Insurance Exchange Reciprocal insurance exchanges can and often operate on a nonprofit basis with the goal of giving their policyholders affordable coverage. 3 In comparison to standard insurance choices, premiums may be lower because policyholders share risk and costs.
Comparison to other forms of insurance A reciprocal is unincorporated; a mutual is incorporated and thus can claim to be owned by our policyholders. However, in both a reciprocal and a mutual, it may be difficult for widely dispersed policyholders to force material changes in governance.
A reciprocal exchange is when two members swap homes with each other, whether simultaneously or on different dates. But it is also possible to have a non-reciprocal exchange using GuestPoints.

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