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Insurance companies incur various expenses in order to operate and provide coverage to their customers. These expenses, known as overhead or administrative expenses, are necessary for the smooth functioning of the insurer and are ultimately included in the cost of a policy. Examples of these expenses include salaries of staff, rent for office space, and marketing costs. It is important for individuals to understand the components of their insurance premium in order to make informed decisions about their coverage.

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