Auto Insurance
Homeowner's Insurance
Homeowner's Insurance 2
Insurance
100

Where is Auto insurance required?

Nearly every state.

100

Does renter's insurance provide you with important liability protection?

Yes.

100

How does Homeowner's insurance protect someone

It insures the possessions and the property of the individual.

100

What does FEMA stand for?

Federal Emergency Management Agency

200

What doesn't basic car insurance cover?

Maintenance nor general wear and tear

200

What does renters insurance cover?

Renters insurance covers the items within the house but not the property itself. 

200

What does property insurance cover?

Covers the contents within the house and the property itself.

200

What is a premium?

The regular payments that the insured person must make to the insurance company.

300

List 4 factors that affect auto insurance cost.

Age, Location, Vehicle usage, Your driving record, Speeding and traffic tickets, At-fault accidents, Not-at-fault and one-car accidents, Coverage selections, Vehicle type, Marital status, How you pay, Mileage, Credit

300

What is an open peril?

A policy that covers damage regardless of the cause.

300

What is a closed peril?

A policy that explicitly states what causes of damage are covered. Anything else not listed are not covered. 

300

What is liability insurance?

Insurance for damages that the policy holder committed that affected someone else's property or health.

400

What is covered in an accident?

Bodily injury liability, Property damage liability, Medical payments or personal injury protection (PIP), and Uninsured motorist coverage

400

Name 3 things that affect premium pricing.

Geographical location, proximity to fire stations and hydrants, roof type

400

What is the purpose of FEMA?

helps the underinsured and uninsured recover their lives after a disaster

400

What is the purpose of FEMA?

Helps the underinsured and uninsured recover their lives after a disaster

500

Name the 3 other types of Auto insurance introduced.

Collision, Comprehensive, Glass coverage.

500

What’s usually covered by homeowner's/property insurance?

Fire, theft, personal liability, some weather damage

500

What’s usually not covered by homeowner's/property insurance?

Earthquake, flood, acts of war, and terrorism

500

What is the easiest way to document your possessions for insurance reasons?

Take a digital image on your phone. 

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