Auto Ins.
Home Ins.
Health Ins.
Life Ins.
Traveler's Ins.
100

What does liability coverage pay for?

Injuries or damage you cause to others

100

What does home insurance primarily protect?

The home, belongings, and liability for accidents

100

What does a copay mean?

The fixed amount you pay for a doctor visit or prescription

100

What is life insurance designed to do?

Provide money to your family when you pass away

100

What does travel insurance usually cover?

Flight cancellations and lost luggage

200

Collision coverage pays for what repairs?

Your car if you hit another car or object.

200

When do you need renter's insurance? Bonus: What does renter's insurance protect?

Renting an apartment. 

Sometimes landlords require it.

Bonus: Your personal belongings 

200

What is the purpose of health insurance?

To help cover medical costs and protect you from high bills

200

What is term life insurance?

Coverage for a specific period of time

200

What might trip cancellation coverage reimburse you for?

Canceling your trip due to illness or emergency

300

What is a deductible?

The amount you pay before insurance covers the rest

300

What is liability coverage in a homeowner’s policy?

Covers other people’s injuries on your property

300

What is a premium in health insurance?

The money you pay each month to have health insurance coverage.

300

How many life insurance policies can you have at one time?

As many as you'd like.

300

What situation is a good example of when travel insurance would be helpful?  

You lose your luggage while flying to another country.

To cover emergency medical expenses while traveling

400

Which is one thing that WILL affect the cost of your auto insurance?

Age

Driving History

Type of Car

Your Grades / GPA

Gender (Males are higher)

Marital Status (Married people typically don't do the crazy stuff singles do) 

400

Which type of damage is not usually covered by a standard home insurance policy?

Flood Insurance

400

Health insurance helps pay for...

...doctor visits, hospital stays, and prescriptions.

400

The person who receives the insurance payout is called the...

Beneficiary

400

What is travel delay coverage used for?

To pay for extra expenses if your trip is delayed, like meals or lodging

500

What is an insurance claim?  

A request you make to your insurance company to pay for a loss or damage

500

Today, most home policies have a ____% deductible of the home's value.

1% of the home's value

500

Where do you get health insurance from?

1. Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance

  • Many full-time jobs offer health insurance as a benefit.

  • Employers often pay part of the premium.

  • Example: large companies, school districts, government jobs.

2. Government Programs

  • Medicare – For people 65+ or with certain disabilities.

  • Medicaid – For low-income individuals or families (eligibility varies by state).

  • CHIP (Children’s Health Insurance Program) – For children in families that earn too much for Medicaid but can’t afford private insurance.

  • Veterans Health Administration (VA) – For eligible military veterans.

3. Health Insurance Marketplaces

  • Federal Marketplace – Healthcare.gov

  • State Marketplaces – Some states have their own exchanges (e.g., Covered California)

  • Offers plans under the Affordable Care Act (ACA).

4. Individual/Private Health Insurance

  • Purchased directly from insurance companies (like Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Cigna).

  • Can be customized for coverage levels and costs.

5. Other Sources

  • Student health plans – Many colleges and universities offer health insurance to students.

  • Short-term health insurance – Temporary coverage for a limited period.

  • COBRA – Allows continuation of your employer’s health plan after leaving a job (usually for up to 18 months).

500

Which of the following is a type of life insurance that covers you for your entire life and can also build cash value?

Whole Life Insurance

500

Travel insurance might also cover “cancel for any reason” (CFAR) if you:

If you want more flexibility to cancel your trip for reasons not normally covered

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