General Insurance
Auto Insurance
Homeowner's/Renter's Insurance
Life Insurance
Health Insurance
100

Insurance transfers this from you to the insurance company.

What is risk?

100

the failure to take ordinary reasonable care to prevent accidents from happening.

Negligence

100

This part of a homeowner's insurance policy covers the structure of the house.

What is dwelling coverage?

100

Life insurance replaces this when you die.

What is your income?

100

Health insurance is necessary for these people.

Who is everyone?

200

This kind of insurance replaces a person's lost income for years, even up to his retirement.

What is long-term disability insurance?

200

This part of auto insurance covers loss or damage caused by something other than a collision.

What is comprehensive coverage?

200
Renter's insurance covers these.

What is property loss or damage due to fire, theft, vandalism, etc.?

200

So that the insurance company will pay for various damages or expenses, the insured person pays this each month.

What is a premium?

200

Because of the Affordable Care Act, a child can remain on his parents' health insurance until this age.

What is 26 years old?

300

When determining premiums, an insurance company looks at these details of your life to determine the risk you pose.

What are life expectancy, weight, age, hobbies, habits like smoking, etc.?

300

insurance that covers physical injuries caused by a vehicle accident for which the insured is responsible.

Bodily injury liability

300

This coverage pays for costs incurred when you are unable to live in your home due to damage.

What is loss of use coverage?

300

This kind of "insurance" helps you if someone steals your personal information.

What is identity theft protection?

300

Medicaid and Medicare are examples of these.

What are government programs for public health insurance?

400

This kind of insurance replaces your income when you are unable to perform the job you were educated to perform.

What is own occupation disability insurance?

400

The amount of money an insurance agrees to pay for an incident is called this.

What is coverage?

400

Homeowner's insurance premiums are higher in locations susceptible to these events.

What are natural disasters (e.g., floods, hurricanes, tornadoes)?

400

Healthy, young people should get a health insurance plan with these features.

What are high deductibles and low premiums?

400

People who rely on you financially are legally referred to as these.

What are dependents?

500

Insurance pairs up with this part of your financial plan to compose your defensive strategy. Insurance does not make you rich.

What is an emergency fund?

500

This type of insurance pays for the treatment of injuries to the driver and passengers of the policyholder's car.

What is personal injury protection?

500
Umbrella insurance covers these.

What are things outside the coverage of your other policies?

500

This kind of life insurance does not accumulate cash value

Term

500

This is a length of time after your premium is due during which your coverage will not be automatically cancelled if you forgot to pay.

What is a grace period?

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