VOCABULARY
Auto Insurance
Homeowners & Renters Insurance
Umbrella & Long-Term Insurance
Health & Life Insurance
100

What do we call the contract between you and the insurance company?

POLICY

100

True or False: You need car insurance to drive legally in most states

TRUE

100

What does homeowners insurance protect?

your home and the items inside it

100

What is umbrella insurance for?




extra protection beyond your other insurance limits

100

What does health insurance help pay for?

doctor visits, medicine, or hospital care

200

What’s the monthly amount you pay to keep your insurance?

a premium

200

What kind of damage can auto insurance cover besides accidents? (Name 2)

theft and weather damage

200

What is one major difference between homeowners and renters insurance

Renters insurance doesn’t cover the building

200

Who might need long-term care insurance?

an elderly person or someone who needs daily help

200

What is a copay?

a small payment you make each time you get care

300

What is the money you must pay before your insurance helps?

a deductible

300

What happens if you don’t pay your premium on time?

You may lose coverage, unless there's a grace period

300

Name one situation where renters insurance would help

a theft or fire that damages your stuff?

300

If your car insurance only pays $50,000 but you owe $100,000 after a crash, how can umbrella insurance help?

pay the extra $50,000 that your car insurance doesn’t cove

300

What is the main purpose of life insurance?

to help your family with money if you die

400

What is it called when you ask the INSURANCE company for help after a loss?

A CLAIM

400

You hit someone else’s car and it’s your fault. What part of your auto insurance helps pay for their damage?

liability coverage

400

What is liability coverage in home insurance?

if someone is hurt at your home

400

Why is umbrella insurance helpful for people with big houses or expensive cars?

They might get sued for more money, and umbrella insurance gives more protection.

400

What’s the difference between term life and long-term care insurance?

Term life gives money to your family; long-term care pays for your care.

500

What is the maximum you might pay on your own in a year, even with insurance?

out-of-pocket maximum

500

Explain the difference between filing a claim and paying a deductible?

A claim is asking for help; a deductible is the money you pay before help starts

500

True or False: If your TV is stolen during a break-in, homeowners insurance can help replace it

TRUE

500

Why might someone who already has auto and home insurance still choose to buy umbrella insurance?

big accidents can cost more than basic insurance will pay.

500

A person is young and healthy. Why should they still buy health or life insurance?

Because emergencies can happen anytime, and insurance helps protect you and your family.

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