Insurances
ouch
why
there goes my money
Taxes
100
IT is the amount of money the company wants you to pay before they start paying.
What is deductible?
100
What is the monthly cost of insurance.
What is a premium?
100
When you ask insurance to pay because something happens.
What is a claim?
100
What and how much is covered by insurance.
What is coverage?
100
Person covered by insurance.
What is insured?
200
THIS is when a higher deductible means a lower premium
What is a inverse relationship?
200
Every month/year and you must pay even if you do not use it.
WHEN do you pay your premium?
200
Got sick, car accident, theft, or house damage.
What are some examples of a claim?
200
The agreement between the insurer and the insured.
What is a Term?
200
Company giving coverage.
What is insurer?
300
your employer withholds taxes and sends them to the IRS
What is withholding?
300
Higher risk equals higher premiums.
What is a direct relationship
300
A portion of the claim the insurance wants you to pay.
What is co-pay?
300
Premium, coverage and deductible.
What are some examples of terms?
300
Medical and dental.
What insurances use co-pay?
400
What is January.
When does the deductible recycle?
400
Government agency that collects taxes.
What is the IRS?
400
Insurance pays 90% and you pay 10%
What are examples of co-pay?
400
Auto, vision, disability, medical, life, homeowners, dental, business, and renters.
What are types of insurance?
400
Whenever you need it?
When do you pay for car repair insurance?
500
WHICH insurance uses a deductible?
WHAT are Medical and Dental Insurances
500
Males between ages 16-25.
What is the riskiest group?
500
A co-payment is something that helps you pay an outrageous bill.
What are some reasons you need to pay a co-payment?
500
Insured and insurer
What are some parties?
500
Federal income tax, sales tax, social security tax, unemployment tax, capital gains tax, state income tax, property tax, medicare tax disability tax.
What are the types of taxes?
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