Insurance Basics
Health Insurance
Car Insurance
Insurance Math
100

What is insurance?

Protection against financial loss

100

What does health insurance help pay for?

Medical bills and health care costs

100

What does liability insurance cover?

Damage or injury you cause to others.

100

You pay $200/month for your health insurance premiums. How much do you pay in premiums for the year?

$200 × 12 = $2,400

200

What is a dependent?

A person (like a child or spouse) who can be covered under someone else’s insurance plan.

200

What is coinsurance?

The percentage of costs you pay after the deductible is met.

200

What does collision insurance cover?

Damage to your car from a crash.

200

You have a $30 copay for visits to the doctor. You have a doctors appointment that costs $200, how much do you know you have to pay no matter what?

$30, no matter what you always have to pay your copay

300

What is a premium?

The amount you pay to have access to insurance, usually monthly or yearly (like a subscription)

300

What is a copay?

A fixed amount you pay for a medical visit or prescription.

300

What does comprehensive insurance cover?

Damage not from a crash, like theft or fire.

300

Your deductible is $1,000. You have a hospital bill for $800. How much does your insurance pay?

$0, you pay the entire amount since your deductible hasn't been met yet

400

What is a deductible?

The amount you pay out of pocket before your insurance starts paying

400

What is an out-of-pocket maximum

The most you’ll pay in a year before insurance covers 100%

400

What could happen if you drive without insurance?

You could be fined, lose your license, or pay all damages yourself.

400

You have already met your $500 deductible, then have a $200 medical bill. How much do you pay if your coinsurance is 20%?

You pay 20% of $200 = $40

500

What is the relationship between insurance premiums and deductibles? (The higher/lower the premium, the higher/lower the deductible)

The higher the insurance premium, the lower the deductible 

The lower the insurance premium, the high the deductible

500

If your deductible is $1,000 and your medical bill is $2,500, how much do you pay before insurance helps?

You pay the first $1,000 (your deductible), then insurance helps pay the rest.

500

What are 3 factors can affect your car insurance cost?

Age, driving record, car type, location, credit score, etc.

500

Your deductible is $1,000 and your coinsurance is 20%. You have a $3,000 hospital bill. How much do you pay total?

You pay $1,000 (deductible) + 20% of $2,000 = $1,400 total

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