Premium
Deductible
Types of Insurances
Types of Taxes
Tax Forms
100
The monthly cost of insurance is...
What is premium?
100
The amount insurance wants you to pay before they start paying is...
What is deductible?
100
THIS protects you and other drivers in the case of a car accident.
What is auto insurance?
100
Who charges federal income tax for everyone who earns money?
Who is the federal government?
100
IRS stands for...
What is International Revenue Service?
200
Who are the riskiest group?
Who are males ages 16-25?
200
Deductible starts over THIS month..
When is January?
200
THIS can protect you if there is damage to your home...
What is renters and homeowners insurance?
200
Some states do not have THIS at all.
What is state income tax?
200
You fill THIS out one time when you start a new job.
What is the W-4?
300
Do you have to pay for premium whether you use it or not?
What is yes?
300
Higher deductible equals to THIS...
What is lower premium?
300
THIS can help cover the cost of medical expenses like doctor visits, prescriptions, and hospital stays.
What is health insurance?
300
THIS is charged on items you purchase and it's percentage varies across states...
What is sales tax?
300
You file THIS once a year with the IRS.
What is the 1040EZ?
400
Higher risk equals to...
What are higher premiums?
400
Lower deductible equals to THIS...
What is higher premium?
400
THIS covers the lost income when an illness or injury prevents you from working.
What is disability insurance?
400
THIS is based on the value of owned property, like land, buildings, or houses.
What is property tax?
400
THIS summarizes earnings and withholdings for the year.
What is the W-2?
500
The relationship between higher risk and higher premiums are...
What is direct relationship?
500
The relationship between higher deductible and lower premium is THIS...
What is inverse relationship?
500
THIS ensures that another person will be financially protected when you pass away.
What is life insurance?
500
THIS is charged on any profit you make from selling something at a higher price than you bought it.
What is capital gains tax?
500
W-2 summarizes THESE...
What are earnings, deductions, and taxes withheld?
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