Insurance
Insurance
Taxes
Taxes
Insurance and Taxes
100

Collision insurance covers:

damage to your car

100

The price you pay for insurance:

premuim

100

Tax on the things we buy:

What is sales tax?

100

percent paid by both employee and employer for social security & medicare:  

7.65

100

This part of an auto insurance policy covers damage to your car from things other than collision

comprehensive

200

You see the doctor for a checkup and pay $25 on the spot:

copay

200

Type of life insurance that is good for specified period of time and relatively the least expensive type of life insurance:

term life

200

Filing date for most taxpayers:

April 15

200

The type of tax paid for investment profits:

What is capital gains tax?

200

Tax paid on real estate: 

What is property tax?

300

$2000 of your possessions are stolen from your apartment. You have to pay the first $500. This is called the:

deductible

300

Insurance is designed to __________________ in the case of a loss/claim: (a few word phrase will cover it)

mitigate or help offset the loss - but not usually 100% covered

300

THIS is the government entity that collects taxes

What is IRS?

300

This document is a statement of your annual earnings which is produced by your employer: 

 w-2

300

Expressed as a percent, this is the part of the insurance you pay before the insurance company pays:

coinsurance

400

This type of analysis is the best way to determine if insurance is "worth it":

cost-benefit

400

What is a claim?

Ask insurance to pay because of a loss

400

THIS is a form you fill out when you start a new job - it determines withholding amount:

What is a W-4?

400

This reduces your taxable income: 

What is a Deduction?

400

This four-letter word is the core concept of insurance, both for the insured and the insurer: 

RISK

500

The part of an insurance policy that covers your responsibility/damage to others:

liability

500
What does it mean if your insurance lapses?

Coverage ends due to not paying

500

Also known as the payroll tax: 

social security (and medicare) tax

500
Additional or subforms sometimes required with tax returns:

schedule

500

Something not covered by an insurance policy (stated up front): 

exclusion