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Chapter 14 + 15
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| No-fault auto insurance | Type of insurance plan that eliminates the fault finding process in setting claims. |
| Insurance claim | Process of determining a loss against a insurance policy. |
| When risk is shifted to someone else, what is this process called? | Risk shifting. |
| What factors affect the cost of insuring a home? | Type & amount of coverage, size of the deduction, risk factors where you live, the insurance company & opportunity for discounts. |
| What factors affect the cost of auto insurance? | Safe driving record, good grades, anti tendencie, insales vehicle, over a certain age, two or more cars on a policy, and a good credit score. |
| Homeowners insurance provides what 2 basic types of coverage? | Property insurance and homeowners liability. |
| Insurance premium | The insure pays for insurance coverage. |
| What insurance protects you when you are responsible for an automobile accident that results in injury to other people? | Liability insurance. |
| What is the main purpose of insurance? | Financial service uses to protect against a loss. |
| What are 4 common methods of risk management? | Avoid risk, reduce risk, transfer risk, and assume risk. |
| Provide examples of speculative risk | If you buy a stock, you have a chance to loose or gain something. |
| Indemnity plan | A healthcare plan that pays for covered medical services after treatment is provided. |
| Why is always carrying proof of insurance a best practice for responsibility? | Because you will always have it if ever needed. |
| Major Medical Insurance | Insurance that typically covers the costs. |
| Who is a individual who relies on someone else for financial support? | A dependent/children. |
| What health insurance program provides coverage for eligible, low-income persons and those with certain disabilities? | Medicaid. |
| Who usually provides group health insurance plans? | Government provides it. |
| Coinsurance | A percentage of the service costs that patients pay after the annual deductible is met. |
| Automobile insurance | insurance that covers passenger vehicles and protects the beneficiary against the financial aspects of a traffic accident. |
| Insurance | a financial service used to protect against loss. The insurance company, the insurer, protects the insured, the policyholder. For a fee, the insurer provides the insured with protection against economic loss. |
| Insurance settlement | the amount of money or other services to which you are entitled under the terms of your insurance policy. |
| Property insurance | insurance that insures the policyholder against financial loss due to damage to or loss of a dwelling and personal property and possessions, such as clothes and furnishings. |
| Risk | is the possibility of loss, damage, or injury. |
| Risk management | is the process of measuring risk and finding ways to minimize or manage loss. |
| Speculative risk | is a risk that may result in either financial gain or financial loss. |