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Title: Insurance Terminology Personal Finance


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Insurance TerminologyPersonal Finance
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Agent
  • An insurance salesman.
  • An independent agent who does work for any
    insurance company and sells the _______ of more
    than one insurer.

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Broker
  • An insurance sales person who deals with _____
    ___ _______ to find insurance for the customer.

4
Claim
  • A person's request for payment by an insurer for
    a loss covered under a policy. Your claims to
    your company are ________ _______." Claims made
    by one person against another person's insurance
    company are known as "third-party claims."

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Collision Coverage
  • __________ insurance that pays for damage to your
    car caused by collision with another car or
    object, or by a car rolling over.
  • This is frequently required if you have a car
    loan.

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Comprehensive Physical Damage Coverage
  • Optional insurance that pays for damage to your
    auto caused by something other than a collision
    or the car rolling over, such as fire, theft,
    vandalism, _____ __ ____.
  • This is frequently required if you have a car
    loan.

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Conditions
  • Part of an insurance policy that states your
    ___________ and those of your insurance company
    in order for the policy to be in effect.

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Deductible
  • The amount, which you agree to pay, per claim or
    per accident. This is subtracted from the total
    amount paid __ ____ ________. If the claims is
    500 and your deductible is 100, you pay 100
    and you insurance company will pay 400. The
    higher the deductible, the lower your payment
    will be for the policy, but the more you will
    have to pay out of your pocket if you file a
    claim.

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Insurance Department
  • A ____ _______ that enforces rules for the
    insurance business in each state. These
    departments are valuable source of information
    about all types of insurance as well as handling
    consumer inquiries and __________.

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Insurance Company
  • A company that, in exchange for a fee (known as a
    premium), agrees to pay all __________ claims
    that may arise under your policy.

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Liability
  • A _______ ___________ financial obligation.

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Liability Coverage
  • Insurance that pays other people's losses that
    you have caused unintentionally or through
    negligence.
  • ______ _______ liability coverage pays the
    medical costs of others and your legal defense
    costs if your car injures or kills someone.
  • _______ _________ liability coverage pays the
    claims against you if you damage someone else's
    car or property.

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Negligence
  • Failure to exercise a generally acceptable level
    of ____ ____ ________.

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Policy Period
  • The amount of time insurance contract (policy)
    last.

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Policyholder
  • The person who buys insurance.
  • (ie. You)

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Premium
  • The amount you pay for ________ __________.
  • What is paid each month, quarter, or half.

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Proof of Loss
  • Documents that you give to the insurer to support
    your request for payment of losses. The company
    uses these documents to determine whether and how
    much it will pay. (Examples written repair
    estimates from auto body shops, _______
    _________.)

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Renters Insurance
  • Tenants or renters insurance is a form of
    ____________ _______. It covers the
    policyholder's belongings against perils
    including fire, theft, windstorm, hail,
    explosion, vandalism, accidental discharge of
    steam from heating systems, riot or civil
    commotion, even volcanic eruption.

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Renters Insurance (contd)
  • The policy also provides personal liability
    coverage for damage the policyholder and his or
    her dependents cause to ______ _______. Renters
    policies also provide additional living expenses
    (also known as loss-of-use coverage) if the
    policyholder is forced to live elsewhere while
    his or her dwelling is being repaired. Most
    renters policies also include some coverage for
    any improvements the tenant has made to the
    property, even though he or she doesn't own it.

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Uninsured Motorist Coverage
  • Insurance which pays for your costs resulting
    from an accident involving a _________ _______,
    or a driver who does not have insurance.
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