@ Insurance Flashcards

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List types of Insurance

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  • Car insurance
  • Life insurance and assurance
  • Pet insurance
  • Home and contents insurance
  • Travel insurance
  • Health insurance
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Ad of Car insurance

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  • Satisfies the legal requirement for car owners to have insurance
  • Can build up no claims bonus
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Dis of Car insurance

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  • Expensive for new or young drivers

- Policy excess can add to costs in the event of a claim

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Ad of Life insurance and assurance

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  • Payout may be larger than the total amount of premiums paid
  • Provides peace of mind to family
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Dis of Life insurance and assurance

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  • Pre-existing medical conditions may not be covered

- Cover taken on a whole life basis “assurance” is much more expensive

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Ad of Pet insurance

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  • Avoids excessive vet fees

- Can avoid having to make difficult decisions about treatment on the basis of affordability

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Dis of Pet insurance

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  • Vaccinations are not covered

- May never recover the true value of the policy if the pet is fit and well

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Ad of Home and contents insurance

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  • Protects against damage that may otherwise be too expensive to repair and would result in the loss of a home
  • Contents are protected both inside and outside of the home
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Dis of Home and contents insurance

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  • Some items cannot be replaced due to value beyond their financial worth e.g photographs
  • Premiums are an additional expense to homeownership
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Ad of Travel insurance

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  • Provides protection to personal belongings when away from home
  • Covers medical costs when on holiday
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Dis of Travel insurance

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  • High-risk sporting activities usually require an additional premium
  • Pay-outs may not cover the full amount of the financial loss
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Ad of Health insurance

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  • Covers some or all private medical costs with convenient treatment times
  • Some compensation is provided when ill which can reduce the financial burden and stress during a period of illness
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Dis of Health insurance

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  • Pre-existing medical conditions are not covered

- A further expense on something that you hope you will not use

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Car Insurance

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To cover theft and accidents- there is a legal requirement to insure any car that is on the road and this protects the driver, passenger, and other road users

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Home Insurance

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Covers the physical building against events like a fire or flood damage.

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Flood damage/Contents Insurance

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Covers the physical items inside the house and when they are used away from home

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Life Assurance Insurance

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An ongoing policy to pay a lump sum upon death

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Life Insurance

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A policy for a set period of time (e.g mortgage term) to pay a lump sum if you die within that period

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Travel Insurance

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Protects individuals or groups while abroad. Cover usually includes illness, loss or theft of property, cancellation and emergencies up to pre-determined limits

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Pet Insurance

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Protects owners of pets against some or all of the expenses associated with treating an injured or sick animal e.g vet fees

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Health Insurance

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Covers individuals, families, or employees against medical expenses including assessments, treatment, and loss of earnings. In the UK, this can pay for private treatment or payment plans for routine visits e.g to the dentist