Insurance Flashcards
What are the 5 types of insurance coverage?
- Collision
- Liability
- Comprehensive
- Medical (Personal Injury Protection)
- Uninsured/Underinsured
What does Collision cover?
Covers damages to your car.
What does Liability cover?
Covers damages you cause to other people/things.
What does Comprehensive cover?
Covers things out of your control.
What does Medical cover?
Covers injuries.
What does Uninsured/Underinsured cover?
Covers medical expenses and lost wages.
What is a deductible?
The amount you pay before insurance covers the rest.
What is Co-Pay?
The fixed amount the subscriber pays at the time of service (a doctor’s appointment).
What is a premium?
The monthly fee paid to an insurance company for coverage.
What is an out of pocket max?
The maximum amount the subscriber is responsible for, charge in addition to premium.
What does the Affordable Care Act do?
The Affordable Care Act makes it so health insurance companies cannot deny people for having a pre-existing condition.
When was the Affordable Care Act established?
The beginning of 2014
What is the purpose of any insurance?
To control and reduce risk.
3 determinants of auto insurance premium and why they affect it
- Personal factors such as age, gender, and marital status. These can make things high or lower because of risk factors.
- Type of vehicle, the amount care is worth = more to insure it
- Mileage, more time spent on the road = more likely to get into crash
What is Medicare and how do you qualify for it?
Medicare is government assisted health insurance, you qualify if you are over the age of 65 or are under 65 and are disabled and can’t work.