Insurance Flashcards

1
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premium

A

under the policy, the insurer agrees to assume an identified risk for a fee; what you pay to get into the policy

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Indemnification

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putting the policy holder back in the same financial condition they were in before the loss occurred

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3
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3 steps to identify risk

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  1. identify risks of loss
  2. assess seriousness of risks
  3. handle risks
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4
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deductible

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specified amount of a loss that you must pay before insurance steps in

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5
Q

property owners 3 types of risks

A

hazards
crimes
liability

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6
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Endorsement

A

written amendment to an insurance policy

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7
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Personal Property Floater

A

insurance coverage for the insured moveable property wherever it may be located

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8
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Liability coverage (house)

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insurance to protect against claims for bodily injury to another person or property (even unwanted guests)

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9
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Attractive nuisance

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a dangerous thing that attracts children (pools, fire pit, trampoline)

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10
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What are premiums based on in auto insurance

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-model, style and age
-driver classification
-location of driver and car
-distances driven
-purpose of driving
-grades
-previous tickets
-age, sex, marital status

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11
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Types of Auto Insurance

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Liability
collision
comprehensive
PIP
Uninsured coverage

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12
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Liability Insurance (auto)

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protects against claims for bodily injury to another person or property; required by law

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Collision Coverage

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protects your own car against damage from accidents (it’s your own fault)

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14
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Comprehensive

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protects you from damage to your car from causes other than collisions (like animals)

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15
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PIP

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personal injury protection; pays for medical costs of the insured and passengers

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16
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Uninsured

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pays for your injuries when the other driver is legally liable but unable to pay

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17
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No fault insurance

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laws that set up a system of compensation for auto accidents that doesn’t require a legal determination of who’s fault

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18
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Umbrella insurance

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supplements your basic auto and property liability coverage by expanding limits and including additional risks

19
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COBRA

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law that allows you to keep your insurance after getting laid off

20
Q

HSA

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health savings account; employee benefit program that allows employees to set aside money to help pay deductibles during the year that’re not covered by insurance

21
Q

dental and vision insurance

A

not included with regular health insurance

22
Q

HMO

A

health maintenance organization (offers prepaid medical care to members)

23
Q

PPO

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preferred provider organization (doctors who come together to provide care for set fees)

24
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Medicare

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gov sponsored health insurance for people over 65

25
medicaid
gov sponsored health insurance for people with low income
26
Life insurance
provides funds to the beneficiaries when the insured dies
27
Incontestable clause
after a certain period of time, insurance can't question things
28
Double indemnity
the beneficiary is paid double the face amount of the insurance policy
29
Can you cash out life insurance
almost always, no
30
will filing a claim raise your insurance
yes
31
can some healthcare require doctors
yes
32
3 main insurable risks
people liability property
33
stop loss provision
sets a maximum out of pocket expense
34
Coordination of benefits
insurances working together if you have more than one policy
35
you hit a biker and they are injured
liability
36
You get t-boned and you injured
PIP
37
Someone gets mad and hits another car, so they have to pay for damages
liability
38
hit a pole and car is damaged
collision
39
run a red, and they have no insurance
uninsured
40
someone hits your mirror off
comprehensive
41
weather
comprehensive
42
hit a deer and then swerve and hit another car
collision
43
you hit a deer and swerve into the ditch
comprehensive