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Review Auto Insurance p. 315+
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What are the provisions of an automobile insurance policy - coverage provisions A-D and other? p.316+
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In a homeowner’s policy, what is a deductible? If Eric had a loss of 5,000 and a $500 deductible, what is the amount the homeowner’s policy would pay him for t loss?
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12 - Which gives you more flexibility when selecting doctors and hospitals?
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Review the legislation affecting health care insurance pg 354-356.
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Is a “preexisting condition” treated differently under the ACA? Compare the preexisting condition clause on p. 351 to the new provisions. p. 356
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Describe the definition of a disability for different policies “your own occupation” and “any occupation” and explain why this is one of the most important aspects of a disability policy. P 359
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13- Reveiw decreasing-term insurance; mortgage life insurance and group term insurance p. 381
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Compare the costs of Whole Life policies to Term Life Policies. p. 382 Is it expensive for young families? What is meant when a salesman tells you whole life policy has an investment element? Explain
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14- Describe the 5 Types of Investments p. 405++
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Review returns from investing in Stocks p. 409 What is a growth stock? What is an income stock?
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Bonds p.409 Bonds are debt of a firm (not equity or ownership) and have an obligation to pay interest to the bond investor. The return fixed interest and have the opportunity for capital gain or appreciation. What is a “capital gain” on a bond?
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You will not need to measure the return on your investment p. 410.
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Review “Differing Tax Rates on Returns” p. 410 What is the difference in ordinary income (35% tax rate) for tax purposes and capital gain (15% tax rate) ? How long an asset must be held to qualify for “capital gain?”
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Review the capital gain section of gross income as explained on pg 101 What is the advantage of holding an investment for over 12 months to qualify for the long term capital gain rate?
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