Chapter 9 Review FM

A(n) ​ (a)   is someone (typically a child) who relies on you financially.

• dependent
• claim
• self-insured
• beneficiaries
• identity theft
• coverage
• policy
• insurance
• copays
• subsidizing

The money you pay each month for health insurance is your ​ (a)   .

• premium
• insurance
• policy
• coverage
• grace period
• deductible
• claim
• copays
• out-of-pocket maximum
• self-insured

Extra liability coverage on top of your homeowners and auto insurance is called ​ (a)   .

• umbrella insurance
• liability insurance
• collision insurance
• personal injury protection
• homeowners insurance
• renters insurance
• health insurance
• comprehensive insurance
• Health Savings Account
• term life insurance

​ (a)   protects you from paying for damages to your car in a collision.

• Collision insurance
• Liability insurance
• Personal injury protection
• Homeowners insurance
• Renters insurance
• Umbrella insurance
• Health insurance
• Comprehensive insurance
• Term life insurance
• Whole life insurance

The ​ (a)   indicated the most you would pay for health insurance in a year.

• out-of-pocket maximum
• coverage
• grace period
• deductible
• copays
• claim
• elimination period
• dependent
• death benefit

Your ​ (a)   is the amount you have to pay before insurance pays.

• deductible
• out-of-pocket maximum
• coverage
• policy
• copays
• claim
• grade period
• elimination period
• premium

​ (a)   covers loss to your personal items but not the building.

• Renters insurance
• Homeowners insurance
• Liability insurance
• Collision insurance
• Personal injury protection
• Umbrella insurance
• Health insurance
• Comprehensive insurance
• Term life insurance
• Whole life insurance

You can save money on life insurance by getting a(n) ​ (a)   policy.

• term life insurance
• whole life insurance
• liability insurance
• collision insurance
• personal injury protection
• homeowners insurance
• renters insurance
• umbrella insurance
• health insurance
• comprehensive insurance

The purpose of ​ (a)   ​ is to transfer financial risk.

• insurance
• policy
• coverage
• premium
• grace period
• deductible
• dependent
• subsidizing

​ (a)   protects you if you're the victim of a hit-and-run accident.

• Uninsured/underinsured motorist protection
• Liability insurance
• Collision insurance
• Personal injury protection
• Supplemental insurance
• Disability insurance
• Comprehensive insurance
• Umbrella insurance