insurance Crossword Puzzles
Solutions Pre-Int Unit 4 A 2019-03-28
20 Clues: ár • díj • vér • jegy • bátor • túlél • vicces • átvesz • szavaz • felnőtt • meggyőz • unalmas • eredmény • kockázat • vélemény • megindító • erőszakos • biztosítás • katasztrófa • megjósolható
The Hostage 2020-11-30
20 Clues: task • scar • look • whip • shake • truck • faith • chase • judge • waist • sniper • pistol • hostage • gnarled • indecent • probation • emotional • insurance • wheelchair • self-defense
Verb Noun 2018-02-21
20 Clues: owner • hatred • meaning • parking • refusal • manager • payment • printer • hearing • reading • movement • reporter • insurance • performer • permission • invitation • preference • reservation • pronunciation • recommendation
Police terms 2023-10-23
20 Clues: Trahv • Tõend • Tapmine • Ennetus • Õnnetus • Väärtegu • Pantvang • Sõrmejälg • Andmebaas • Kindlustus • Ahistamine • Omastamine • Läbirääkija • Hädaolukord • Ülekuulamine • Reageerimine • Kahtlustatav • Väärkohtlemine • Kriminalistika • Küberkuritegevus
Immigration 2024-11-03
Across
- - การมาถึงจุดหมาย
- - ที่อยู่ที่พักหรือที่พักอาศัย
- - การรับรองค่าใช้จ่าย
- - การเดินทางกลับ
- - ญาติที่อาจพักอาศัยอยู่ในประเทศปลายทาง
- - สถานที่ที่คุณพักอาศัย
- - ประวัติการทำงาน
- - เหตุผลของการเยือน
- - อาชีพที่ทำประจำ
- - ระยะเวลาที่ตั้งใจจะอยู่
Down
- - เอกสารที่ใช้ในการยืนยันตัวตนเมื่อเดินทางระหว่างประเทศ
- - ประกันภัยการเดินทาง
- - ภาษาที่สามารถพูดได้
- - การเดินทางร่วมกับคนอื่นหรือกลุ่ม
- - ที่พักชั่วคราว
- - จุดประสงค์หรือเหตุผลในการเยือนประเทศ
- - ประเทศต้นทาง
- - วีซ่าหรือการอนุญาตให้เข้าประเทศ
- - ตั๋วสำหรับเดินทาง
- - เงินสดที่พกติดตัวมา
20 Clues: - ประเทศต้นทาง • - การเดินทางกลับ • - ที่พักชั่วคราว • - การมาถึงจุดหมาย • - ประวัติการทำงาน • - อาชีพที่ทำประจำ • - เหตุผลของการเยือน • - ตั๋วสำหรับเดินทาง • - ประกันภัยการเดินทาง • - ภาษาที่สามารถพูดได้ • - การรับรองค่าใช้จ่าย • - เงินสดที่พกติดตัวมา • - สถานที่ที่คุณพักอาศัย • - ระยะเวลาที่ตั้งใจจะอยู่ • - ที่อยู่ที่พักหรือที่พักอาศัย • - วีซ่าหรือการอนุญาตให้เข้าประเทศ • ...
FIN210 In a Nutshell 2025-11-23
healthcare crossword crossword 2023-09-19
Across
- another word for rule
- your main doctor for checkups, sicknesses etc.
- a relative who relies on your financial support
- a small fee to be paid every doctor visit or pharmacy visit
- something that's good
Down
- a medicine store
- protection against risks
- a buisness of insuring something, paying the bills for it
- an increase in price
- the price you pay before the insurance company begins to pay
- to make an attempt to get money from the insurance company
11 Clues: a medicine store • an increase in price • another word for rule • something that's good • protection against risks • your main doctor for checkups, sicknesses etc. • a relative who relies on your financial support • a buisness of insuring something, paying the bills for it • to make an attempt to get money from the insurance company • ...
IFS Crossword 2024-11-10
Across
- capital raised by the company through capital market
- the first credit rating agency in India
- regulatory body of banks
- a contract to protect and compensate through financial means
- market where long term debt and equity securities are exchanged
- insurance protecting life
Down
- part of the company indicating percentage owned
- financial service targeting individuals and small businesses
- regulatory body of insurance
- ratings according to which banks give out loans
- financial institutions accepting deposits and granting loans
11 Clues: regulatory body of banks • insurance protecting life • regulatory body of insurance • the first credit rating agency in India • part of the company indicating percentage owned • ratings according to which banks give out loans • capital raised by the company through capital market • financial service targeting individuals and small businesses • ...
Insurance Terms 2023-02-02
Across
- of Pocket Maximum: the maximum paid out of pocket in one year for the benefits your insurance covers
- replacement cost: the cost of replacing items with similar items in today's prices
- Premium: the amount charged for an insurance policy
- a fee paid for a service after the deductible
- medicaid provides people who have low income or certain health conditions with health coverage
Down
- Limit: the maximum amount reimbursed by the insurance policy to cover a loss
- a percentage of the health care service you pay after the deductible is paid
- damage waiver: an optional service sold by rental car companies to cover damages to the rental car
- the amount paid out of pocket by an individual, before insurance pays, when filing a claim
- value: the depreciated cost of the items
10 Clues: value: the depreciated cost of the items • a fee paid for a service after the deductible • Premium: the amount charged for an insurance policy • Limit: the maximum amount reimbursed by the insurance policy to cover a loss • a percentage of the health care service you pay after the deductible is paid • ...
Personal Finance Chapter 9 - Insurance 2021-05-19
Across
- Paperwork filed with an insurance company in order to get them to cover a loss for someone they insure
- A fixed amount you pay for a covered health care service after you've paid your deductible
- Financial cost of obtaining an insurance cover, paid as a lump sum or in installments during the duration of the policy
- A legally enforceable declaration of how a person wishes his or her property to be distributed after death
- Describes the type of coverage in an insurance agreement
Down
- Specific amount of money that you pay when insurance only covers a portion of costs
- The recipient of assets passed on from the death of a friend or relative
- Applies to the amount of protection you have through an insurance company in the event of a loss
- Amount you must pay before you begin receiving any benefits from your insurance company
- The state or quality of being obligated according to law or equity
- Limit The maximum benefit an insurance company will pay a policyholder if/when an insured event occurs
- Amount you pay monthly, quarterly, semiannually, or annually to purchase different types of insurance
12 Clues: Describes the type of coverage in an insurance agreement • The state or quality of being obligated according to law or equity • The recipient of assets passed on from the death of a friend or relative • Specific amount of money that you pay when insurance only covers a portion of costs • ...
Insurance Terms Practice 2024-05-14
Across
- a formal request to an insurance company asking for a payment when the policyholder has an accident, illness or injury
- Limit The $ amount of expenses the insurance company will pay in total.
- A financial product purchased by many people facing a similar risk to protect against the risk of larger losses
- The out-of-pocket money paid by the policyholder before an insurance company will cover the remaining costs attributed to the loss
- A written contract between the insured (person) and the insurer (insurance company)
- Requires the insured individual to pay a fixed percentage of the loss after the deductible has been paid (ex. 80%-20%)
Down
- The risks covered and amount of money paid for losses under an insurance policy
- A career that uses statistics to find how likely a client will need to use the insurance so they can set premiums in order to have the highest chance of making a profit
- Chance of loss from an event that cannot be entirely controlled
- The amount of money that has to be paid for an insurance policy. You pay this no matter if an incident happens or not.
10 Clues: Chance of loss from an event that cannot be entirely controlled • Limit The $ amount of expenses the insurance company will pay in total. • The risks covered and amount of money paid for losses under an insurance policy • A written contract between the insured (person) and the insurer (insurance company) • ...
Crossword Snopek 2023-03-09
Across
- payment from an employer to an employee
- introduction attached to or accompanying another document such as a résumé
- sum of all wages, salaries, profits, interest payments, rents, and other forms of earnings, before any deductions or taxes.
- 401(k) Plans. Roth IRAs. SIMPLE IRA Plans. SEP Plans. Traditional IRAs.
- stands for the Federal Insurance Contributions Act
- the amount an individual or business makes after deducting costs, allowances and taxes.
- national health insurance program in the United States
- insurance for health
- the lowest remuneration that employers can legally pay their employees
- member of a profession or any person who works in a specified professional activity.
- process of interacting with others to exchange information and develop professional or social contacts.
Down
- common skills or core skills, are skills applicable to all professions.
- document in which the writer assesses the qualities, characteristics ect. Of a person
- to an employee after completing a task, which is, often, selling a certain number of products or services
- structured conversation where one participant asks questions, and the other provides answers.
- learning experience that offers meaningful, practical work related to a student's field of study or career interest.
- a social insurance program consisting of retirement, disability and survivor benefits.
- the condition of having paid work.
- supply of and demand for labor, in which employees provide the supply and employers provide the demand.
- someone who can answer questions about your work history, skills, abilities, and work style.
- Payment earned by employee
- money received
22 Clues: money received • insurance for health • Payment earned by employee • the condition of having paid work. • payment from an employer to an employee • stands for the Federal Insurance Contributions Act • national health insurance program in the United States • the lowest remuneration that employers can legally pay their employees • ...
Introduction to Claims 2025-06-19
Across
- The insurance company must notify the insured of the status of there claim every _____ days.
- The Claims _______ is responsible to ensure all documents are on file.
- This document must be submitted for every claim (two words).
- The claim status is _______ when waiting for additional information.
- The policy is a legal ________.
Down
- This department is the front line of an insurance company (two words).
- An individual that makes a claim on behalf of the insured is known as a _______.
- The Examining is responsible for the _________ of a claim.
- This is the status of the claim when the claim has been paid in full.
- This department manages the requests for reimbursement against losses covered under the insurance policy.
- If the insured is not satisfied with the outcome of the claim, the can submit an ________.
- The insurance company's liability is to the ______.
12 Clues: The policy is a legal ________. • The insurance company's liability is to the ______. • The Examining is responsible for the _________ of a claim. • This document must be submitted for every claim (two words). • The claim status is _______ when waiting for additional information. • This is the status of the claim when the claim has been paid in full. • ...
Health Insurance Plans 2022-02-11
Across
- medical assistance offered by states for individuals with low income
- amount paid by the patient before the insurance company pays
- ____________ care was developed in response to rising healthcare costs
- a health insurance plan for military personnel
- directed toward preventative care and pays 100% of preventative care measures
- medicare that covers hospital care
Down
- workers ______ is a health insurance plan for workers injured on the job
- the check we send every month to pay for health insurance
- Federal government program that provides healthcare for individuals who are over age 65
- if a patient has 80/20 coinsurance the patient pays _______ of the bill
- amount paid out of pocket for services provided
- usually provided by large companies who have a contract with certain health care agencies, employees are restricted to using a specific hospital or doctor
12 Clues: medicare that covers hospital care • a health insurance plan for military personnel • amount paid out of pocket for services provided • the check we send every month to pay for health insurance • amount paid by the patient before the insurance company pays • medical assistance offered by states for individuals with low income • ...
All 4 UT Chapters [ mohd rohain ] 2023-12-12
Across
- A document acknowledging the receipt of goods by the carrier at the dock, serving as evidence that the goods are in the carrier's possession.
- risks which can be protected before hand
- insurance for ships and cargo
- a principle of insurance
- insurance insurance which provide social security to working class
- This document serves as a receipt for goods shipped and a contract between the shipper and the carrier, detailing the type, quantity, and destination of the goods.
Down
- he buys goods in bulk directly from manufacturers
- insurance that pays out a sum of money either on the death of the insured person or after a set period.
- A document that verifies and declares the country of origin of the exported goods, often required by customs authorities for tariff and trade agreement purposes.
- Request for Goods in Export Trade
- A government-issued document that grants permission to import specific goods into a country and may be required for certain regulated products.
- A financial document issued by a bank on behalf of the buyer, guaranteeing payment to the seller upon presentation of compliant shipping documents.
- A document required by some countries, certified by the consulate of the importing country, providing additional details about the goods and their value.
- The practice of purchasing large quantities of goods at once, often at a discounted rate,
14 Clues: a principle of insurance • insurance for ships and cargo • Request for Goods in Export Trade • risks which can be protected before hand • he buys goods in bulk directly from manufacturers • insurance insurance which provide social security to working class • The practice of purchasing large quantities of goods at once, often at a discounted rate, • ...
OFFICE 2025-07-07
Across
- company Chris Piper works for (abbr.)
- person working for employer/insurance company that is assigned to a claim
- a person who practices law
- federal health insurance for people over 65
- what a company provides for a guarantee of compensation
- medicals are paid when adjuster ___ the claim
- telephone meeting that is more casual then a formal conference
Down
- a witness's sworn out-of-court testimony
- official agreement intended to resolve a dispute or conflict
- the number used when accompany a specific injury to indicate when it occurred (abbr.)
- online portal to upload claims and documents to the USDL
- something, typically money, awarded to someone as a recompense for loss, injury, or suffering
- condition or impairment that makes it difficult for employee to perform work
- federal workers' compensation company (abbr.)
- provide financial and medical support to employees who suffer work-related injuries
- percentage assigned one year post surgery
16 Clues: a person who practices law • company Chris Piper works for (abbr.) • a witness's sworn out-of-court testimony • percentage assigned one year post surgery • federal health insurance for people over 65 • federal workers' compensation company (abbr.) • medicals are paid when adjuster ___ the claim • what a company provides for a guarantee of compensation • ...
Introduction to Healthcare 2022-11-16
Across
- Drugs that do not require a prescription
- A digital version of a patient’s paper chart
- Medicaid, Medicare, Tri-Care examples
- Used to treat Diabetes
- The study of drugs
- amount you owe for health care services
- Garbage In, Garbage Out
- A fixed amount for services
- DX Behavioral and Mental Health Disorders
Down
- Caused by bacteria
- A microorganism that causes diseases
- low income insurance
- responsible for the safety of food and drugs
- seniors insurance plan
- Designs organizational structure (abbrev.)
- Formal name for Medical billing (abbrev.)
- a progress note
17 Clues: a progress note • Caused by bacteria • The study of drugs • low income insurance • Used to treat Diabetes • seniors insurance plan • Garbage In, Garbage Out • A fixed amount for services • A microorganism that causes diseases • Medicaid, Medicare, Tri-Care examples • amount you owe for health care services • Drugs that do not require a prescription • ...
Insurance 2022-02-13
Across
- The policy to purchase if you want permanent life insurance but can’t afford it right now.
- “contract, represented by a policy, in which an individual or entity receives financial protection or reimbursement against losses from an insurance company”
- A short-term policy covering a specific trip.
- One similarity between term and life insurance.
Down
- You will be compensated for damage to buildings and loss of possessions.
- This plan offers you a lump sum payment to help alleviate hefty medical expenses.
- Insurance can reduce _____ during difficult times.
7 Clues: A short-term policy covering a specific trip. • One similarity between term and life insurance. • Insurance can reduce _____ during difficult times. • You will be compensated for damage to buildings and loss of possessions. • This plan offers you a lump sum payment to help alleviate hefty medical expenses. • ...
Insurance 2015-09-06
7 Clues: terminal illness • cost of insurance • Our Insurance Provider • Being paid out when job lost • Temporary Loss of ability to work • Insurance to cover your Home Loan • Permanant loss of ability to work
Insurance 2023-05-30
Across
- EML stands for
- A special insurance policy for oil and gas well operators
- The regulatory body for Insurance sector in Oman
- The deductible under the Energy policy-downstream
Down
- Another insurance policy similar to delay in start-up (DSU)
- A policy that protects you if you cause injury to someone or damage someone’s property
- Another word for “deductible”
7 Clues: EML stands for • Another word for “deductible” • The regulatory body for Insurance sector in Oman • The deductible under the Energy policy-downstream • A special insurance policy for oil and gas well operators • Another insurance policy similar to delay in start-up (DSU) • A policy that protects you if you cause injury to someone or damage someone’s property
Insurance 2024-09-12
Across
- increasing the usefulness of good and services.
- a contract between an insured and insurance company.
- amount that is refundable
Down
- the study of how human being strive to satisfy endless wants using the available scarce resources
- a specific amount paid by the insure to the insurance company.
- actions that may be sold
- a demand to be compensated
7 Clues: actions that may be sold • amount that is refundable • a demand to be compensated • increasing the usefulness of good and services. • a contract between an insured and insurance company. • a specific amount paid by the insure to the insurance company. • the study of how human being strive to satisfy endless wants using the available scarce resources
Insurance 2024-09-17
Property and Casualty- A 2015-10-21
Across
- an insurance company licensed to do business in a state(s), domiciled in an alternative state or country.
- coverage for aircraft (hull) and their contents; aircraft owners' and aircraft manufacturers liability to passengers, airports and other third parties.
- occur when a policy has been processed, and the premium has been paid prior to the effective date. These are a liability to the company and not included in written premium or the unearned premium reserve.
- A governmental pool established to write business declined by carriers in the standard insurance market.
- an individual who sells, services, or negotiates insurance policies either on behalf of a company or independently.
- the maximum dollar amount or total amount of coverage payable for a single loss, or multiple losses, during a policy period, or on a single project.
- the social phenomenon whereby persons with a higher than average probability of loss seek greater insurance coverage than those with less risk.
- coverages which are generally written with property insurance, e.g., glass, tornado, windstorm and hail; sprinkler and water damage; explosion, riot, and civil commotion; growing crops; flood; rain; and damage from aircraft and vehicle, etc.
- Damage motor vehicle insurance coverage (including collision, vandalism, fire and theft) that insures against material damage to the insured's vehicle. Commercial is defined as all motor vehicle policies that include vehicles that are used in connection with business, commercial establishments, activity, employment, or activities carried on for gain or profit.
- an insurance contract that provides coverage, singly or in combination, for death, dismemberment, disability, or hospital and medical care caused by or necessitated as a result of accident or specified kinds of accident.
- Immediate Non-variable - an annuity contract that provides for the fixed payment of the annuity at the end of the first interval of payment after purchase. The interval may vary, however the annuity payouts must begin within 13 months.
- an insurance contract that pays a stated benefit in the event of death and/or dismemberment caused by accident or specified kinds of accidents.
- repayment value for indemnification due to loss or damage of property; in most cases it is replacement cost minus depreciation
- also known as open peril, this type of policy covers a broad range of losses. The policy covers risks not explicitly excluded in the policy contract.
- theoretical amount of capital plus surplus an insurance company should maintain.
- period of time insured must incur eligible medical expenses at least equal to the deductible amount in order to establish a benefit period under a major medical expense or comprehensive medical expense policy.
- policies providing coverage, singly or in combination, for death, dismemberment, disability, or hospital and medical care caused by or necessitated as a result of accident or specified kinds of accidents. Types of coverage include student accident, sports accident, travel accident, blanket accident, specific accident or accidental death and dismemberment (AD&D).
- a person who investigates claims and recommends settlement options based on estimates of damage and insurance policies held.
- insurance for unforeseen bodily injury.
- a contract providing income for a specified period of time, or duration of life for a person or persons.
- estimated value for real or personal property established by a taxing entity
- hospital inpatient care for any medical condition.
- an insurer licensed or admitted to do business in a particular state.
- an insurance company formed according to the laws of a foreign country. The company must conform to state regulatory standards to legally sell insurance products in that state.
- insurer assets which can be valued and included on the balance sheet to determine financial viability of the company.
- the assumption of risk from another insurance entity within a reinsurance agreement or treaty.
Down
- business professional who analyzes probabilities of risk and risk management including calculation of premiums, dividends and other applicable insurance industry standards.
- an estimate of value.
- Care a policy or rider that provides coverage only while a policyholder is confined to an assisted living facility and meets the policy requirements for coverage.
- (PC Insurance)a document or other presentation, prepared as a formal means of conveying to the state regulatory authority and the Board of Directors, or its equivalent, the actuary's professional conclusions and recommendations, of recording and communicating the methods and procedures, of assuring that the parties addressed are aware of the significance of the actuary's opinion or findings and that documents the analysis underlying the opinion. (In Life and Health) this document would be called an "Actuarial Memorandum."
- probable future economic benefits obtained or controlled by a particular entity as a result of past transactions or events. An asset has three essential characteristics: It embodies a probable future benefit that involves a capacity, singly or in combination with other assets, to contribute directly or indirectly to future net cash inflows; A particular entity can obtain the benefit and control others' access to it; and The transaction or other event-giving rise to the entity's right to or control of the benefit has already occurred.
- health services provided to members who are not confined to a health care institution. Ambulatory services are often referred to as "outpatient" services.
- a binding dispute resolution tactic whereby a conciliator with no interest in the outcome intercedes.
- a person or entity that directly, or indirectly, through one or more other persons or entities, controls, is controlled by or is under common control with the insurer.
- coverage for bodily injury and property damage incurred through ownership or operation of a vehicle.
- an estimate of the claims settlement associated with a particular claim or claims.
- in the risk-based capital formula, risk assigned to the company's assets.
- other than standard workers' compensation coverage, employer's liability and excess workers' compensation (e.g., large deductible, managed care).
- an annual report required to be filed with each state in which an insurer does business. This report provides a snapshot of the financial condition of a company and significant events which occurred throughout the reporting year.
- a group supported by member companies whose function is to gather loss statistics and publish trended loss costs.
- unexpected injury to a person.
- method of reimbursement of a health plan with a corporate entity that directly provides care, where (1) the health plan is contractually required to pay the total operating costs of the corporate entity, less any income to the entity from other users of services, and (2) there are mutual unlimited guarantees of solvency between the entity and the health plan that put their respective capital and surplus at risk in guaranteeing each other.
- reinsurance placed with a reinsurer who is licensed or otherwise allowed to conduct reinsurance within a state.
- coverage that protects against financial loss because of legal liability for motor vehicle related injuries (bodily injury and medical payments) or damage to the property of others caused by accidents arising out of ownership, maintenance or use of a motor vehicle (including recreational vehicles such as motor homes). Commercial is defined as all motor vehicle policies that include vehicles that are used primarily in connection with business, commercial establishments, activity, employment, or activities carried on for gain or profit. No Fault is defined by the state concerned.
- an unexpected event or circumstance without deliberate intent.
- the beneficiary of an annuity payment, or person during whose life and annuity is payable.
46 Clues: an estimate of value. • unexpected injury to a person. • insurance for unforeseen bodily injury. • hospital inpatient care for any medical condition. • an unexpected event or circumstance without deliberate intent. • an insurer licensed or admitted to do business in a particular state. • in the risk-based capital formula, risk assigned to the company's assets. • ...
TASK Crossword Challenge 2016-12-29
Across
- A supplier of healthcare services – for example: a physician or hospital.
- Primary … Secondary ... ______
- The portion a patient must pay before benefits are paid by the insurance.
- Division of _______ Responsibility – DOFR
- Unique 10-digit number ascribed to every healthcare provider.
- Health Maintenance _______ – HMO
- A person who agrees to be responsible for another’s debt.
- When a provider recommends another provider to a patient to receive specialized treatment.
Down
- A federal health insurance plan for military members and their families.
- Provider fails to file a claim within the contracted timeframe.
- _______ of Benefits – COB
- Health Insurance ______ & Accountability Act - HIPAA
- An addition to a CPT code that explains alterations and modifications to an otherwise routine treatment, exam, or service.
- _______ Provider Organization - PPO
14 Clues: _______ of Benefits – COB • Primary … Secondary ... ______ • Health Maintenance _______ – HMO • _______ Provider Organization - PPO • Division of _______ Responsibility – DOFR • Health Insurance ______ & Accountability Act - HIPAA • A person who agrees to be responsible for another’s debt. • Unique 10-digit number ascribed to every healthcare provider. • ...
TASK Crossword Challenge 2016-12-29
Across
- A federal health insurance plan for military members and their families.
- Unique 10-digit number ascribed to every healthcare provider.
- An addition to a CPT code that explains alterations and modifications to an otherwise routine treatment, exam, or service.
- When a provider recommends another provider to a patient to receive specialized treatment.
- The portion a patient must pay before benefits are paid by the insurance.
- Division of _______ Responsibility – DOFR
- Health Maintenance _______ – HMO
- Provider fails to file a claim within the contracted timeframe.
Down
- Primary … Secondary ... ______
- A person who agrees to be responsible for another’s debt.
- Health Insurance ______ & Accountability Act - HIPAA
- _______ of Benefits – COB
- A supplier of healthcare services – for example: a physician or hospital.
- _______ Provider Organization - PPO
14 Clues: _______ of Benefits – COB • Primary … Secondary ... ______ • Health Maintenance _______ – HMO • _______ Provider Organization - PPO • Division of _______ Responsibility – DOFR • Health Insurance ______ & Accountability Act - HIPAA • A person who agrees to be responsible for another’s debt. • Unique 10-digit number ascribed to every healthcare provider. • ...
Puzzle 2023-11-30
Across
- การประกัน
- ผลิตภัณฑ์
- คนที่คุยอยู่ในสาย
- หัวหน้างาน
- การติดต่อสื่อสารภายนอก
- สุขภาพ
- มาตรฐานความปลอดภัยของข้อมูลการชำระเงินผ่านบัตรเครดิต
- การคุ้มครองผู้ใช้บริการทางการเงิน
- การโน้มน้ามถือต่อกรมธรรม์
- ทักษะทางสังคมที่ปฎิสัมพันธ์กับผู้อื่น
Down
- การติดต่อสื่อสารภายใน
- ชื่อบริษัท
- พระราชบัญญัติคุ้มครองข้อมูลส่วนบุคคล
- การบริการ
- ท่องเที่ยว
- การเรียกร้องสินไหม
- สถานที่ทำงาน
- เล่มกรมธรรม์
- ระบบการดูข้อมูลลูกค้า
- ทักษะทางเทคนิค
20 Clues: สุขภาพ • การประกัน • ผลิตภัณฑ์ • การบริการ • ชื่อบริษัท • ท่องเที่ยว • หัวหน้างาน • สถานที่ทำงาน • เล่มกรมธรรม์ • ทักษะทางเทคนิค • คนที่คุยอยู่ในสาย • การเรียกร้องสินไหม • การติดต่อสื่อสารภายใน • ระบบการดูข้อมูลลูกค้า • การติดต่อสื่อสารภายนอก • การโน้มน้ามถือต่อกรมธรรม์ • การคุ้มครองผู้ใช้บริการทางการเงิน • พระราชบัญญัติคุ้มครองข้อมูลส่วนบุคคล • ทักษะทางสังคมที่ปฎิสัมพันธ์กับผู้อื่น • ...
Crossword 2022-11-23
Across
- Department in MYCU that answers member questions
- WPCU's last President
- program that is used for mobile deposits
- The type of loan a credit card is
- Company that provides debit/credit card readers for business members
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- change round up program for members
- The "F" in EFT
- Government act that protects servicemembers in the military
- type of account that cannot be overdrawn
- A loan insurance product
- Insurance WPCU adds onto an auto loan when insurance is not provided
11 Clues: The "F" in EFT • WPCU's last President • A loan insurance product • The type of loan a credit card is • change round up program for members • type of account that cannot be overdrawn • program that is used for mobile deposits • Department in MYCU that answers member questions • Government act that protects servicemembers in the military • ...
draft 2021-11-25
Across
- Periodic Payment payable to a retiree for life
- For how many clients does our insurance claim system work
- Which is our recent huge win in NIC
- Leading arm of TRYG dealing with surety bond insurance
- In property insurance, a clause under which the insured shares in losses to the extent that he/she is underinsured at the time of loss.
- _________ insurance is Payment to others if a member of the insured household accidentally causes harm to other people or property
Down
- Time period of your Pension Plan
- The danish term for insurance
- ________ and Public pension are two pillars of Denmark pension schemes
- It is an initiative by the Government of India to enable individuals to make investment decisions regarding their future and provide for their retirement through systematic savings."
10 Clues: The danish term for insurance • Time period of your Pension Plan • Which is our recent huge win in NIC • Periodic Payment payable to a retiree for life • Leading arm of TRYG dealing with surety bond insurance • For how many clients does our insurance claim system work • ________ and Public pension are two pillars of Denmark pension schemes • ...
Employee Benefits 2025-01-31
Across
- When you work over 40 hours a week, you will be paid this type of pay.
- You will need this kind of plan if you want to stop working when you are elderly.
- This kind of insurance may help you if you lose your job.
- This type of insurance may help you get glasses.
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- This kind of insurance can help you if you need surgery.
- This type of insurance may help you if you have a cavity.
- This kind of insurance may be paid out to an employee's children if the employee dies.
- You legally must be paid at least the ________ wage for your state.
- This kind of compensation may help you if you get into an accident while at work.
- This kind of assistance may help you go to college.
10 Clues: This type of insurance may help you get glasses. • This kind of assistance may help you go to college. • This kind of insurance can help you if you need surgery. • This type of insurance may help you if you have a cavity. • This kind of insurance may help you if you lose your job. • You legally must be paid at least the ________ wage for your state. • ...
HSEI Ch 4 Crossword 2021-09-03
Across
- care , healthcare available for clients who have been diagnosed with a terminal disease and generally have less than 6 months to live
- a term that means the terms are spelled out in detail
- of ethics , a formal statement of expected ethical behaviors that describes the standards of conduct expected of members of the profession
- the factor of a system that includes the population being served and why they need or want service through this system
- Loop, the factor of a system that involves responses to the functions that are used to keep the system going
- Care, a system that limits access to and use of healthcare to control costs
- law, branch of law that establishes rules for business relationships between people or between individuals and businesses
- written defamation
- the factor of a system that refers to the results produced by the system's functioning
- verbal defamation
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- monthly fees individuals pay into a shared money pool to receive insurance coverage
- government provided health insurance program that provides coverage for people 65+ but does not pay for all medical expenses
- an organized structure composed of many parts that work together and depend on each other to carry out a set of functions
- the factor of a system that refers to how the system processes or uses the inputs
- minimum amount a patient must pay out-of-pocket before the insurance company will pay for healthcare
- a term used to describe an action that fits with someone's personal morals or professional rules of conduct
- placement on an official list, or registry, of qualified workers
- private health insurance policies that individuals must purchase to cover costs not paid by Medicare
- law, the branch of law that aims to protect individuals and society by defining certain actions as crimes, or offenses against society
- government provided health insurance program for low income families or those who are disabled and cannot work
- a term used to describe issues that are defined by laws that are enforced by the government
21 Clues: verbal defamation • written defamation • a term that means the terms are spelled out in detail • placement on an official list, or registry, of qualified workers • Care, a system that limits access to and use of healthcare to control costs • the factor of a system that refers to how the system processes or uses the inputs • ...
Social Insurance & Other Health Concepts 2018-06-22
Across
- Insured must pay a specified amount for services "up front", provider pays remainder of cost.
- Any group or individual who provides health care services.
- Business Overhead Expense Policy
- _______Period is the time period in which benefits are paid under the policy.
- A request for payment of the benefits provided by an insurance contract.
- Legal process for insurers seeking recovery for loss from a 3rd parties.
- A medical benefits program administered by states & the federal government.
- _______Disability Policy. Provides income for persons returning to work after a total disability.
- The insured’s PCP for medical care and for referrals in HMO's & PPO's.
- ________Period Time between beginning of a disability & the start of benefits.
- _______Disability from which the insured does not recover.
- An excess amount of insurance resulting in overpayment in the event of a loss.
- ______Disability. Provision stating the conditions that auto-qualify insured for full benefits.
- A claim to a provider for payments from Medicare.
- A periodic payment to the insurance company to keep the policy in force.
Down
- _______Disabilty. 2+ yrs of coverage for illness up to age 65, or life in case of an accident.
- Organizations that process claims and pay benefits in an insurance policy.
- _______Care. An plan seeking contain cost by controlling behavior of patients.
- A facility for the terminally ill that provides supportive care.
- ________Period is the annual time to enroll in a Medicare plan.
- Organizations that process inpatient and outpatient claims.
- The Federal program that pays hospital & medical expenses.
- ________Disability. A condition which does not allow the perform of duties of any occupation.
- The portion of a loss that is paid by the insured before insurer pays claim.
- An agreement where both parties pay a portion of loss or expenses.
- ________Disability. Policy that covers disabilities of 13 to 26 weeks, sometimes up to 2 yrs.
- _______Period. Premium due date during which premiums may still be paid.
- A person's net worth.
- A temporary health or medical care provided to give a caregiver a short rest.
- Medicare supplement plans issued by private insurance companies.
30 Clues: A person's net worth. • Business Overhead Expense Policy • A claim to a provider for payments from Medicare. • Any group or individual who provides health care services. • The Federal program that pays hospital & medical expenses. • _______Disability from which the insured does not recover. • Organizations that process inpatient and outpatient claims. • ...
Crossword of the Day 2020-04-27
Across
- Investing a fixed sum at regular intervals(acronym)
- Interest rate that is not fixed throughout the term of the loan
- Fall in value of an asset over time
- Protection offered by an insurance company to its policy holders
- Returns after reducing taxes and inflation
- Term used for a physical deformity
- Amount received on cancelling an insurance policy
Down
- Repaying your loan before its due date
- What is paid by a borrower to the lender
- First offer made by a company of its shares to the public (acronym)
- Not a liability
- Repaying your loan before its due date
- Extra days offered by an insurance company to the policy holder to pay premium
- Possibility of loss
14 Clues: Not a liability • Possibility of loss • Term used for a physical deformity • Fall in value of an asset over time • Repaying your loan before its due date • Repaying your loan before its due date • What is paid by a borrower to the lender • Returns after reducing taxes and inflation • Amount received on cancelling an insurance policy • ...
Public Finance 2014-09-06
Risk Management Vocabulary 2022-03-31
Across
- The person or company buying the policy
- A risk that can result in financial loss, including personal risk, property risk, and liability risk
- The exclusive rights to possess and use property and its profit
- A place holder's request for payment for a loss that the insurance policy covers
- The person or business for which the insurer assumes to risk
- A risk that can lead to loss of personal or business property including money, vehicles, and buildings
- A risk that presents that change of loss but no opportunity for gain
- A company that agrees to take on certain economic risk and to pay for losses if they occur
- A form of risk protection that exchanges the uncertainty of a possible large financial loss for a certain smaller payment
Down
- A policy starting the conditions to which the insurance company and the policy holder have agreed
- Illegal uses of intellectual property, patents, trademarks, and copyrights
- A risk that you can reduce or eliminate by actions you take
- The possibility of incurring a loss
- A risk that relates to harm or injury to other people or their property because of your actions
- The amount a place holder must pay for insurance coverage
15 Clues: The possibility of incurring a loss • The person or company buying the policy • The amount a place holder must pay for insurance coverage • A risk that you can reduce or eliminate by actions you take • The person or business for which the insurer assumes to risk • The exclusive rights to possess and use property and its profit • ...
Risk Management Vocabulary 2022-03-31
Across
- A risk that can lead to loss of personal or business property including money, vehicles, and buildings
- Illegal uses of intellectual property, patents, trademarks, and copyrights
- A policy starting the conditions to which the insurance company and the policy holder have agreed
- A risk that you can reduce or eliminate by actions you take
- The amount a place holder must pay for insurance coverage
- A risk that presents that change of loss but no opportunity for gain
- The person or business for which the insurer assumes to risk
Down
- A form of risk protection that exchanges the uncertainty of a possible large financial loss for a certain smaller payment
- The person or company buying the policy
- The exclusive rights to possess and use property and its profit
- A risk that can result in financial loss, including personal risk, property risk, and liability risk
- A place holder's request for payment for a loss that the insurance policy covers
- The possibility of incurring a loss
- A risk that relates to harm or injury to other people or their property because of your actions
- A company that agrees to take on certain economic risk and to pay for losses if they occur
15 Clues: The possibility of incurring a loss • The person or company buying the policy • The amount a place holder must pay for insurance coverage • A risk that you can reduce or eliminate by actions you take • The person or business for which the insurer assumes to risk • The exclusive rights to possess and use property and its profit • ...
Risk Management Vocabulary 2022-03-31
Across
- A risk that can lead to loss of personal or business property including money, vehicles, and buildings
- Illegal uses of intellectual property, patents, trademarks, and copyrights
- A policy starting the conditions to which the insurance company and the policy holder have agreed
- A risk that you can reduce or eliminate by actions you take
- The amount a place holder must pay for insurance coverage
- A risk that presents that change of loss but no opportunity for gain
- The person or business for which the insurer assumes to risk
Down
- A form of risk protection that exchanges the uncertainty of a possible large financial loss for a certain smaller payment
- The person or company buying the policy
- The exclusive rights to possess and use property and its profit
- A risk that can result in financial loss, including personal risk, property risk, and liability risk
- A place holder's request for payment for a loss that the insurance policy covers
- The possibility of incurring a loss
- A risk that relates to harm or injury to other people or their property because of your actions
- A company that agrees to take on certain economic risk and to pay for losses if they occur
15 Clues: The possibility of incurring a loss • The person or company buying the policy • The amount a place holder must pay for insurance coverage • A risk that you can reduce or eliminate by actions you take • The person or business for which the insurer assumes to risk • The exclusive rights to possess and use property and its profit • ...
Risk Management 2022-03-31
Across
- the policyholder's request for insurance policy covers payment for a loss that the
- - illegal uses intellectual property , potents , trademarks , and copyrights
- - a risk that can lead to loss of personal or business property including money vehicles and buildings
- - form of risk protection that exchange that uncertainty of possible large Financial loss for a certain smaller payment
- - the person or company buying the policy
- - a risk that can result in Financial loss including personal risk property risk , and liability risk
- - a policy stating the conditions to which the insurance Company and the policy holder have agreed
- - a risk that relates to harm or injury to other people or their property because of your action
Down
- risk - a risk that you can reduce or eliminate by actions you take
- - are risk that can result in personal losses as health and Personal well-being
- - the possibility of incurring a loss
- the amount a policyholder must pay for insurance coverage
- - the exclusive rights possess and use property and its to profits
- - a risk that presents the chance of lass but no opportunity
- - that a company agrees to take on certain economic risks and to pay for losses if they occur
15 Clues: - the possibility of incurring a loss • - the person or company buying the policy • the amount a policyholder must pay for insurance coverage • - a risk that presents the chance of lass but no opportunity • risk - a risk that you can reduce or eliminate by actions you take • - the exclusive rights possess and use property and its to profits • ...
33.1 key terms cameron connell 2018-05-16
Across
- is when conditions can be controlled
- is something that is not covered by insurance
- occurs when there is a economic loss
- is the threat of a loss with no gain
- is the process of managing risks
- is the possibility of loss or injury
Down
- something that is covered by insurance
- is the possibility of a catastrophe
- something that cannot be controlled
- is a risk caused by human mistakes
- is the paid protection of property
11 Clues: is the process of managing risks • is a risk caused by human mistakes • is the paid protection of property • is the possibility of a catastrophe • something that cannot be controlled • is when conditions can be controlled • occurs when there is a economic loss • is the threat of a loss with no gain • is the possibility of loss or injury • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by:GlendyRodriguez 2013-05-07
Across
- cannot be controlled
- risk of harm caused by human mistakes
- risk that meets an insurance company's criteria
- is paid protection against loss to injury
Down
- occurs when conditions can be controlled
- risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers
- is the possibility of loss
- is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- is the threat of loss with no opportunity for gain
- is the possibility of a catastrophe
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • is the possibility of loss • is the possibility of a catastrophe • risk of harm caused by human mistakes • occurs when conditions can be controlled • is paid protection against loss to injury • risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers • risk that meets an insurance company's criteria • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • ...
33.1 Key teerms Created by: Brady Marshall 2013-05-15
Across
- Payed protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- Possible loss or injury
- Cannot be controlled
- threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- Managing risk to achieve objectives
Down
- Risk of harm caused by human mistakes
- When conditions can be controlled to minimize harm
- Likelihood of economic loss
- Risk unacceptable to insurance carriers
- Possibility of a catastrophe caused by something in nature
- Risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for coverage
11 Clues: Cannot be controlled • Possible loss or injury • Likelihood of economic loss • Managing risk to achieve objectives • Risk of harm caused by human mistakes • Risk unacceptable to insurance carriers • threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • When conditions can be controlled to minimize harm • Possibility of a catastrophe caused by something in nature • ...
Crossword 2022-11-23
Across
- Department in MYCU that answers member questions
- WPCU's last President
- program that is used for mobile deposits
- The type of loan a credit card is
- Company that provides debit/credit card readers for business members
Down
- change round up program for members
- The "F" in EFT
- Government act that protects servicemembers in the military
- type of account that cannot be overdrawn
- A loan insurance product
- Insurance WPCU adds onto an auto loan when insurance is not provided
11 Clues: The "F" in EFT • WPCU's last President • A loan insurance product • The type of loan a credit card is • change round up program for members • type of account that cannot be overdrawn • program that is used for mobile deposits • Department in MYCU that answers member questions • Government act that protects servicemembers in the military • ...
Ch.10- Retirement Vocab 2024-04-30
Across
- Describes the situation in which investors put their money into different types of investments to avoid being subject to the potential volatility of one type of investment.
- Benefit based on earnings over a person’s working lifetime; reduced benefits can start as early as age 62
- A retirement savings plan typically set up by, usually, non-profit or government employers.
- An insurance policy that covers the buyer for his or her lifetime or to a specified age.
- The value of the investment portion of a whole life insurance policy.
- Describes how fast a person’s investment can be converted into cash, if necessary.
- A type of insurance that provides protection for the policyholder for 5, 10, or 20 years.
Down
- The amount of coverage that a life insurance policy provides.
- A retirement savings plan that is sponsored and set up by an employer for its employees.
- A person chosen by the policyholder whose name is on the life insurance policy and who receives the benefits of the policy after the policyholder’s death.
- A retirement account that is opened by an individual, rather than sponsored by an employer.
- Taxes are paid at the time the money is withdrawn from the account, not when the money is actually earned.
- The potential severe ups and downs of some types of investments.
13 Clues: The amount of coverage that a life insurance policy provides. • The potential severe ups and downs of some types of investments. • The value of the investment portion of a whole life insurance policy. • Describes how fast a person’s investment can be converted into cash, if necessary. • ...
Long Term Care Insurance 2024-04-19
Across
- The long-term care insurance market is small, with only ___ insurers selling stand-alone policies
- The cost depends heavily on your age and ___
- Long-term care insurance is a vital tool when preparing for the uncertainties that come with ___
- Waiting until health issues arise can limit your options and result in ___ premiums or even denial of coverage
- If you have long term care insurance, you could use the policy to pay for a better facility that wouldn't accept ___
- Yet nearly 70% of Americans turning ___ will need some long-term care and support
Down
- Hybrid policies combine ___ insurance and long-term care coverage.
- The premiums paid for long-term care insurance are often tax ___
- Health issues can impact ___
- You must meet the health underwriting standards and apply while reasonably ___
10 Clues: Health issues can impact ___ • The cost depends heavily on your age and ___ • The premiums paid for long-term care insurance are often tax ___ • Hybrid policies combine ___ insurance and long-term care coverage. • You must meet the health underwriting standards and apply while reasonably ___ • ...
Commerce Insurance 2021-10-01
Across
- a written contract between the insurer and the insured.
- a monetary award for a loss.
- handles financial affairs in an insurance mortgage loans.
- something that we take when applying for an insurance.
- when something is not included in an insurance policy its.
Down
- coverage in case of life's unexpected.
- an amounted paid in a policy for an insurance.
- cooperating with others in a way that risks are shared.
8 Clues: a monetary award for a loss. • coverage in case of life's unexpected. • an amounted paid in a policy for an insurance. • something that we take when applying for an insurance. • a written contract between the insurer and the insured. • cooperating with others in a way that risks are shared. • handles financial affairs in an insurance mortgage loans. • ...
MOP220 Crossword Puzzle 2015-08-01
Across
- An order of the court that requires a witness to appear at a particular time and place to testify
- Person being treated in either a provider's office, hospital same-day surgery unit, or ASC where the patient is released within 23 hours
- Claim usually more than 120 days past due
- List of predetermined payments for health care services provided to patients
- explaining why a claim should be reconsidered for payment
- A form with patients information, services performed, and a diagnosis
- A patient who reports that another provider referred him or her
- Persons in whose name the insurance policy is issued
- An insurance plan that has methods for controlling health care costs
- a correctly completed standardized claim
- Workers compensation form completed when the patient first seeks treatment for a work-related injury
- provision of similar services to the same patient by more than one provider on the same day
- When the provider accepts the full payment from payers
- A set amount required to be paid by the patient
- Involved linking every procedure or service code reported on an insurance claim to condition code
- The amount owed to the practiced
- restricting patients information
- Legal proceeding during which a party answers questions under oath
Down
- patients admitted to acute care
- Legal action to recover a debt
- Reimbursement for income lost as a result of a temporary or permanent illness or injury
- performs centralized claims processing for providers and health plans
- Chronological summary of all transactions posted to individual patients accounts on a specific day
- The person eligible to receive health care benefits
- An improper, illegal, or negligent professional activity or treatment
- Insurance covering an employee's injury or illness resulting from their job
- Federal costs for medical costs provided to low-income persons
- The amount a patient must pay out of pocket before their carrier begins payment for services
- Federal insurance for patients over the age of 65 or the disabled
- Principle of right or good conduct
30 Clues: Legal action to recover a debt • patients admitted to acute care • The amount owed to the practiced • restricting patients information • Principle of right or good conduct • a correctly completed standardized claim • Claim usually more than 120 days past due • A set amount required to be paid by the patient • The person eligible to receive health care benefits • ...
Unit 5: Taxes 2025-04-16
Across
- An annual plan outlining proposed revenue (from taxes) and expenditures for the coming fiscal year.
- The % of your income taxed is the same for all income levels. Sometimes called a Flat Tax.
- Provides low-cost health insurance coverage to children in families that earn too much to qualify for Medicaid.
- Public health insurance program for people with low incomes who lack access to affordable health insurance.
- SNAP benefits specifically for women, infants, and children.
- Federal tax paid by the person who gives a gift.
- State and local tax of the value of property. This includes items like land, homes, and vehicles.
- Provides nutrition benefits to supplement the food budget of needy families so that they can purchase healthy food. (Food Stamps)
- The % of your income taxed decreased as your income increases.
- Taxes > Spending
- The time period for spending and taxing.
- Provides decent and safe rental housing for eligible low-income families, the elderly, and perosns with disabilities. The housing is NOT free, but rent is reduced significantly.
- Taxes paid to the national government as a % of corporate profits. Some states also charge corporate income taxes.
Down
- Taxes = Spending
- Part of FICA that provides healthcare to seniors regardless of income.
- Taxes < Spending
- The % of your income taxed increases as your income increases.
- Taxed on individual income earned and withheld from your pay. A major source of revenue for the fed and income taxes can very by state.
- Taxes collected from U.S. citizens based on their individual income.
- Federal Tax on the property of someone who has died.
- Taxes on imports that are paid by the importer.
- Taxes collected to fund social insurance programs such as social security, madicare, unemploymen insurance, etc.
- A sales tax on specific items like gas, tabacoo, and alcohol.
- Taxes paid on purchases. All states, and some local governments, charge a sales tax.
- A mandatory contribuition leveled on individuals or corporations by a government entity - whether local, regional or national.
- Tax covered by FICA. Used to provide the elderly and disabled with income.
26 Clues: Taxes = Spending • Taxes < Spending • Taxes > Spending • The time period for spending and taxing. • Taxes on imports that are paid by the importer. • Federal tax paid by the person who gives a gift. • Federal Tax on the property of someone who has died. • SNAP benefits specifically for women, infants, and children. • ...
Risk Managment 2022-03-31
Across
- the exclusive rights to process and used property and its profits
- a risk that can lead to loss of personal or business property including money, vehicals, and building
- a comapny that agrees to take on certain economic risk and to pay for loss it they occur
- the person or company buying the policy
- illegal use of intellectual property patents, trademark, and copyrights
- a risk that can result in personal loss such as health and personal well-being
- a risk that present the chance of loss but no opportunity for gain
Down
- a risk that you can reduce or eleimation by action you take
- the possiblilty of incurring a loss
- the person or business for which the insurer assumes the risk
- a risk that relates to harm or injury to tother people or their property because of your actions
- a policyhholder request for payment for a loss that the insurance policy cover
- a form of risk peotection that that exchange uncertainty of a possiable large financials loss for a certain smaller payment
- a risk that can result in financial loss, including personal risk, property risk, and liability
- the amount a policyholder must pay for insurance coverage
- a policy stating the condition to which the insurance company and the policyholder have agreed
16 Clues: the possiblilty of incurring a loss • the person or company buying the policy • the amount a policyholder must pay for insurance coverage • a risk that you can reduce or eleimation by action you take • the person or business for which the insurer assumes the risk • the exclusive rights to process and used property and its profits • ...
GROUP ACTIVITY BSTD 2024-08-26
Across
- service that provides protection
- The premium can be paid periodically in
- The insurance company
Down
- The insurance is not only a protection but is
- contract which contains all terms and conditions in a document is called the
- the insurance company undertakes to insure the life of a person in exchange for
- The person whose life is insured
- A contract of life insurance is not a contract of
8 Clues: The insurance company • The person whose life is insured • service that provides protection • The premium can be paid periodically in • The insurance is not only a protection but is • A contract of life insurance is not a contract of • contract which contains all terms and conditions in a document is called the • ...
GROUP ACTIVITY BSTD 2024-08-26
Across
- service that provides protection
- The premium can be paid periodically in
- The insurance company
Down
- The insurance is not only a protection but is
- contract which contains all terms and conditions in a document is called the
- the insurance company undertakes to insure the life of a person in exchange for
- The person whose life is insured
- A contract of life insurance is not a contract of
8 Clues: The insurance company • The person whose life is insured • service that provides protection • The premium can be paid periodically in • The insurance is not only a protection but is • A contract of life insurance is not a contract of • contract which contains all terms and conditions in a document is called the • ...
Risk Management Vocabulary 2022-03-31
Across
- Illegal uses of intellectual property, patents, trademarks, and copyrights
- The person or business for which the insurer assumes the risk
- The amount a policyholder must pay for insurance coverage
- The exclusive rights to posses and use property and its profits
- A risk that you can reduce or eliminate by actions you take
- A company that agrees to take on certain economic risks and to pay for losses if they occur
- A risk that results in personal losses such as health and personal well being
Down
- A policy stating the conditions to which the insurance company and policy-holder have agreed
- The possibility of incurring a loss
- A risk that can result in financial loss, including personal risk
- A risk that can result in loss of personal or business property
- A risk that present the chance of loss but no opportunity for gain
- A risk that relates to harm or injury to other people or their property due to your actions
- The person or company paying for the policy
- A form of risk protection that exchanges the uncertainty of a possible large financial loss for a certain smaller payment
- A policyholder's request for payment for a loss that the insurance policy covers.
16 Clues: The possibility of incurring a loss • The person or company paying for the policy • The amount a policyholder must pay for insurance coverage • A risk that you can reduce or eliminate by actions you take • The person or business for which the insurer assumes the risk • A risk that can result in loss of personal or business property • ...
Financing Healthcare in the US 2025-02-01
Across
- The amount a patient must pay before insurance covers costs.
- The type of healthcare financing where patients pay per procedure or service. (3 words)
- The percentage of a medical bill a patient pays after insurance contributes.
- A type of health plan where providers are paid based on patient health outcomes, rather than volume of services.
- Monthly payment required to maintain health insurance coverage.
- Financial assistance program that helps cover costs for low-income children.
- A group of providers working together to improve patient care while controlling costs. (2 words)
Down
- A government-run health system used in the UK and Canada, but not the U.S. (2 words)
- One of the first health insurance programs in the U.S., initially nonprofit.
- The 1935 law that introduced public welfare programs including healthcare funding.
- The 2010 law that expanded healthcare coverage in the U.S. (2 words)
- Government health program for seniors and certain disabled individuals.
- A federal-state program that provides healthcare for low-income individuals.
- The name for private health coverage provided by workplaces.
14 Clues: The amount a patient must pay before insurance covers costs. • The name for private health coverage provided by workplaces. • Monthly payment required to maintain health insurance coverage. • The 2010 law that expanded healthcare coverage in the U.S. (2 words) • Government health program for seniors and certain disabled individuals. • ...
Risk Management Crossword 2016-04-20
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- Protects a business from lawsuits
- Machines that verify credit cards
- Protects against advertising lawsuits
- Required to transfer risk to an insurance company
- Protects against claims for injuries that result from using their products
- Failure to exercise reasonable care
- The threat of loss without gain
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- Government regulated program that provides medical and income benefits to employees who are injured on the job
- Pays net profits and expenses if a business is shut down for repairs/building
- Work in specific geographical areas and represent several insurance companies
- Taking property by force
- The act of breaking into and entering a home or business with intent to commit a felony
- Protect a business if work was not finished on time or as agreed
- Work for one insurance company
- Involves taking a chance for risk or profit
- Protect a company in case of employee theft
16 Clues: Taking property by force • Work for one insurance company • The threat of loss without gain • Protects a business from lawsuits • Machines that verify credit cards • Failure to exercise reasonable care • Protects against advertising lawsuits • Involves taking a chance for risk or profit • Protect a company in case of employee theft • ...
Money Talks... do you know the language? 2025-05-08
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- A number that shows how good you are at paying back money you borrow
- Account for short/long term goals; earns % APY
- Mutual exchange; if you give, you get (& vice versa)
- Amount you will pay before insurance benefits apply
- Amount paid at time of purchase with the remainder to be paid later
- Income minus deductions (pocket money)
- The act of taking money OUT
- Acronym for Annual Percentage Yield; also known as "interest rate"
- The reward for saving and the cost of borrowing.
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- Income before deductions (taxes, insurance, retirement)
- Loan for your house, paid back monthly over many years (+ interest)
- Monthly payments
- The act of putting money IN
- Bank account for daily spending needs; no % APY
- Amount of positive relationships gained (network) that can contribute towards your goals “It’s all about who you know.”
- Monthly Payments (premiums) that ensure partial to full cost coverage for future need (e.g., home, renters, car, health)
16 Clues: Monthly payments • The act of putting money IN • The act of taking money OUT • Income minus deductions (pocket money) • Account for short/long term goals; earns % APY • Bank account for daily spending needs; no % APY • The reward for saving and the cost of borrowing. • Amount you will pay before insurance benefits apply • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by Ethan Rollins 2019-05-17
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- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- is a risk that meets an insurance criteria for insurance coverage
- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- is the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
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- is the responsibility of loss or injury
- cannot be controlled
- is the possibility of a catastrophe cause by a flood or earthquake
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- is a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers
- is paid protectoin against loss due to injury or property damage
- is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • is the responsibility of loss or injury • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • is a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers • is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • is paid protectoin against loss due to injury or property damage • ...
Life Insurance 2021-06-06
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- Cash account available to policy holder in a permanent insurance contract
- named persons who benefits from insurance policy
- document detailing the terms and conditions of a contract of insurance
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- allows policyholders the option to adjust policy features
- measure taken beforehand to deal with a need or contingency
- Provides coverage for a fixed period
- Single or period payments
- optional coverage
- represents consumers in their search for the insurance
9 Clues: optional coverage • Single or period payments • Provides coverage for a fixed period • named persons who benefits from insurance policy • represents consumers in their search for the insurance • allows policyholders the option to adjust policy features • measure taken beforehand to deal with a need or contingency • ...
Patient Access week 2022-04-01
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- health services or acute care services that are provided on an outpatient basis
- a summary of patient information
- a US law designed to provide privacy standards to protect patients' medical records and other health information provided to health plans, doctors, hospitals and other health care providers
- Person who is the holder of an insurance policy
- A fixed payment for a covered service
- Federal health insurance plan primarily for seniors
- Fixed sum of money that beneficiary must contribute towards the cost of their healthcare before insurance benefits begin
- authorization from a PCP to a specialist or hospital for services
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- Illness marked by long duration
- A tool that guides you through a series of steps or forms in a pre-determined way.
- health care program for uniformed service members, retirees, and their families around the world
- government-sponsored insurance program for individuals and families whose income is insufficient to cover health related services
- A monthly reminder of an account's activity sent to the guarantor
- A report given to Medicare Beneficiaries to let the patient know Medicare is not likely to pay for certain services.
14 Clues: Illness marked by long duration • a summary of patient information • A fixed payment for a covered service • Person who is the holder of an insurance policy • Federal health insurance plan primarily for seniors • A monthly reminder of an account's activity sent to the guarantor • authorization from a PCP to a specialist or hospital for services • ...
Financial Literacy 2022-12-05
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- Letting your money earn money for you.
- Due on or before April 15 each year.
- Value of an item is worth less than when you purchased it.
- Money lefteover after taxes are taken out.
- Everyone will earn this over the course of a lifetime.
- Author of Financial Literacy for teens.
- Federal and state income taxes help pay for this.
- Abbreviation for Federal Insurance Contribution Act.
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- Founder of Chick-fil-A
- People who do this are always more successful than those who don't.
- Fuel, Insurance, Repairs, Maintenance
- Health insurance program that is funded by income tax.
- People who ---- their jobs tend to be much happier than people who hate their jobs.
- A nice nickname for the United State government.
14 Clues: Founder of Chick-fil-A • Due on or before April 15 each year. • Fuel, Insurance, Repairs, Maintenance • Letting your money earn money for you. • Author of Financial Literacy for teens. • Money lefteover after taxes are taken out. • A nice nickname for the United State government. • Federal and state income taxes help pay for this. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Allison Killey 2015-05-14
Across
- Possibility of loss or injury
- Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- Conditions cannot be controlled
- Threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
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- Systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- Risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because likelihood of loss is too high
- Conditions can be controlled to minimize chance of harm
- Risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- Risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk attributed by people
- When there is likelihood of economic loss
10 Clues: Possibility of loss or injury • Conditions cannot be controlled • When there is likelihood of economic loss • Threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • Conditions can be controlled to minimize chance of harm • Systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • ...
Flood Insurance-Personal Finance 2024-04-15
Across
- How old the home is that is being repaired or replaced
- To replace something that has been damaged
- How likely something might happen to you
- The actual value of something before it was damaged
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- The cost to replace something
- An overflowing of water onto normally dry land
- Flood insurance is a type of this insurance
- A contract where an individual receives financial protection after certain events happen
- The amount of money someone has to pay before their insurance starts to pay for expenses
- A form of debt in which an individual borrows money from a lender
10 Clues: The cost to replace something • How likely something might happen to you • To replace something that has been damaged • Flood insurance is a type of this insurance • An overflowing of water onto normally dry land • The actual value of something before it was damaged • How old the home is that is being repaired or replaced • ...
Patient Access 2023-03-03
Across
- malicious devices that capture and copy credit card data from the credit cards magnetic strip
- receives healthcare services without being admitted
- 3 words usually MVA or WC coverage
- receives both hospital (Acute) and physician services
- insurance coverage for patients 65+, discabled, or with ESRD
- the "A" in AIDET
- term used to define minimum U.S governement standards for electronic health records
- insurance that is generally associated with state welfare
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- located at a facility, responsible for obtaining patient information
- a set of numerical or alphanumerical codes used to bill services
- ABNs must be kept on file for how many years
- 3 words, technology solution that allows Patient Access to electronically verify a patients insurance in real time
- No Surprises Act
- Medicare Questionaire
- focuses on a specific or specialized field of medicine
- person who is ultimately responsible for the patients bill
16 Clues: No Surprises Act • the "A" in AIDET • Medicare Questionaire • 3 words usually MVA or WC coverage • ABNs must be kept on file for how many years • receives healthcare services without being admitted • receives both hospital (Acute) and physician services • focuses on a specific or specialized field of medicine • insurance that is generally associated with state welfare • ...
insurance 2023-04-17
Kroger OCT Crossword 2022-08-12
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- Worst insurance company ever
- Weekly team gathering
- Most common diagnosis used for Taltz
- Anything that is a reason for a person to not receive a particular treatment or procedure because it may be harmful.
- How much a patient will pay before insurance begins payments.
- _____ Authorization: Needed from PBM before medication can be dispensed
- Letter needed from MDO for insurance company explaining why medication is needed.
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- ____ Til Your Covered.
- ____ Card: Used to assist patient with fills while appealing a denial.
- Form needed for consent from patient to submit appeal on their behalf
- Percentage of surface area covered in plaques
- Name of new program being developed by corporate.
- Drug Class for OCT
- What type of pharmacy is KSP?
14 Clues: Drug Class for OCT • Weekly team gathering • ____ Til Your Covered. • Worst insurance company ever • What type of pharmacy is KSP? • Most common diagnosis used for Taltz • Percentage of surface area covered in plaques • Name of new program being developed by corporate. • How much a patient will pay before insurance begins payments. • ...
Financial Planning Crossword 2016-12-07
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- Super fund must pay the benefit as nominated
- Low risk low return asset class
- Government charge imposed on personal income
- High risk high return asset class
- Legal document created by a solicitor for distribution of assets
- Bringing super funds together
- Super contribution made by you, or for you, before tax
- Insurance that protects against cancer, heart attack, stroke
- Age at which one can access superannuation funds based on DOB
- Deductions from a superannuation account
- Form used to gather information on an FP referral
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- Australia's largest super fund
- Product providing protection against a possible eventuality
- ANZ financial advice for under 50 / under 50 customers
- ANZ low-cost spur fund
- Insurance that pays out a sum of money either on the death of the insured person or after a set period
- Period of time between when you are first unable to work due to illness or injury until you are eligible to receive a benefit payment
- Investment fund that is diversified and decisions made by someone else
- Income support to older Australians
19 Clues: ANZ low-cost spur fund • Bringing super funds together • Australia's largest super fund • Low risk low return asset class • High risk high return asset class • Income support to older Australians • Deductions from a superannuation account • Super fund must pay the benefit as nominated • Government charge imposed on personal income • ...
Cinco De Mayo Crossword 2023-05-04
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- What are tamales most commonly wrapped in?
- This insurance agency does not provide additional insured endorsements.
- What month is Mexico’s Independence Day celebrated?
- Fried tortilla dish served for breakfast
- Keep a _____ in your voice
- Read details back to customers to be______ you’ve got them right.
- Being a good ______ is an important aspect of communicating with customers.
- We cannot change risk category for the following PMC's (no space when listing the PMC's)
- This property management company requires an invitation code.
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- Customers appreciate it when show ______to help them.
- This PMC does not accept personal auto policy.
- A margarita consists of tequila, lime juice, and _____.
- AMS-Association Management Services NW is also know as?
- What is the base ingredient for horchata?
- To delete this PMC the request goes to Sindy.
- What cheese is typically used on an elote
- How does USAA call the auto proof of insurance document?
- What mixer is used in a Paloma?
- This PMC will accept any document as proof of auto insurance.(ID cards, Dec Page).
19 Clues: Keep a _____ in your voice • What mixer is used in a Paloma? • Fried tortilla dish served for breakfast • What is the base ingredient for horchata? • What cheese is typically used on an elote • What are tamales most commonly wrapped in? • To delete this PMC the request goes to Sindy. • This PMC does not accept personal auto policy. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Grady Baughman 2018-05-18
Across
- Economic risk is the chance that macroeconomic conditions like exchange rates, government regulation, or political stability will affect an investment, usually one in a foreign country.
- is a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- occurs when conditions can be contolled to minimize the chance of harm.
- Human risks arise from the four D's: disagreement, divorce, death, or disability of an essential owner, manager, or employee.
Down
- Pure risk, also called absolute risk, is a category of threat that is beyond human control and has only one possible outcome if it occurs: loss
- A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- cannot be contolled.
- the technique or profession of assessing, minimizing, and preventing accidental loss to a business, as through the use of insurance, safety measures, etc.
- any means of guaranteeing against loss or harm
- things that happen in nature that cant be controlled.
- exposure to the chance of injury or loss; a hazard or dangerous chance
11 Clues: cannot be contolled. • any means of guaranteeing against loss or harm • things that happen in nature that cant be controlled. • exposure to the chance of injury or loss; a hazard or dangerous chance • occurs when conditions can be contolled to minimize the chance of harm. • A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage • ...
Operations 2024-08-12
Across
- One of Distribution Ops' upcoming initiatives is the digital transformation of the ______ of Adviser (COA)
- Distribution Ops works on the digital transformation of end-to-end auto adviser _____ with STP capability
- How are our Individual Life Insurance Claim payments usually made?
- The Customer Service Centre is located on Level _____ of SGX Centre 2
- New Business & Underwriting has _____ sub-functions
- The two platforms that provide self-service options for managing insurance policies are Singlife Online and _____
- What is the second step carried out by the Individual Life Claims department in a usual claim process?
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- _____ is one of New Business & Underwriting's key initiative to help transform customers' experience
- The Service Engagement function contacts our Shield claimants to help them reclaim hospital expenses from their _____ insurers
- Distribution Ops is the ______ to advisers' sales journeys
- The assessment of medical and financial risks is known as?
- The Service Quality function handles all complains for _____ businesses
- The Web Comms function strives to provide customers & advisers with the best e-service within ____ workdays
- The Individual Life Insurance Claim department won the Insurance Awards 2024 – Claims Initiative of the Year for _____ Accident Claims
- _____ integration benefits Customer Service Executives by offering a unified client view for faster resolutions
15 Clues: New Business & Underwriting has _____ sub-functions • Distribution Ops is the ______ to advisers' sales journeys • The assessment of medical and financial risks is known as? • How are our Individual Life Insurance Claim payments usually made? • The Customer Service Centre is located on Level _____ of SGX Centre 2 • ...
Vocab-u-lary Coverage: Unpacking Insurance Terms 2024-09-24
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- A formal request to your insurer to reconsider a previous decision or grievance
- A licensed healthcare professional or facility delivering medical services
- The process of signing up for a health insurance plan or program
- A significant change that allows you to enroll in or modify your health insurance plan
- The regular payment made for health insurance coverage, often monthly
- Approval from your insurer that a service is medically necessary before it’s provided
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- The percentage of costs you share for services from contracted providers, typically lower than out-of-network
- A health coverage option provided by an employer or group to assist with medical expenses
- A complaint that you communicate to your health insurer or plan.
- A fixed fee paid at the time of service, often varying by type of care
- A healthcare provider with advanced training in a specific area of medicine
- The group of facilities and providers contracted by your insurer to deliver healthcare services
- The amount you must pay out-of-pocket for services before your insurance starts covering costs
- Immediate treatment for non-emergency illnesses or injuries requiring prompt attention
- Your share of health care costs expressed as a percentage of the allowed amount
15 Clues: A complaint that you communicate to your health insurer or plan. • The process of signing up for a health insurance plan or program • The regular payment made for health insurance coverage, often monthly • A fixed fee paid at the time of service, often varying by type of care • A licensed healthcare professional or facility delivering medical services • ...
Risk Management 2022-03-31
Across
- :The person or company buying the policy
- :A form of risk protection that exchanges the uncertainty of a possible large financial loss for a certain smaller payment
- : A risk that you can reduce or eliminate by actions you take
- :The person or business for which the insurer assumes the risk
- :A risk that presents the chance of loss but no opportunity for gain
- :A policy holders request for payment for a loss that the insurance policy covers
- :The amount a policy holder must pay for insurance coverage
- :A risk that can lead to loss of personal or business property including money, vehicles, and buildings
- :The possibility of incurring a loss
- : A risk that can result in personal losses such as health and personal well-being
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- :A policy stating the conditions to which the insurance company and the policy holder have agreed
- :A risk that relates to harm or injury to other people or their property for your actions
- :Illegal uses of intellectual property, patents, trademarks, and copyrights
- :A risk that can result in financial loss, including personal risk, property risk, and liability risk
- :The exclusive rights to possess and use property and its profits
- :A company that agrees to take on certain economic risks and to pay for losses if they occur
16 Clues: :The possibility of incurring a loss • :The person or company buying the policy • :The amount a policy holder must pay for insurance coverage • : A risk that you can reduce or eliminate by actions you take • :The person or business for which the insurer assumes the risk • :The exclusive rights to possess and use property and its profits • ...
Finance Careers 2025-01-15
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- Evaluates financial data and trends to provide insights that guide investment decisions, budgeting, and strategic business planning. They work in a variety of industries including banking, insurance, and corporate finance.
- Works on behalf of companies or agencies to collect overdue payments from clients or individuals. They often negotiate payment plans and resolve payment disputes.
- They are a licensed accountant who provides services such as tax preparation, auditing, financial reporting, and consulting. They ensure financial records comply with regulations and laws.
- Investigates insurance claims to determine the extent of the insurer’s liability. They assess damages, review policy terms, and negotiate settlements for claims related to property, health, or vehicle damage.
- Buys and sells securities (stocks, bonds, etc.) on behalf of clients. They provide investment advice and manage portfolios, aiming to generate profit for their clients.
- Oversees a company’s financial operations, including budgeting, forecasting, reporting, and managing financial risks. They play a key role in strategic planning and decision-making.
- Manages daily financial transactions for a business, such as recording sales, purchases, and payments. They maintain accurate financial records and prepare reports for accountants.
- Responsible for collecting taxes owed by individuals or businesses. They ensure compliance with tax laws, manage accounts, and may also work with people to set up payment plans for overdue taxes.
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- Helps individuals manage their finances by offering advice on investments, retirement planning, taxes, insurance, and estate planning to help clients achieve financial goals.
- Assesses the value of property, real estate, or other assets for various purposes, such as sales, insurance, or tax assessments. They determine fair market value based on market trends and property conditions.
- Handles cash and electronic payments in retail or service environments. They process transactions, provide change, and ensure accuracy in financial exchanges.
- Works with individuals or businesses to assess loan applications, including mortgages, personal loans, and business loans. They evaluate creditworthiness and recommend appropriate loan options.
- Sells and manages insurance policies, such as life, health, or auto insurance. They assess client needs, recommend coverage, and help clients understand their policies.
- Analyzes economic data to study trends, economic policies, and market behavior. They provide forecasts and reports that guide decision-making for businesses, governments, and organizations.
- Processes routine financial transactions for customers, such as deposits, withdrawals, and transfers. They also assist with inquiries, verify account balances, and ensure accuracy in transactions.
- Uses mathematics, statistics, and financial theory to assess and manage financial risks, particularly in the insurance industry. They analyze data to determine the likelihood of events and help businesses plan for uncertain future events.
16 Clues: Handles cash and electronic payments in retail or service environments. They process transactions, provide change, and ensure accuracy in financial exchanges. • Works on behalf of companies or agencies to collect overdue payments from clients or individuals. They often negotiate payment plans and resolve payment disputes. • ...
The Hostage 2020-11-30
20 Clues: ar • tro • pisk • blik • ryste • talje • bryst • jagte • opgave • gidsel • dommer • lastbil • knudret • prøvetid • rullestol • snigskytte • forsikring • uanstændig • selvforsvar • følelsesmæssigt
B3F 2021-12-03
20 Clues: Job • Trap • Safe • Lock • Thief • Stuck • Shout • Trust • Enemy • Admit • Inside • Burglar • Prevent • Support • Confess • Terrible • Intruder • Obviously • Insurance • Behaviour
123 2019-09-03
Trivia Tuesday 7/2/2024 2024-07-02
Across
- The amount of money that the insured must pay before the insurance company will pay a claim
- A refusal by a health insurance company to pay for services it has agreed to cover
- A notification from a payer that payment has been transmitted
- The formal release of a patient
- A contribution made by an insured person toward the cost of medical treatment or services
- The process of submitting claims to payers and statements to patients
- A healthcare event between patient and practitioner on a specific date/time
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- The process that enables medical practices and clinics to efficiently manage patient appointments
- A formal request to an insurance company for coverage or compensation
- All administrative and clinical functions that contribute to the capture, management, and collection of patient service revenue
- A decision by an insurance company that a service/treatment is medically necessary
- The percentage of costs of a covered health care service you pay after you've paid your deductible
- The transformation of a diagnosis, procedure, or medical service into alphanumeric codes
- The process of collecting essential demographic, financial, and medical information about a patient
- An itemized list of expected charges for healthcare services
15 Clues: The formal release of a patient • An itemized list of expected charges for healthcare services • A notification from a payer that payment has been transmitted • A formal request to an insurance company for coverage or compensation • The process of submitting claims to payers and statements to patients • ...
Profit & Loss 2013-04-04
Across
- Money spent on insurance, other than Insurance on purchases.
- ________________ Expense which serves as a reward/ compensation for your workers
- Money for rental of premises
- Money spent on advertising goods
- Expense spent on water and electricity
- Discount given to the customer for early payment
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- Money spent on office supplies
- cost of transporting goods from the business’s premises to customers.
- ______________ Expense for the loan obtained from bank
- ___________ expense spent on general items
- Money spent on paying workers monthly
11 Clues: Money for rental of premises • Money spent on office supplies • Money spent on advertising goods • Money spent on paying workers monthly • Expense spent on water and electricity • ___________ expense spent on general items • Discount given to the customer for early payment • ______________ Expense for the loan obtained from bank • ...
Financial Literacy Final Review 2025-05-08
Across
- A type of insurance designed to protect people's belongings when living in short-term housing.
- A security that represents a part ownership of a company.
- A government order that restricts or prohibits trade.
- Amount of money (per account) that is protected and federally insured in bank accounts.
- A one-page document that lists education and experience used in getting a job.
- Federal employment form used to prove permission to work in USA.
- Type of insurance that pays your beneficiaries upon your death.
- Type of bank account best used for everyday spending.
- Someone who starts and runs their own business.
- Limited resources and an unlimited demand by a population.
- The portion of your paycheck held back to cover taxes and other deductions.
- Type of mortgage loan rate that stays the same over the life of the loan.
- Money owed to another person or company.
- Money a person earns after taxes and deductions are withheld; aka take-home pay.
- The amount of money you pay before insurance will make a payment.
- Type of bank account best to park your emergency fund; has higher interest rates than checking or savings.
- Financial aid for college that is based on financial need.
- A legal document listing how a person wants their assets distributed after their death.
- A formal request to the insurance company for compensation for a covered loss.
- A government restriction on the number of imported or exported items.
- Type of auto insurance that protects your vehicle from damage from a car or other object colliding with your vehicle.
- The legal agreement between tenant and landlord over the terms of the rental arrangement.
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- Money paid by the hour and for an agreed number of hours per week.
- A friend or relative that you choose to share a living space in an effort to reduce housing costs.
- Type of auto insurance that protects for loss or damage to your vehicle caused by something other than a collision.
- Federal tax form used to file the annual federal tax return required by law.
- Financial aid for college that is based on achievements.
- Federal tax form used to file taxes on wages earned where no withholdings were taken.
- Type of insurance that will replace a portion of your income for a short period of time.
- Type of bank account best used for short-term and long-term savings goals.
- The practice of dividing your investments among different options to lower risk.
- Type of protection that corrects your credit report in the event your identity is stolen.
- The amount of money you borrowed on a loan that has to be paid back.
- Resources, materials, and goods a country produces and sells to another country.
- Resources, materials, and goods a country buys from another country.
- A tax imposed on the goods and services imported from another country.
- Type of mortgage loan rate that changes over the life of the loan.
37 Clues: Money owed to another person or company. • Someone who starts and runs their own business. • A government order that restricts or prohibits trade. • Type of bank account best used for everyday spending. • Financial aid for college that is based on achievements. • A security that represents a part ownership of a company. • ...
Premier Terminology 2021-06-01
Across
- Geographical Managed Care- Sacramento County. Group #5555
- Primary Dentist a Member is assigned to for services
- Client Index Number
- Indicated Member seen for preventative services (exam, cleanings, and/or x-rays) where Provider already received payment under capitation
- Set time of year when participants can enroll in health insurance or change from one plan to another without a qualifying event
- Los Angeles Pre-Paid Health Plan – Los Angeles County. Group #4444
- Group of physicians, hospitals, and other providers who participate in a managed care plan
- Health plans offered to specific group of individuals by an employer, association, union, or other entity
- Provider who is not contracted with an administrating network
- Provider ID number
- Predetermined amount a member will pay up front for specific services such as office visits
- Statement showing the payments attached to checks sent to providers
- Defines the scope of the coverage afforded (i.e. missing tooth clause- indicates if a tooth is lost prior to insurance coverage beginning the coverage does not cover replacing the tooth.
- Statement sent to a member or provider to explain the insurance benefits of a claim
- Statement indicating that proposed dental treatment will be covered under the terms of the benefit contract
- Benefits paid when patient is out of area and needs emergency services
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- Providers receive a set payment per month for every assigned Member regardless if they are seen in office or not.
- Negotiated rate providers agree to charge for services
- Changing Primary Care Dentist during the month after rosters are finalized and sent to providers
- List of assigned Members for a specific Provider or provider office
- State of California employee Commercial Dental plan. Group # 12700
- General description of benefits Members are eligible to receive under the plan
- More than one insurance carried, and coverage is divided between the different carriers.
- Provider contracted with the network
- Provision of an insurance policy that is purchased separately from the basic policy and provides additional benefits at an additional cost
- Preferred Provider Organization
- Office ID number
- Dental Health Maintenance Organization
28 Clues: Office ID number • Provider ID number • Client Index Number • Preferred Provider Organization • Provider contracted with the network • Dental Health Maintenance Organization • Primary Dentist a Member is assigned to for services • Negotiated rate providers agree to charge for services • Geographical Managed Care- Sacramento County. Group #5555 • ...
Acronym Finder 2022-03-24
Across
- total insured value
- interact with insureds at an ins agency
- Rating system to quote CPP accounts
- wrongful acts from the employment process
- org collects wc data
- joisted masonry
- letter of authority
- property damage
- operating name of a company, not legal name
- Covers loss of income due to suspension ops
- off shore rating team
- Inland marine
- common term used for agent or broker
- small commercial sales manager
- prop and gl written on special forms
- used to assign policy numbers
- mechanical safety measures
- replacement cost
- Errors and emissions
- not otherwise classified
- detailed building info when needed
- earthquake insurance
- service level agreement
- error/omission in admin of employee benefits
- protection again liability claims
- contents covered by policy owned by the ins
- electronic funds transfer
- lessors risk only
- change or addition to a policy
- historical loss control system
- Hired & non-owned auto coverage
- policy that provides both property and GL
- numerical grading for various operations
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- terrorism risk insurance act
- property only coverage
- proof that insurance exists
- workers compensation
- insurance on buildings and contents
- bldg rating details from loss cost
- provides building cost data for bldgs
- forms knowledge base
- first page of a new policy
- loss of business income for up to 12 months
- underwriter work station
- board of directors coverage
- Person/org. that shares the same ins policy
- image and processing system
- waiver of subrogation
- miscellaneous professional liability
- insurance in excess of other policies
- the four property characteristics
- summary of a drivers incidents on file
- property and casualty
- amount that must be paid out of pocket
- agency facing rating system
- system that centralizes account info
- system for classifying entities
- coverage to protect professionals
- Bookroll transfer
- the agency place
- masonry non combustible
- auto endorsement
- earthquake sprinkler leakage coverage
- protection class
64 Clues: Inland marine • joisted masonry • property damage • replacement cost • the agency place • auto endorsement • protection class • Bookroll transfer • lessors risk only • total insured value • letter of authority • workers compensation • org collects wc data • forms knowledge base • Errors and emissions • earthquake insurance • waiver of subrogation • off shore rating team • property and casualty • ...
Finance Final 2025-05-19
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- What protects against financial loss from risks?
- What choice significantly affects your future income and financial goals?
- What account type is best for storing money with low risk?
- What is the act of deceiving someone for financial gain?
- What compensation type is a fixed annual amount?
- What investment strategy spreads out risk?
- What influences many financial decisions, alongside emotions and attitudes?
- What part of compensation may include health insurance or retirement plans?
- What can increase your lifetime earning potential through training and degrees?
- What type of financial aid does not need to be repaid?
- What three-digit number reflects your creditworthiness?
- What type of expense changes from month to month?
- What card allows direct access to your bank account?
- What form of educational funding must be repaid with interest?
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- What is the cost of borrowing money called?
- What type of insurance covers medical costs?
- What type of worker owns their own business instead of working for an employer?
- What is the main form used to apply for federal student aid?
- What reduces the purchasing power of money over time?
- What plan outlines income and expenses to reach financial goals?
- What type of government-provided security supports retirees and the disabled?
- What agency insures bank deposits up to a limit?
- What, along with supply, determines market prices?
- What type of insurance covers damage or injury to others?
- What is a legal process for eliminating or repaying debt under court supervision?
- What must be balanced with reward in investing?
- What represents a loan to a corporation or government?
- What results from spending more than you earn and not repaying?
- What type of pay is based on a percentage of sales?
- What deceptive scheme tries to trick people out of money or information?
- What type of expense stays the same each month?
- What written form of payment draws money directly from a checking account?
- What represents ownership in a company?
- What insurance helps replace income if you can’t work due to injury?
- What is total income before deductions called?
35 Clues: What represents ownership in a company? • What investment strategy spreads out risk? • What is the cost of borrowing money called? • What type of insurance covers medical costs? • What is total income before deductions called? • What must be balanced with reward in investing? • What type of expense stays the same each month? • ...
PATIENT ACCESS 2023-03-26
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- Most patients over the age of 65 are known to have ______ insurance
- The first step in AIDET, which is a technique to provide the best patient care. __, Introduce, Duration, Explanation, Thank
- Adhering to an uncompromising code of ethics that emphasizes complete honesty and sincerity
- Name of the website used to help verify insurance
- The person who is financially responsible for the account
- One of Northwestern’s core values is continuously striving to be better
- Questionnaire to determine primary payor before Medicare
- One of Northwestern’s core values is putting our patients __ in all that we do.
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- Signature that is needed when a patient is admitted and staying for a few days and has Medicare.
- Signature needed when there are no other insurances besides Blue Cross Blue Shield. The ____ of Benefits
- Person who is the holder of an insurance policy
- We must use at least 2 patient ___ when providing care, treatment, service
- Notice of Privacy Practices
- Fixed sum of money that beneficiary must contribute toward the cost of their healthcare before insurance benefits begin
14 Clues: Notice of Privacy Practices • Person who is the holder of an insurance policy • Name of the website used to help verify insurance • Questionnaire to determine primary payor before Medicare • The person who is financially responsible for the account • Most patients over the age of 65 are known to have ______ insurance • ...
key Terms Created By: Emily Keith 2018-05-11
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- occures when there is likely hood of economic loss
- A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- risk, the possibility of a catastrophe caused by s flood, tornado, ect
- is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- The systematic process of managing risk to achieve your goals
- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likely hood of loss is too high
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- the possibility of loss or injury.
- can not be controlled
- the risk of harm caused by other human mistake
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
10 Clues: can not be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury. • the risk of harm caused by other human mistake • occures when there is likely hood of economic loss • is the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • The systematic process of managing risk to achieve your goals • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • ...
Worker's Compensation Terminology 2023-08-31
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- Detailed report of an insured's historical claims and losses.
- Insurer's right to recover costs from a reponsible 3rd party
- Insurance protecting against claims such as discrimination and harassment (Liability coverage for the workplace)
- Provides a summary of key details in an insurance policy.
- Formal communication of termination of an insurance policy.
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- Factor that adjusts premium based on historical claims.
- Additional document modifying or adding to the terms of a policy.
- A document to show details of commercial insurance coverage
- These states require WC coverage to be provided by a government agency
- When a worker temporarily performs duties under a staffing arangement
10 Clues: Factor that adjusts premium based on historical claims. • Provides a summary of key details in an insurance policy. • A document to show details of commercial insurance coverage • Formal communication of termination of an insurance policy. • Insurer's right to recover costs from a reponsible 3rd party • ...
Umbrella Insurance 2022-05-09
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- Covers not just the ____, but also other members of their family or household.
- designed to add extra liability coverage over and above another insurance policies
- Covered under your umbrella policy
- expensive vehicles, a pool, wild animals,etc.
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- You still have to pay your ____ amount.
- If you have more money in your ______ than you have coverage from other insurance policies, experts recommend it.
- Umbrella insurance is ___ required by law.
- Umbrella insurance covers ____ issues.
- If you regularly find yourself in _____ where things could go wrong and you could get sued, yes you need it.
- It's better to be ____ than sorry.
10 Clues: It's better to be ____ than sorry. • Covered under your umbrella policy • Umbrella insurance covers ____ issues. • You still have to pay your ____ amount. • Umbrella insurance is ___ required by law. • expensive vehicles, a pool, wild animals,etc. • Covers not just the ____, but also other members of their family or household. • ...
Employee Benefits 2024-09-26
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- A person who is usually a member of an employee's family who is covered by the employee-benefits plan, and who may receive benefits under the plan
- A government program that offers benefits to eligible employees who through no fault of their own have become unemployed
- Money placed into a retirement or annuity plan
- Days or weeks worked when an employee is paid
- Paid time off that an employer may offer to an employee as a benefit
- Assistance to employees who are injured while working at their job; a program that is governed by state laws
- A spouse or a child of an insured person who is eligible for medical coverage
- A system where a company promises to pay for certain losses, damages, illnesses or death in exchange for regular payments called premiums
- One of the benefits an employer often offer to their employees in which they don’t report to work and still receive their salary
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- A plan that allows employees to buy or receive company stock; offered as an employee benefit
- A type of health insurance that covers only the individual to the extent outlined in the health care coverage plan
- A fixed period of time that most states use in an unemployement insurance formula to determine weekly benefits
- A means that employers may offer as to save for retirement; these types of plans may include pensions or 401K
- A type of health insurance that covers all members of the immediate family for health care bills to the extent outlined in the health coverage plan
- The amount that must be paid for a health insurance plan by covered employees, by their employer, or shared by both
- An employee benefit that allows employees paid time off to care for sick children or newborns
- The process by which an approved applicant is signed up to the medical coverage and coverage is made effective
- A type of retirement plan where an employee receives compensation after retirement
18 Clues: Days or weeks worked when an employee is paid • Money placed into a retirement or annuity plan • Paid time off that an employer may offer to an employee as a benefit • A spouse or a child of an insured person who is eligible for medical coverage • A type of retirement plan where an employee receives compensation after retirement • ...
33.1 Vocab 2017-05-11
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- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood,tornado,hurricane,fire and lighting that occurs that may do damage to the home
- the possibility of loss or injury
- cannot be controlled
- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- when there is likelihood of economic loss
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- risk of harm caused by human mistakes and dishonesty
- the system process of managing risk to achieve your objective
- when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- a risk that is unacceptable o insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss it too high
- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- a paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • when there is likelihood of economic loss • the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • risk of harm caused by human mistakes and dishonesty • the system process of managing risk to achieve your objective • a paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • ...
chapter 33.1 key terms created by: morgan able 2017-05-11
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- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people.
- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- occurs when there is a likelihood of economic loss.
- the possibility of loss or injury.
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- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- cannot be controlled.
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake.
- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
11 Clues: cannot be controlled. • the possibility of loss or injury. • the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • occurs when there is a likelihood of economic loss. • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Luke Turner 2017-05-11
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- occurs when there is a likelihood of economic loss
- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of ham
- the possibility of loss
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- risk that cannot be controlled
- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
11 Clues: the possibility of loss • risk that cannot be controlled • the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • occurs when there is a likelihood of economic loss • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of ham • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created By: Deja Banks 2018-05-21
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- risk that involves the likelihood of economic loss
- risk that cannot be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- paid protections against loss due to injury or property damage
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- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributable to people
- risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- risk that can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- the possibility of loss or injury
- possibility of a catastrophe such as a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
- the threat of loss with no opportunity for gain
11 Clues: the possibility of loss or injury • the threat of loss with no opportunity for gain • risk that involves the likelihood of economic loss • risk that can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • risk that cannot be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • paid protections against loss due to injury or property damage • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Marlie Brewer 2018-05-10
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- A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake.
- Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- The possibility of loss or injury.
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- Cannot be controlled.
- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because that likelihood of loss is too high.
- The risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people.
- The threat of loss with no opportunity for gain.
- The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
11 Clues: Cannot be controlled. • The possibility of loss or injury. • The threat of loss with no opportunity for gain. • Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss. • Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
chapter 33.1 key terms created by Elizabeth Neal 2018-05-10
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- the possibility of loss or injury
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- risk that cannot be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
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- risk that can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributable to people
- risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- risk that involves the likelihood of economic loss
- the possibility of a catastrophe such as floods, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
11 Clues: the possibility of loss or injury • the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • risk that involves the likelihood of economic loss • risk that can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • risk that cannot be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Ashley DeZarn 2018-05-11
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- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- cannot be controlled
- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
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- a risk that meets an insurance company’s criteria for insurance coverage
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
- when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- the systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- the possibility of loss or injury
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss • the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • the systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created By: Luis Ramirez 2013-05-15
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- Cannot be controlled.
- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is to high.
- A risk that meets and insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- The risk of harm cause by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people.
- The systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
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- Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
- The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake.
- Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- The possibility of loss or injury.
11 Clues: Cannot be controlled. • The possibility of loss or injury. • Occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss. • The threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • The systematic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Chad Critser 2013-05-09
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- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- risk that cannot be controlled.
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake.
- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
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- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or anohter risk that is attributed to people.
- is a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the liklihood of loss is too high.
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- the possibility of loss or injury.
11 Clues: risk that cannot be controlled. • the possibility of loss or injury. • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss. • the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Garrett Marquez 2013-05-07
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- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
- when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carries because the likelihood of loss is too high
- the possiblity of loss or injury
- the possibility ofa catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
- a paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
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- can't be controlled
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- when there is likelihood of econimic loss
11 Clues: can't be controlled • the possiblity of loss or injury • when there is likelihood of econimic loss • the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • a paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created By: Kelly Briseno 2013-05-07
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- cannot be controlled.
- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carries because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- the possibility of loss or injury.
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- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes,dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people.
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance to harm.
- occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss.
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood,tornado,hurricane,fire,lightning,drought, or earthquake.
- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
11 Clues: cannot be controlled. • the possibility of loss or injury. • occurs when there is likelihood of economic loss. • the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
Chapter 33.1 2014-05-09
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- cannot be controlled
- the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives
- the possibility of loss or injury
- a risk that is unacceptable to insurance carriers because the likelihood of loss is too high
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- paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage
- the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain
- when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm
- when there is likelihood of economic loss
- a risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage
- the risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people
- the possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lightning, drought, or earthquake
11 Clues: cannot be controlled • the possibility of loss or injury • when there is likelihood of economic loss • the threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain • paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage • when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm • the systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Marianne Ortega 2014-05-13
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- The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lighting, drought, or an earthquake.
- The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- Risk that cannot be controlled.
- That threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carries because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- The possibility of loss or injury.
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- The risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people.
- Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- When there is a likelihood of economic loss.
- A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
11 Clues: Risk that cannot be controlled. • The possibility of loss or injury. • When there is a likelihood of economic loss. • That threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Marianne Ortega 2014-05-13
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- A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- The possibility of loss or injury.
- Risk that cannot be controlled.
- The risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people.
- Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
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- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carries because the likelihood of loss is too high.
- That threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
- The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lighting, drought, or an earthquake.
- The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- When there is a likelihood of economic loss.
11 Clues: Risk that cannot be controlled. • The possibility of loss or injury. • When there is a likelihood of economic loss. • That threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
Chapter 33.1 Key Terms Created by: Marianne Ortega 2014-05-13
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- When there is a likelihood of economic loss.
- A risk that meets an insurance company's criteria for insurance coverage.
- The risk of harm caused by human mistakes, dishonesty, or another risk that is attributed to people.
- The possibility of loss or injury.
- Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage.
- Occurs when conditions can be controlled to minimize the chance of harm.
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- That threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain.
- The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives.
- Risk that cannot be controlled.
- The possibility of a catastrophe caused by a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, lighting, drought, or an earthquake.
- A risk that is unacceptable to insurance carries because the likelihood of loss is too high.
11 Clues: Risk that cannot be controlled. • The possibility of loss or injury. • When there is a likelihood of economic loss. • That threat of a loss with no opportunity for gain. • Paid protection against loss due to injury or property damage. • The systemic process of managing risk to achieve your objectives. • ...
