Cameron Stokes
Across
- 1. contract in which the insurer promises, for a stated premium, to pay you a sum of money if a particular piece of real or personal property is damaged or destroyed
- 2. insurance that covers the person if they die
- 5. one that insures property that cannot be covered by specific insurance because it is constantly changing in value or location
- 6. person named in the policy to receive benefits paid by the insurer
- 7. provides protection for a stated time, generally 20-30 years
- 9. covers you form a fire
- 11. protects you against loss of personal property, liability for a visitor’s personal injury, and liability for negligent destruction of the rented premises
- 12. amount of money you pay the insurance companies
- 13. form of straight life insurance, allows polcyholders to change the the terms of the policy
- 14. guaranteed retirement income that is purchased
- 16. relationship with the insured person
- 21. a provision in an insurance policy that limits your recovery for a loss if the property is not insured for its full replacement value
- 24. covers ships at sea
- 26. written contract between a person and an insurance company
- 27. amount of protection statedin a life insurance policy
Down
- 1. person who has the insurance policy
- 3. protects against most types of losses and liabilities related to home ownership, including fire, windstorm, vandalism, burglary, and injuries suffered by other persons while on the property
- 4. insurance that is issued for a term
- 8. gives you temporary protection until a policy is issued
- 10. person who's life is insured
- 15. who agrees to compensate you for a specific loss
- 17. an attachment to the insurance policy
- 18. allows you to stop paying premiums after a stated length of time
- 19. provides coverage for land carriers carrying goods
- 20. also called ordinary life insurance, required payments of premiums throughou the insured's life
- 22. healthcare plan for low income families
- 23. life insurance policy is the amount of money you can take by either borrowing against or cashing in a policy
- 25. people who are over 65 and are covered by a social security number are eligible