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Across
- 2. policyholder; purchase of insurance
- 5. amount of the loss you pay when you file an Insurance claim.
- 6. the agreement or contract between an individual and an insurance company
- 7. failure to take proper action or precautions
- 9. – the cost of an insurance policy
- 10. one who calculates risks based on percentage and determines premium
- 12. cash value Covers what you paid for the property minus depreciation
- 16. term disability insurance provides income for many years up to age 65
- 17. one who writes the policy, evaluates risk, assigns premium
- 18. term disability provides income for 13, 26, or 52 weeks
- 19. insurance replaces personal property if it is damaged due to events such as fire, smoke and vandalism in a rental residence
Down
- 1. anything that increases likelihood of loss through a peril
- 2. placed back in same financial position as before the loss
- 3. anything that may possibly cause a loss; buy insurance against perils
- 4. amount you pay when you file an insurance claim
- 8. disability means that the policy will only pay if the employee is totally disabled.
- 11. sells insurance
- 13. insurance company; risk sharing that agrees to pay for losses
- 14. things that are protected or covered in an insurance policy
- 15. insurance is property insurance if you own a home. This insurance replaces the insured’s home and personal property if they are damaged due to events such as theft, fire, and smoke, and storm