Insurance - Jenna Gaither
Across
- 3. Individual that relies on someone else for financial support
- 5. The higher the deductible, the lower the premium
- 6. Money paid on a regular basis to purchase the insurance policy
- 7. The more coverage, the higher the premium
- 8. Classification Driver record and habits are considered
- 11. Taking steps to eliminate risk
- 12. Process of managing loss
- 14. Covers loss or damage to personal property
- 16. For 65 or older. Covers persons under 65 for certain diseases or disabilities
- 20. Law that allows people to have healthcare plans provided by the company they work for to keep their coverage if they lose their job
- 23. A bill submitted to the insurance company for payment
- 24. Result of either financial loss or gain
Down
- 1. Pays for the assistance needed by a person that cannot safely live on their own
- 2. Help pay for medical expenses no covered by Medicare
- 4. Upgrade to the coverage of a primary policy
- 9. The number and amount of claims in your area will influence your premium rates
- 10. Life Provides protection for a specific time period
- 13. Likelihood that something will be lost
- 15. Insurance needs increase as your family grows and the value of your property increases
- 17. Cars that are easy to repair
- 18. A large number of people pool their money together when they pay premiums to the insurance company
- 19. Possible risk, no chance of gain
- 21. Amount of money that you have to pay before the insurance begins to pay
- 22. Tax-advantaged savings account for people with high deductible health care plans
- 25. Purchaser of the insurance policy