Across
- 1. A peril is the cause of damage, such as earthquakes, flooding, storm or fire.
- 3. An agreement between two or more people to do (or not to do) something. The agreement can be enforced by law.
- 7. Someone who is owed money.
- 9. The amount before costs are deducted.
- 10. An arrangement where an insurance policy is shared by more than one insurer.
- 12. This is when someone promises to pay for loss or damage they cause someone else.
- 13. An added amount or payment on top of what you would usually expect to receive as a result of high levels of performance.
- 14. A document describing the details of the cover you have from the information you have supplied to your insurer.
- 16. This is additional cover added to an existing policy.
- 18. Money paid by an insurer when a claim is accepted.
Down
- 2. The price (or premium) of insurance.
- 4. Repayment of money to a consumer for a cost that is actually covered by the insurance policy.
- 5. When someone buys cover for more than the value of the items insured.
- 6. A certificate which gives the person holding it the right to buy shares at a given price.
- 7. The amount of money you get if you cash in an investment.
- 8. The person who is applying for cover.
- 11. A policy that covers two people and pays out when the first person dies.
- 15. The amount to be paid by a customer for an agreed amount of insurance cover.
- 17. An event or outcome that you can insure yourself against such as fire, theft, flooding.
