Across
- 2. Covers the cost of a surgeon for a medical procedure.
- 4. A contract that details an insurance agreement.
- 6. A policy where the policyholder pays a specified premium their whole life.
- 7. Process that insurance companies use to determine premiums.
- 10. Covers losses from causes other than collisions.
- 11. Being responsible for something.
- 13. Meant to supplement your medical insurance and cover extra costs.
- 15. Provision for payment of double the amount of a policy..
- 16. Amount of money you pay to insurance for them to cover your loss.
- 20. A series of payments made at equal intervals.
- 22. Any event that may damage your belongings or home.
- 23. A group of activitiesthat reduce the cost of health care and insurance, and increase the benefits.
- 25. One must prove they can pay for any damages from an accident.
- 26. Allows people with different Medicare policies to determine how much they owe.
- 30. A whole life policy combining term insurance and investments.
- 32. A lack of predictability one faces.
- 34. Life insurance protection for a specific amount of time.
- 35. A signature on legal documents.
- 36. Pays for someone's injuries when you're at fault
- 39. A life insurance agent who is well versed in life insurance.
- 40. A type of property insurance that covers a private residence.
- 43. The insurance company provides the policyholder the cost of minor injuries no matter what.
- 46. Helps regulate insurance prices based on your area.
- 47. A care plan where services are covered, but you must go to doctors in the plan.
- 49. You pay claims yourself instead of paying an insurance company.
- 50. The person or company who provides the protection.
- 51. Fixed out-of-pocket amount you pay after your deductible.
- 54. Not having enough supervision.
- 55. A seperate insurance policy to cover an expensive item.
- 56. Expense Insurance Covers the most important care costs.
- 57. Pays for hospital services.
- 58. Low premiums for coverage, and receive set amounts of cash.
- 59. Age, gender, driving history, location, etc of a driver.
- 60. Helps cover the costs of care when you have a long-term medical condition.
Down
- 1. Pays for physicians' services.
- 3. A policy with low deductibles and high coverage limits.
- 4. Pay for physician care that does not involve surgery.
- 5. Replacement cost with depreciation subtracted.
- 8. The amount it costs to replace an item at the time.
- 9. Someone who has insurance.
- 12. Pays for damage you cause to someone else's car.
- 14. A video documentation of everything inside your home.
- 17. Risk that can't be controlled.
- 18. A policy that covers policyholders against costs for being treated in a hospital.
- 19. Only covers care from doctors in the plan.
- 21. A company that provides protection against financial losses.
- 24. The insured pays a share of the payment made against a claim.
- 27. A provision to where if the insured dies of suicide they will receive the premium payed for 2 years.
- 28. Insurance that provides for those who can't work anymore.
- 29. Pays for repairs or replacement costs.
- 31. An annual payment that a policyholder must pay.
- 33. A person who receives a death benefit.
- 37. A person who has insurance.
- 38. A national health insurance program in the United States.
- 41. A clause insurance companies use on property policies.
- 42. Provides coverage against unpredictable losses.
- 44. Increases the possibility of a loss
- 45. Private health insurance plans sold to supplement Medicare.
- 48. A document attached to a policy to modify the coverage.
- 52. Protection against financial losses.
- 53. A federal and state program that helps cover healthcare costs.