Insurance & Banks

3. Flexible health insurance that allows out-of-network services at higher costs.
4. Insurance type required in most states, covering damages you cause in a car accident.
6. Type of tax system where lower incomes pay a higher percentage.
12. The amount you pay before insurance covers the rest.
14. Type of tax system where higher income earns higher tax rates.
16. Life insurance providing benefits for a specific time period.
17. Tax funding Social Security and Medicare, split between you and your employer.
18. Insurance replacing part of your income if you can't work due to illness or injury.
19. Agency regulating the sale of stocks and securities.
21. Optional insurance for non-driving related damages like theft or vandalism.
22. Form indicating how much income tax your employer should withhold.

1. Agency protecting consumers from bad financial products and services.
2. Tax form summarizing annual earnings and taxes paid, used for filing taxes.
5. Protection against the risk of something bad happening, transferring cost from you to a group.
7. Optional car insurance covering damage to your car regardless of fault.
8. Health insurance requiring in-network providers and often a primary care referral.
9. The bill you pay for insurance coverage.
10. Insurance protecting you if hit by someone without insurance.
11. Life insurance that combines death benefit with investment savings.
13. Insurance protecting belongings in a rented home or apartment.
15. A request made to an insurance company for payment.
17. Corporation insuring bank deposits up to $250,000.
20. Banking ratio determining how much must be kept on hand.