Across
- 1. help pay for medical expenses not covered by medicare, such as copayments, or deductibles
- 7. process of managing loss
- 8. protects homeowners
- 10. covers the loss of property and possesion
- 15. taking steps to eliminate risk
- 18. person designated by the policy holder to recieve the funds
- 19. helps to lower prescription cost. You pay a premium for this coverage
- 20. purchaser of the insurance policy
- 22. shifting the risk to someone else
- 23. driver record and habits are considered
- 24. self - insurance, saving $$ in case you lose your job
- 25. is a upgrade to the coverage of primary policy
Down
- 2. pays a portion of income to a worker that is not able to work.
- 3. helps pay for patient care in hospitals
- 4. the higher the deductible the lower the premium
- 5. volunteer program where you pay a monthly premium
- 6. protection covering medical expenses
- 9. the number and amount of claims in your area will influence your premium rates
- 11. for 65 or older
- 12. minimizing risk
- 13. the more coverage the higher the premium
- 14. individual that relies on someone else for financial support.
- 16. cars that are easy to repair
- 17. provides protection for a specific time period
- 20. possible risk, no chance of gain
- 21. private companies contract medicare to combine part A and B benefits into one plan