Across
- 2. Health insurance that centers on primary care; less expensive than PPO but more than HMO/EPO
- 4. Health insurance that must stay in network (except emergencies); cheaper
- 5. Social Security and Medicare
- 9. A person <19 (or <24 if a full-time student); must be unmarried
- 11. A pool of money contributed by many investors and managed by a professional money manager
- 13. Health insurance that is cheaper; must stay in network (unless emergency), need a referral for specialists
- 14. Individual Retirement Account that is taxed upon putting money in
- 15. Fixed dollar amount you pay each time you get treatment
- 16. car insurance that covers others in the event of a collision; must have to legally drive
Down
- 1. Percent you pay for treatment after meeting your deductible
- 3. Federal health insurance for people aged 65+
- 6. Fixed-income security where a government, corporation, or agency borrows money from an investor and promises to repay the principal amount, plus interest, at a specific time in the future
- 7. A person who compiles and analyzes statistics to calculate risk and determine insurance rates and premiums
- 8. The form to file your federal income tax
- 10. Health insurance where you can go out of network; pricier
- 12. The amount paid out of pocket by the policy holder before an insurance provider will pay any expenses
- 15. A formal request from the customer to an insurance company asking for a payment based on the terms of the insurance policy