Seth McClellan

2. amount of protection stated in a life insurance policy.
4. opposite of term life insurance.
5. Amount of money paid to the insurance company.
7. Your name when you buy a policy.
8. insurance issued for a particular period.
9. a guaranteed retirement income.
11. A person or company that gives you the insurance.
12. allows you to stop paying premiums after a stated time.
17. gives you temporary protection until a policy is issued.
19. The written contract between the person buying insurance and the company they are buying it from
20. A person to an insurance policy that modifies the policy's terms.
22. insurance that protects against most types of losses.
23. The person whose life or property is insured.
24. The person who is named to receive benefits.
25. amount of money you can take by borrowing or cashing in the policy.

1. contract that covers a loss with money.
2. is one that insures property cannot be covered by specific insurance.
3. a federally funded health insurance program
6. insurance that allows policyholders to change terms of the policy as their needs change.
10. healthcare for someone with low income
13. A requirement you have to have to take out insurance.
14. a contract in which you pay for real or personal property.
15. insurance that covers death.
16. covers losses of a fire.
18. provides protection for a stated time usually 20 - 30 years.
21. protects you against loss of personal property.