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- 5. is the amount you pay out-of-pocket for larger medical services.
- 7. is the income after deductions and taxes are taken out.
- 8. A document given to an employee with each paycheck that details their earnings, taxes, and other deductions for a specific pay period
- 9. is an agreement where an insurer agrees to pay some or all of your medical bills in exchange for a fee.
- 11. a dollar-for-dollar reduction of the income tax you owe.
- 15. an amount you can subtract from your total taxable income.
- 17. a set interval of time, such as weekly, bi-weekly, semi-monthly, or monthly, for employee pay
- 19. are the checks for wages made at employment
- 20. a program that provides income to elderly and disabled citizens.
- 26. Coverage protects against damage to your car caused by events that are out of your control.
- 27. an annual report from your employer on all wages earned for the year.
- 28. type of health insurance has lower premiums, but users must use providers in network.
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- 1. type of car insurance covers for damage to other vehicles, damage to objects, bodily injuries to other drivers and their passengers but not your own
- 2. and renters insurance both cover losses for personal property, medical bills, and loss of use.
- 3. Are federal, state and local taxes that are collected by withholding part of your income.
- 4. an amount of money withheld from an employee's income.
- 6. are wages made before deductions and taxes.
- 10. a tax form for self-employed people use to report their wages
- 12. True or False: Self-employed individuals do not need to worry about filling their taxes.
- 13. type of health insurance has higher premiums, but flexible with providers.
- 14. a program that provides health insurance to children and adults with limited economic resources.
- 16. have lower monthly premiums but higher annual deductibles and out-of-pocket maximums.
- 18. Insurance provides some financial protection if your car causes an accident that damages someone else’s car or property, injures someone or both.
- 21. Coverage covers your vehicle if it collides with another vehicle or object.
- 22. is a tax on retail products based on a set percentage of the retail price. People
- 23. a form that you fill out that allows employers to know the amount to withhold from your income for taxes.
- 24. The fixed, usually monthly, fees paid to insurance companies.
- 25. True or False: Car insurance is required in most states.