Insurance Review

Insurance that helps you meet expenses and maintain your standard of living when you're unable to work.

• Worker's Compensation

• Medicare

• Disability

• Medicaid

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• Floater

• Add on

• Rider

• Bonus

The person who receives benefits from a life insurance policy.

• the deceased

• the beneficiary

• person who pays premiums

• the parents

Coverage for lost wages and medical expenses if the other vehicle doesn't have coverage.

• Collision

• Liability

• Comprehensive

• Uninsured Motorist

Insurance that pays workers who are injured or suffer from job-related illnesses is called:

• Medicare

• Disability

• Medicaid

• Worker's Compensation

Each time you visit a doctor's office, you must pay this out-of-pocket expense before you can see the doctor.

• Co-Pay

• Tax

• Gratuity

• Deductible

Coverage that helps to pay for repairs or to replace your vehicle if it's damaged or destroyed in an accident.

• Collision

• Medical Payments

• Comprehensive

• Liability

This type of life insurance policy has a cash value account and provides a lifetime of protection.

Coverage for bodily injury expenses to you and your passengers regardless of who is at fault.

• Collision

• Comprehensive

• Medical Payments

• Liability

You are injured in an accident that the other driver caused. Which coverage would pay some or all of the costs associated with your injuries?

• Your bodily-injury liability

• The other drivers bodily-injury liability

• Your Collision

• Your comprehensive