Chapter 20 - Insurance

Policyholders and family members are covered if they are injured while riding in their care or another car through (a)   payments coverage.

Injuries caused by hit-and-run drivers or by drivers without insurance are protected with (a)   motorist coverage.

The amount you must pay before an insurance company will pay a claim is called the (a)   .

(a)   coverage protects the insured against almost all damage losses except those caused from a collision or rollover.

Under (a)   insurance, people injured in an auto accident collect for their financial losses from their own insurance company no matter who caused the accident.

(a)   liability coverage protects you against claims from injuries to people or damage to property caused by you, your family, or even your pets.

A (a)   is a cause of loss to property, such as fire, wind, or theft.

The most common form of home and property insurance policy sold today is (a)   .

The decrease in the value of property due to age and other factors is called (a)   .

(a)   insurance protects survivors against financial loss associated with the death of the insured.