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Your home insurance policy has a $250 deductible.If a small fire causes $600 damage to your home,what amount of the claim would the insurance company pay?
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Which risk management alternative is feasible when the likelihood of an event that could cause a financial loss is very low and the potential financial loss due to the event is small?
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In general,the most expensive part of your automobile policy is ________ coverage.
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The insurance that will cover your possessions if you lease an apartment is called ________.
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All other things being equal,which of the following people would have the lowest insurance rates?
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Medical payments coverage insures against costs of medical care for you and other passengers in your car when you are at fault in an accident.
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Auto insurance discounts are given for all except which of the following?
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Some states have implemented ________ insurance programs which do not hold a specific driver liable for causing an accident.
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Legal expenses incurred by an insurance company when defending you against a lawsuit are deducted from your limits of liability coverage.
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People are more willing to purchase or increase their insurance coverage when
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One method of managing risk is to accept risk by seeking to limit your exposure to a financial loss.
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Which of the following would be considered the most high-risk driver?
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Some credit cards provide you with collision and comprehensive insurance benefits if you use that card to pay for car rentals.
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States with no-fault insurance programs do not hold specific drivers liable for causing accidents.
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Since insurance is a regulated industry,the rates for automobile policies are relatively the same among different companies operating in a state.
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Your home insurance provides for replacement value for personal property losses.Your china hutch was vandalized and completely destroyed.Your hutch cost $400 four years ago,but a new one will cost you $600.How much will the insurance company pay?
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If an insurance policy carries a $250 deductible and an accident results in the following losses,what will be the reimbursement from the insurance company under your collision and comprehensive coverage?
∙ Replacement of trailer hitch $200
∙ Replacement of rear bumper $150
∙ Replacement of computer being carried in back seat $300
∙ Replacement of rear windshield $100
(a)$200
(b)$250
(c)450
(d)750
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Property damage liability covers damages to your car from accidents that are your fault.
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In the context of insurance,the term liability is used to mean that you may be required to pay someone for damages that you caused.
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