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What is Insurance?
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An arrangement between an Insurance Company and an individual to protect someone/something. Insurance: Provides Protection from almost anything that can happen Based on the concept of risk and loss Gives you Peace of mind knowing that you will NOT lose everything
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How does the idea of risk work… Lots of policy holders… All share the risk… When one of them loses… Everyone's money helps pay to replace/rebuild/etc…
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How does Insurance work?
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1. Pay Premium Each month/ year you have a set amount that you pay the Insurance Company (based on the type of insurance you get)
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2. Need to use your Insurance You will file a claim with your Insurance company.
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3. You may need to pay a “Deductable” Some Insurance companies might make you pay a certain amount before you are able to collect – the amount you must pay is called the Deductable.
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4. The Insurance company pays… Sometimes this can take a while They may have you pay the bill and reimburse you They might need proof of your replacement
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What are some things that I can Insure? House Car Life/Health Possessions Pets/Animals Job/Income and a lot more…
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Determining your insurance premiums is based on several things… Age Gender Marital Status Condition Driving Record Credit History/Score Grades Type of Insurance Terms of the Policy Deductible Location
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Trivia Question When talking about Car insurance.. Who pays the highest rates? (meaning the are the most risky?) Teenage male drivers
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Types of Insurance
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Automobile Liability – Covers the other motorists – And their expenses (rentals, etc.) Full Coverage – Covers you and anyone else – Also covers medical needs caused by accident What are you required by law to carry?
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Health What things does this cover? – Your health issues – Prescriptions – Eye/Dental (usually extra) How long are you covered by your parents policy?
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Life When you die money that will be given to your beneficiary Beneficiary – person who gets the money when you die. Usually for covering burial expenses.
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Disability/Accidental Covers you if you are injured and not able to work. – Replaces your income – Covers injury expenses (from on the job) – Any medical bills from being hurt while working Cover Leave for medical reasons – Maternity leave Accidental Insurance (Aflac) – Separate but is similar
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Which insurance do you use… You back into another car by accident and cause damage to both vehicles. You fall off a ladder and break your arm, you will still be able to work. Another car hits you, they have insurance. Your Uncle Floyd dies.
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