Chapter 22 Flashcards
(40 cards)
Protection against possible financial loss
insurance
Contract between an insurance company and a person by which that person joins a risk-sharing group
policy
a fee for insurance
premium
The chance of a loss or injury
risk
Anything that may possibly cause a loss
peril
Anything that increases the the likelihood of loss through peril
hazard
Lack of attention
negligence
The set amount that the policyholder must pay per loss on an insurance policy
deductible
Legal responsibility for the financial cost of another person’s losses or injuries
liability
Coverage that provides protection for a residence and its associated financial risks, such as property damage and injuries to others
homeowners insurance
Additional property insurance that covers the damage or loss of a specific item of high value
personal property floater
Coverage that pays the costs of minor accidental injuries to visitors of the policyholders property
medical payments coverage
Method for settling claims in which the payment received is based on the replacement cost of an item minus depreciation
actual cash values
Method for settling claims in which one receives the full cost of repairing or replacing an item
replacement value
Insurance that covers physical injuries caused by a vehicle accident for which one is responsible
bodily injury liability
Insurance that provides coverage for accidents involving an uninsured or hit-and-run driver
uninsured motorists protection
Motor vehicle insurance that applies when one damages the property of others
property damage liability
insurance that covers damage to one’s vehicle when it is involved in an accident
collision
An arrangement whereby drivers who are involved in accidents collect money from their own insurance companies
no-fault system
A group of people who cannot get motor vehicle insurance are assigned to each insurance company operating in the state
assigned risk pool
Which insurance term refers to anything that may cause a loss?
A. Risk
B. Peril
C. Hazard
D. Liability
Peril
A risk that is not insurable is known as a…
A. Pure risk
B. Personal risk
C. Liability risk
D. Speculative risk
speculative
Refusing to smoke for health purposes is an example of the risk management method known as risk…
A. Reduction
B. Avoidance
C. Assumption
D. Shifting
Reduction
An insurance policy with a deductible is a combination of…
A. Risk avoidance and risk reduction
B. Risk assumption and risk reduction
C. Risk shifting and risk assumption
D. Risk reduction and risk shifting
Risk shifting and risk assumption