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Which type of insurance is likely to be the lowest priority for a single, working 24-year-old?

  • disability insurance

  • health iunsurance

  • auto insurance

  • life insurance

life insurance

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The federal agency that oversees insurance companies is

  • Insurance companies are regulated on a state-by-state basis

  • The Department of Transportation

  • The Consumers Union

  • The Federal Trade Commission

Insurance companies are regulated on a state-by-state basis

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What role does insurance play in financial planning?

  • it grows in value and appreciates over time

  • it helps build and maintain one's credit score

  • it guarantees that income and assets are protected

  • it helps cover day-to-day expenses

it guarantees that income and assets are protected

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The out of pocket cost to the insured when a loss occurs is called...

  • Deductible

  • Premium

Deductible

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This professional analyzes statistics and uses them to calculate insurance risks and premiums.

  • Agent

  • Claims Clerk

  • Underwriter

  • Actuary

Actuary

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A stone hits your windshield. Which type of coverage would likely cover this expense?

  • Comprehensive

  • Liability

  • Collision

  • None

Comprehensive

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Each of these factors impacts your insurance premium EXCEPT...

  • Deductible amount

  • Your credit score

  • The vehicle you are insuring

  • Your income

Your income

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Which of the following wouldn't save you money on your auto insurance premium?

  • reduce or eliminate optional insurance on an older car

  • maintain a good credit history

  • decrease your deductible

  • bundle your insurance with other policies

decrease your deductible

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Jennifer has an auto policy of $20,000/$40,000/$10,000. The $10,000 covers

  • total amount of insured coverage

  • property damage per occurrence

  • per person bodily injury

  • per occurrence bodily injury limit

property damage per occurance

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A policy is a contract between the

  • driver and the government

  • consumer and the insurance agent

  • policy holder and the injured person

  • consumer and the insurance company

consumer and the insurance company

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Under current law, until what age can a child stay on their parents' health insurance?

  • 29

  • 18

  • 26

  • 21

26

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Your health insurance copay is

  • amount paid out of pocket before your insurance coverage

  • a fixed amount of money you pay each time you use your plan

  • applied on an annual basis

  • paid by the insurer

a fixed amount of money you pay each time you use your plan

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How can you obtain health insurance?

  • remaining on your parents' plan if you are under age 30

  • through your bank or credit union

  • signing up at your family doctor's office

  • from an insurance agent or through the Health Insurance Marketplace

from an insurance agent or through the Health Insurance Marketplace

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Which of the following would be covered under a renter's insurance policy?

  • damage to a detached shed on the property

  • your roomates personal belongings in the rental unit

  • medical bills of another person who is injured on property

  • damage to the exterior of the property

medical bills of another person who is injured on property

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The FDIC insured deposit limit is

  • $250,000

  • $300,000

  • $150,000

  • $200,000

$250,000

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What information is typically listed on an insurance policy?

  • the policy period

  • actual cash value of the property being insured

  • your credit score

  • a list of your outstanding debts

the policy period

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Insurance is based on the concept of shared risk, or risk pooling. (T/F)

True

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Each of the following things is TRUE about social security EXCEPT...

  • it replaces part of your income if you die leaving survivors

  • it replaces part of your income if you become disabled

  • it replaces the need for health and life insurance

  • it replaces part of your income when you retire

it replaces the need for health and life insurance.

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What is the average monthly renter's insurance premium cost in the U.S.?

  • $40/month

  • $15/month

  • $90/month

  • $150/month

$15/month

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Which insurance coverage is required by law?

  • renters insurance

  • disability insurance

  • auto insurance

  • homeowners insurance

auto insurance