Exam 10: Managing Property and Liability Risk
Exam 1: Understanding Personal Finance148 Questions
Exam 2: Career Planning76 Questions
Exam 3: Financial Statements,tools,and Budgets150 Questions
Exam 4: Managing Income Taxes201 Questions
Exam 5: Managing Checking and Savings Accounts181 Questions
Exam 6: Building and Maintaining Good Credit136 Questions
Exam 7: Credit Cards and Consumer Loans166 Questions
Exam 8: Vehicles and Other Major Purchases145 Questions
Exam 9: Obtaining Affordable Housing217 Questions
Exam 10: Managing Property and Liability Risk209 Questions
Exam 11: Managing Health Expenses136 Questions
Exam 12: Life Insurance Planning215 Questions
Exam 13: Investment Fundamentals172 Questions
Exam 14: Investing in Stocks and Bonds352 Questions
Exam 15: Mutual Funds and Exchange Traded Funds176 Questions
Exam 16: Real Estate and High-Risk Investments112 Questions
Exam 17: Retirement and Estate Planning269 Questions
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____ is not covered under your automobile bodily injury and property damage liability coverage (Section A).
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Comprehensive automobile insurance protects against property damage losses caused by perils other than collision and rollover.
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Minor injuries to passengers in your car would be covered by which of the following parts of your auto insurance policy?
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If you have an insurance policy with a $300 deductible and 30 percent coinsurance,you would pay 30 percent of your insured loss plus $300.
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Stanley was involved in an auto accident that was ruled his fault.He carried only liability coverage on his car,and its limits were only 20/40/15.The following damages were incurred in the accident:
How much of these damages will Stanley's auto insurance policy pay?

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A standard homeowner's insurance policy provides protection from various types of property losses such as damage to all except
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Justin has auto insurance coverage of 25/75/15 for his new Nissan.Being a nice guy,Justin lets his friend use the car.The friend was involved in a major accident and was at fault.Following are the damages:
How much will Justin's auto insurance pay for the above damages?

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Installing a smoke detector in your home is an example of loss control.
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Independent agents typically represent more than one insurance company.
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Automobile medical payments insurance would pay for your daughter's injuries if she were hit by an automobile while riding her bicycle.
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The federal government administers the National Flood Insurance Program.
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Melvin has an auto insurance policy that includes both collision and comprehensive coverage.He has a $250 deductible on his collision coverage and a $100 deductible on his comprehensive coverage.His car has a book value of $7,500 when he is in a one-car accident with a tree.The car suffers damages of $5,000.How much will Melvin's insurance company pay for this repair work?
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Owning a big-screen TV is called a(n) ____,while the potential theft of that TV is called a(n) ____.
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____ policy forms are especially written for owners of older homes.
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The insurance will pay the lesser of either the value that the insurance company puts on the vehicle or repair cost a vehicle that has been in a collision.
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Members of your family are covered for small bodily injury losses under your homeowner's policy.
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In insurance,risk is defined as the ____ a financial loss will occur.
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The principle of indemnity is very difficult to apply to ____ insurance.
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Cathy's apartment was broken into and her two-year-old sound system was taken.Cathy had paid $1,400 for the system,but it will cost $1,800 to replace the unit.She has a homeowner's policy with $20,000 coverage for personal property,a $200 deductible,and actual-cash-value coverage.How much will Cathy receive from the insurance to cover this loss assuming the life expectancy of the system is ten years?
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Which of the following coverages are relatively inexpensive to carry?
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