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    The Amount of Money a Policyholder Must Pay Before an Insurance
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The Amount of Money a Policyholder Must Pay Before an Insurance

Question 8

Question 8

Multiple Choice

The amount of money a policyholder must pay before an insurance company begins paying on a claim is:


A) the liability
B) the comprehensive
C) the fee for service
D) the deductible

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