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Crucigrama Insurance:Life,Property,HealthVersión en línea Do you know your insurance vocabulary? por Jacob White 1 A type of managed care health insurance that typically requires the use of in-network doctors, hospitals, etc. Out-of network providers are not covered. 2 A type of managed care health insurance in which use of in-network doctors, hospitals, etc. is less expensive, but out-of-network providers are partially covered as well, usually with co-insurance. 3 A policy that covers the insured's property in any location, and regardless of where the insured is at the time of loss. Can be added to a homeowner’s insurance policy. 4 Policy that helps provide for the cost of extended in-home or nursing care beyond a predetermined period. 5 Insurance policy that can pay a death benefit or be surrendered for money. A portion of the premiums is invested, which has greater risk than a whole life policy, but also has the potential for greater returns. 6 Offers income protection to individuals if they develop a long-term condition that makes them unable to work. Can be through Social Security and/or a private insurance company 7 Protects an individual's house against damages to the building itself, or to possessions in the home. It also provides liability coverage against accidents on the property. 8 A policy that protects lenders against losses that result from defaults on home mortgages. Often required for home purchases with a down payment of less than 20%. 9 Policy that covers possessions in an apartment or rented home, as well as liability for accidents 10 A feature of some health insurance plans that means the insured person has to pay a specific amount of money on healthcare each year before the insurance company will pay anything 11 Health insurance that does not use a network of healthcare suppliers 12 The length of time during which a benefit is paid, such as Medicare or disability insurance 13 The amount that a life insurance policy pays the beneficiary when the insured person dies (also called “Face Value”) 14 Category of health insurance plans that uses a network of healthcare providers. This includes HMO’s and PPO’s 15 The person designated to receive the death benefit of a life insurance policy 16 Money that accrues over time with a whole life insurance policy. It is less than the death benefit, and can be withdrawn if the policy is surrendered. 17 Insurance that pays a benefit on the death of the insured and can also accumulates a cash value with a rate of interest 18 Insurance that pays a benefit if the insured person dies within a specified time period. 19 The amount that a life insurance policy pays the beneficiary when the insured person dies (also called “death benefit”) 20 A fixed amount of money that an insured person pays at the time of service for a covered healthcare expense. The insurance company usually covers the rest of the bill. 2 5 6 13 17 7 15 9 8 19 16 11 12 3 14 20 18 4 1 10

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Insurance:Life,Property,HealthVersión en línea

Do you know your insurance vocabulary?

por Jacob White

A type of managed care health insurance that typically requires the use of in-network doctors, hospitals, etc. Out-of network providers are not covered.

A type of managed care health insurance in which use of in-network doctors, hospitals, etc. is less expensive, but out-of-network providers are partially covered as well, usually with co-insurance.

A policy that covers the insured's property in any location, and regardless of where the insured is at the time of loss. Can be added to a homeowner’s insurance policy.

Policy that helps provide for the cost of extended in-home or nursing care beyond a predetermined period.

Insurance policy that can pay a death benefit or be surrendered for money. A portion of the premiums is invested, which has greater risk than a whole life policy, but also has the potential for greater returns.

Offers income protection to individuals if they develop a long-term condition that makes them unable to work. Can be through Social Security and/or a private insurance company

Protects an individual's house against damages to the building itself, or to possessions in the home. It also provides liability coverage against accidents on the property.

A policy that protects lenders against losses that result from defaults on home mortgages. Often required for home purchases with a down payment of less than 20%.

Policy that covers possessions in an apartment or rented home, as well as liability for accidents

A feature of some health insurance plans that means the insured person has to pay a specific amount of money on healthcare each year before the insurance company will pay anything

Health insurance that does not use a network of healthcare suppliers

The length of time during which a benefit is paid, such as Medicare or disability insurance

The amount that a life insurance policy pays the beneficiary when the insured person dies (also called “Face Value”)

Category of health insurance plans that uses a network of healthcare providers. This includes HMO’s and PPO’s

The person designated to receive the death benefit of a life insurance policy

Money that accrues over time with a whole life insurance policy. It is less than the death benefit, and can be withdrawn if the policy is surrendered.

Insurance that pays a benefit on the death of the insured and can also accumulates a cash value with a rate of interest

Insurance that pays a benefit if the insured person dies within a specified time period.

The amount that a life insurance policy pays the beneficiary when the insured person dies (also called “death benefit”)

A fixed amount of money that an insured person pays at the time of service for a covered healthcare expense. The insurance company usually covers the rest of the bill.

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Insurance:Life,Property,HealthVersión en línea

por Jacob White

A type of managed care health insurance that typically requires the use of in-network doctors, hospitals, etc. Out-of network providers are not covered.

A type of managed care health insurance in which use of in-network doctors, hospitals, etc. is less expensive, but out-of-network providers are partially covered as well, usually with co-insurance.

A policy that covers the insured's property in any location, and regardless of where the insured is at the time of loss. Can be added to a homeowner’s insurance policy.

Policy that helps provide for the cost of extended in-home or nursing care beyond a predetermined period.

Insurance policy that can pay a death benefit or be surrendered for money. A portion of the premiums is invested, which has greater risk than a whole life policy, but also has the potential for greater returns.

Offers income protection to individuals if they develop a long-term condition that makes them unable to work. Can be through Social Security and/or a private insurance company

Protects an individual's house against damages to the building itself, or to possessions in the home. It also provides liability coverage against accidents on the property.

A policy that protects lenders against losses that result from defaults on home mortgages. Often required for home purchases with a down payment of less than 20%.

Policy that covers possessions in an apartment or rented home, as well as liability for accidents

A feature of some health insurance plans that means the insured person has to pay a specific amount of money on healthcare each year before the insurance company will pay anything

Health insurance that does not use a network of healthcare suppliers

The length of time during which a benefit is paid, such as Medicare or disability insurance

The amount that a life insurance policy pays the beneficiary when the insured person dies (also called “Face Value”)

Category of health insurance plans that uses a network of healthcare providers. This includes HMO’s and PPO’s

The person designated to receive the death benefit of a life insurance policy

Money that accrues over time with a whole life insurance policy. It is less than the death benefit, and can be withdrawn if the policy is surrendered.

Insurance that pays a benefit on the death of the insured and can also accumulates a cash value with a rate of interest

Insurance that pays a benefit if the insured person dies within a specified time period.

The amount that a life insurance policy pays the beneficiary when the insured person dies (also called “death benefit”)

A fixed amount of money that an insured person pays at the time of service for a covered healthcare expense. The insurance company usually covers the rest of the bill.