Claims handling and underwriting terminology tested on insurance licensing exams.
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40 basic cards for Licensing exam Insurance. Set 2 of 2 in Insurance. It opens with "What is a request for payment under an insurance policy for a covered loss?" and "The amount the policyholder must pay out of pocket before insurance coverage". Study it alongside the other Licensing exam sets below.
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- What is a request for payment under an insurance policy for a covered loss?
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A claim
- The amount the policyholder must pay out of pocket before insurance coverage begins.
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Deductible
- Cost-sharing arrangement where the policyholder pays a percentage of covered losses after the deductible.
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Coinsurance
- A fixed dollar amount the policyholder pays for a covered service.
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Copay (copayment)
- The protection provided by an insurance policy against specified losses.
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Coverage
- A condition or circumstance not covered by an insurance policy.
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Exclusion
- The process of evaluating and selecting risks to insure and determining appropriate premiums.
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Underwriting
- The person responsible for evaluating insurance applications and setting premiums.
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Underwriter
- The evaluation of the likelihood and severity of a potential loss.
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Risk assessment
- The specific cause or event that may result in loss.
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Peril
- A condition that increases the probability or severity of a peril.
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Hazard
- The risk that a person may deliberately cause a loss to collect insurance.
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Moral hazard
- The tendency of higher-risk individuals to seek insurance more readily than lower-risk individuals.
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Adverse selection
- The legal requirement that the policyholder stands to suffer financial loss if the insured property is damaged.
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Insurable interest
- The insurer's right to pursue a third party responsible for a loss to recover amounts paid.
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Subrogation