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A "waiver-of-premium” clause: Select one: a. allows the person to purchase additional insurance at no extra cost means the insured will receive the cash value immediately allows an insurance agent to pay your premiums b. C. O d. waives the suicide clause e. pays premiums in the event of illness or disability Clear my choice

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STATE: Which of the following statements regarding homeowner's insurance is true? A. The listing agent should advise the seller to cancel homeowner's insurance immediately after by the seller's standard homeowner's going under contract B. Vacant properties are always covered insurance police C. A seller that retains possession after closing may not be covered under their homeowner's insurance policy D. Homeowner's insurance policy premiums are not affected by previous claims

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if the company is self-insured and the insurance plan says that it does not cover health routine and check up, does that mean that the company is still paying for that amount or not? for example: Plan A would charge a $350 premium with no deductible. Coverage is extended to pre-existing conditions, but to cover the non-deductible clause, health screening and routine check-ups are not covered.  In this case, is the company only paying $350 or $350 PLUS the health screening?

The duties of an agent when filling out an application include all of the following EXCEPT:    A: Make sure all required signatures are collected    B: Help the insured make up creative answers to stretch the truth about a past health issue to get the best possible coverage    C: To have all parties on the application initial any and all changes    D: To make sure that the insured answers all questions to their best knowledge and belief

Why are closing entries prepared and what is an example of a temporary account that would be closed for a physician?

N/R journal entries affecting the T-accounts for the allowance for doubtful accounts.  Thank you for your help.    Can you help me I don't understand

What other steps should be taken to make sure that the remaining balance in the prepaid account for insurance expenses is correct?

uge to or loss of a dwelling and personal property of of g protects the beneficiary against the financial aspects of a traffic accident. TUSS, damage, or injury. May result in either financial gain or financial loss. 24. Financial service used to protect against loss. 25. Completion Amount of money or other services to which you are entitled under the terms of your insurance policy. Complete each statement. 26. A(n) endorsement 27. The Premium is an attachment to existing insurance coverage. is the amount the insured pays for insurance coverage. 28. The amount the insured is responsible for paying when a claim is made is the deductible 29. The process of documenting a loss against an insurance policy is called filing a(n) Claim 30. depreciation is a decrease in the value of property as a result of age or wear and tear. 31. The replacement cost minus depreciation is known as actual cash value 32. All 50 states have financial responsibility laws that require drivers to show proof of…

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The risk of patients not paying their account balances resulting in bad debt expense is a reality today.  This risk is greater as employers increase out-of-pocket maximums, deductibles, and co-pays as part of their medical insurance plans.  Research and discuss some best practices healthcare organizations are using today to improve their patient liability or balance due collection process.

The best strategy for health insurance coverage is to purchase a comprehensive policy. Of the following, which additional coverage should you not buy if it is not provided at work or in your individual policy? ○ Accident Terminal Disease O Dental O Eyewear O You should not buy any of the above

Common coverage of HMOs include Annual Check-ups, confinements, laboratory fees, doctor's fees and dental care TRUE OR FALSE