Across
- Any financial interest a person has in the property or person insured. In life insurance, a person´s or party´s interest – financial or emotional – in the continuing life of the insured.
- The current value of your home, including the price of land.
- A temporary insurance contract that provides proof of coverage until you receive a permanent policy.
- A form of insurance that covers a policyholder's belongings against perils. It also provides personal liability coverage and additional living expenses.
- Refers to the number of insurance claims previously filed by a policyholder.
- A specific risk or cause of loss covered by an insurance policy, such as a fire, windstorm, flood, or theft.
- Money placed in the hands of a third party until specified conditions are met.
- Physical damage to property.
- The portion of a policy premium that has been used to actually buy coverage, or that the insurance company has “earned.”
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Down
- A person who makes an insurance claim.
- A written agreement attached to a policy expanding or limiting the benefits otherwise payable under the policy.
- Insurers, such as assigned risk plans and the Texas FAIR Plan, that exist to provide coverage for those who cannot get it in the standard market.
- An individual employed by an insurer to evaluate losses and settle policyholder claims.
- A claim filed against another person's insurance policy.
- Decrease in the value of property over time due to use or wear and tear.
- A claim filed by an insured against his or her own insurance policy.
- An evaluation of a home insurance property claim by an authorized person to determine property value or damaged property value.
- A provision in an insurance policy that denies coverage for certain perils, people, property, or locations.
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