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| Bodily Injury Insurance | This insurance will protect the insured person from injury to people in other cars, passengers riding withthe insured person, and pedestrians. It DOES NOT cover the insured person. |
| Claim | Requests payment from the insurance company to cover financial losses. |
| Comprehensive Physical Damage | Protects the insured person against almost all damage except a collision or a car turning over. |
| Cost Factors | These factors affect the cost of your auto insurance policy: age, sex, driving record, martal status, miles driven, geographic, type of vehicle, deductible, purpose of vehicle use, and academics. |
| Deductible | The amount of money the policyholder must pay before the insurance will pay a claim. |
| Insurable Interest | A financial interest in property or a person's life that permits someone to buy insurance to protect against the financial loss of that property or person's life. |
| Insurance | Planned protection provided by sharing economic losses. |
| Insurance Agent | A person who sells insurance. |
| Insurance Company | A business that provides planned protection against economic loss. |
| Insured/Policyholder | Is the person for whom the risk is assumed. |
| Insurer | The insurance company that provides planned protection against economic losses. |
| Medical Payments Insurance | An insurance that will cover policyholders and family members while riding in a car. |
| Policy | Contract issued by the insurance company for coverage for the policyholder. |
| Premium | The amount of money the policyholder must pay for insurance coverage. |
| Uninsured Motorist Protection | The insurance which protects a policyholder against drivers without insurance. |
