Insurance Terms Crossword

An unforeseen, unintended event.
The value of your property, based on the current cost to replace it minus depreciation. Also see "replacement cost."
An individual employed by an insurer to evaluate losses and settle policyholder claims. Also see "public insurance adjuster."
A person who sells insurance policies.
The person, people, or entity designated to receive the death benefits from a life insurance policy or annuity contract.
- Physical injury to a person, including death.
Termination of an insurance policy by the company or insured before the renewal date.
A policyholder's request for reimbursement from an insurance company under a home insurance policy for a loss to property.
A person who makes an insurance claim.
A written communication primarily expressing a grievance against an insurance company or agent.
A premium receipt given to an applicant that makes a life and health insurance policy effective only if or when a specified condition is met.
A period of up to two years during which a life insurance company may deny payment of a claim because of suicide or a material misrepresentation on an application.
The page in a policy that shows the name and address of the insurer, the period of time a policy is in force, the amount of the premium, and the amount of coverage.
The amount the insured must pay in a loss before any payment is due from the company.
The date on which an insurance policy becomes effective.
To qualify for a particular policy at a particular price, companies have the right to ask for information about health and lifestyle. An insurance company will use this information - the evidence of insurability - in deciding if your application for insurance is acceptable and at what premium rate.