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Insurance Concepts Flashcards

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  1. What is subrogation in insurance?

    Answer: The process where an insurer seeks reimbursement from the at-fault party after paying a claim

    After paying a claim, the insurer may pursue the at-fault party to recover the amount paid, protecting both the insurer and keeping premiums lower.

  2. What is an insurance binder?

    Answer: A temporary agreement providing immediate coverage until the formal policy is issued

    A binder provides immediate proof of coverage while the full policy is being prepared, typically valid for 30-90 days.

  3. What is an insurance endorsement?

    Answer: A modification or addition to an existing insurance policy that changes its coverage terms

    Endorsements (riders) add, remove, or modify coverage on an existing policy, allowing customization without issuing a new policy.

  4. What is the difference between replacement cost and actual cash value?

    Answer: Replacement cost pays to replace the item at current prices; actual cash value deducts depreciation

    Replacement cost covers the full cost to replace an item with a new equivalent. Actual cash value subtracts depreciation, paying less for older items.

  5. What is umbrella insurance?

    Answer: Extra liability coverage that extends beyond the limits of your auto or home policy

    Umbrella insurance provides additional liability protection above and beyond what standard policies cover, typically in $1 million increments.

  6. What is an SR-22?

    Answer: A certificate of financial responsibility filed with the state proving you carry the required minimum auto insurance

    SR-22 is typically required after serious driving violations (DUI, driving without insurance) as proof that you maintain the state-mandated minimum coverage.