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Comprehensive Coverage

________: insurance that protects the insured against almost all damage losses except those caused.

Collateral

________: Property that is offered for a long- term loan.

Financial Plan

________: a report that shows how much money you spent and earned.

Property damage liability

________: Insurance to protect drivers from crash claims.

Estate Planning

________: when you die you give you house to someone.

Credit rating

________: a person's reputation for paying bills.

Cosigner

________: The party of a person who has not paid their debt.

Credit

________: The privilege of using someone else's money for a period amount of time.

Cash flow statement

________: Reportage of money spent and wages.

Promissory note

________: a paper saying you will pay back your debt.

Collision coverage

________: Insurance that protects drivers against financial loss from a collision.

Medical payment coverage

________: Insurance that protects your family from car crashes.

motorist coverage

Uninsured ________: Protection against hit and runners.

Variable expenses

________: Living cost that differ each time.

Installment loan

________: a loan where you pay the same amount every month.

Budget variance

________: spending between actual expenses and budget amounts.

Money management

________: Paying for your unlimited wants and needs with your limited money.

Finance charge

________: The total amount of money you owe including interest and all other charges.

Money management

Paying for your unlimited wants and needs with your limited money

personal assets

Items of value

cash flow statement

Reportage of money spent and wages

fixed expenses

Costs that occur on a daily basis

variable expenses

Living cost that differ each time

Allowance

The amount of money you use for a certain activity

Budget variance

spending between actual expenses and budget amounts

Financial Plan

a report that shows how much money you spent and earned

Individual retirement account (IRA)

A tax sheltered account for retirement

Estate Planning

when you die you give you house to someone

Credit

The privilege of using someone else's money for a period amount of time

Finance charge

The total amount of money you owe including interest and all other charges

Down payment

A payment for a purchase with the money you have at the moment

Installment loan

a loan where you pay the same amount every month

Promissory note

a paper saying you will pay back your debt

Collateral

Property that is offered for a long-term loan

Cosigner

The party of a person who has not paid their debt

Credit rating

a person's reputation for paying bills

Bodily injury liability

Insurance that protects a driver from law

Medical payment coverage

Insurance that protects your family from car crashes

Uninsured motorist coverage

Protection against hit and runners

Property damage liability

Insurance to protect drivers from crash claims

Collision coverage

Insurance that protects drivers against financial loss from a collision

Deductible

the amount of money you pay before you can get cash from a claim

Comprehensive Coverage

insurance that protects the insured against almost all damage losses except those caused