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What do insurance companies pay to compensate consumers after a loss?
copayments
deductibles
payouts
premiums
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Payouts.
Explanation: a payout (claim payment) is what the insurer pays to compensate the policyholder after a covered loss. Premiums are what you pay the insurer, a deductible is what you must pay first toward a claim, and a copayment is a small fixed fee often charged at the time of service.
Explanation: a payout (claim payment) is what the insurer pays to compensate the policyholder after a covered loss. Premiums are what you pay the insurer, a deductible is what you must pay first toward a claim, and a copayment is a small fixed fee often charged at the time of service.
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