Asked by kimiy

Actual payments by an insurance company for losses that happen are called:

A. benefits.

B. coverage.

C. premiums.

D. insurable interest
i got B.
Answered by DrBob222
I believe coverage is the amount and kind of losses for which the insurance company is liable. I think benefits are those received by the insured when losses occur.
Answered by kimiy
the answer is C ?
Answered by kimiy
The answer is A.
Answered by DrBob222
You should have picked A from my response. The premium, C, is what we pay the insurance company, usually each month, to buy the policy.
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