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Bill makes four payments a year of $128.25 for life insurance;
four payments of $161.82 for real estate taxes; twenty-four
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Brad makes four payments a year of $198.60 for life insurance; two
payments of $425.45 for real estate taxes; twenty-six payments
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Actual payments by an insurance company for losses that happen are called:
A. benefits. B. coverage. C. premiums. D. insurable
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Actual payments by an insurance company for losses that happen are called:
A. benefits. B. coverage. C. premiums. D. insurable
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Ariel
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Actual payments by an insurance company for losses that happen are called:
A. benefits. B. coverage. C. premiums. D. insurable
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Which of the following statements is true about insurance? A. Life insurance costs are the same for
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Sylvia makes two payments a year of $263 each for renter's insurance.
She makes four payments a year of $260 each for auto
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Sylvia makes two payments a year of $263 each for renter's insurance.
She makes four payments a year of $260 each for auto
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Which is an example of a variable expense?
(1 point) Responses rent payments rent payments clothing expenses clothing expenses
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Cy makes two payments a year of $131 each for life insurance. He makes
12 payments a year of $46 each for health insurance. How
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