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vodka [1.7K]
3 years ago
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A. medical payment auto 1. covers insured for life; is paid on for a specific-

Business
2 answers:
ivolga24 [154]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

E. property damage auto 5. pays if insured is at fault and someone else's-  

property is damaged

frozen [14]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

A. medical payment auto ⇒ 7. pays if insured is at fault and insured is hurt

B. limited-payment life ⇒ 1. covers insured for life; is paid on for a specific number of years

C. comprehensive auto ⇒ 3. pays if an auto is stolen

D. ordinary whole life ⇒ 10. covers insured for life, is paid on for life

E. property damage auto ⇒ 5. pays if insured is at fault and someone else's property is damaged

F. bodily injury auto  ⇒ 2. pays if insured is at fault and someone else is hurt

G. term life  ⇒ 8. covers insured for a specific term

H. collision auto ⇒ 9. pays if insured is at fault and insured's auto is damaged

I. endowment life ⇒ 4. provides life insurance and savings

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