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35 Cards in this Set
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Causes of rising health care costs
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- Advances in technology
- Increase third party payments - Litigation - Rising Administrative Costs |
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Health Care Coverage- Government Programs
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Medicare
Medicaid |
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Health Maintenance Organization (HMO)
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an organization that for a fixed monthly fee provides all your health care. (YOU CANT CHOOSE IT)
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Preferred Provider Organizations (PPO)
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a contract between local health care provider and employer to provide employee medical care at discount (CHOOSE YOUR OWN)
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Sources of Disability Income
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- Social Security
- Group Disability Plans - Individual Disability Plans |
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Types of workers comp benefits
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disability, medical cost, death benefits
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Types of life insurance policies
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- term insurance
- whole life insurance - unversal life insurance |
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Medicare Part A
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Hospital Insurance
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Medicare Part B
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Medical Insurance
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Demographics are defined as
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Age
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Term Insurance
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pure insurance that covers the insured for a set period of time
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Whole life insurance
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policy that combines life insurance protection with a savings feature
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Universal Life Insurance
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policy combines life insurance protection with a tax deferred savings account that earns interest.
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Why people should invest
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- to increase their future wealth
- to supplement income - to reduce future/current tax liability |
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Lonver lives =
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Longer retirement
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Money Market Instruments
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lending instruments that matures within one year. Bonds and stocks
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Bonds
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investments in which investor is lending money to some organization for a period of time. (You give money they give interest)
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Stocks
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Ownership interest in a corporation (Pays dividends)
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Strategic allocation
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involves decisions concerning the GENERAL mix of instruments
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Tactical allocation
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involves selecting specific instruments when the general categories of stocks, bonds and cash.
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Tactical: Conservative
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Stock: 20
Bond: 50 Cash: 30 |
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Tactical: Aggressive
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Stock: 80
Bond: 10 Cash: 10 |
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Tactical: Moderate
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Stock: 50
Bond: 30 Cash: 20 |
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Investment Risk
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Uncertainty over what an investments actual return will be over some future period of time.
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Morningstar
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Great source for mutual funds
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Lowest risk investment
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T Bill
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Highest risk investment
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Stock
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Deductible
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Portion of healthcare bills you must pay before receiving any benefits
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Copayment
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Portion of healthcare bills for which you are responsible after your deductible has ben sent.
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Face Value
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the amount the investor receives when a bond matures
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Conservative
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Buy and hold is ________ investing
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Diversification
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Investment philosphy of spreading money among different investments
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Double or triple indeminity clause
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clause that doubles or triples the amount of life insurance proceeds in the vent the insured dies in an accident
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Waiver of premium
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clause that commits insurance company to make premium payments for you if an illness of accident prevents you from working
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Guaranteed insurability clause
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clause gives u right to purchase additional insurance without pass physical exam
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