group insurance

Employer-sponsored protection plan

Group insurance is coverage purchased by an organization—typically an employer—for its members or employees.

Premiums are usually lower than individual policies because risk spreads across many people.

Health insurance is the most common form: The job doesn't pay much, but the group insurance is excellent.

Life and disability coverage are also frequently offered through group plans.

coverage

policyholder

Owner of insurance contract

riders · endorsement · renewal · deductibles · indemnity · liability · adjuster · waiting period · pre-existing conditions · portability

collective

employer-sponsored

Funded by one's workplace

members · union · corporate · pooled · contributory · non-contributory · fringe benefits · pension · retirement · collective bargaining

underwriting

premiums

Payments for insurance coverage

risk assessment · pooling · diversification · solvency · exposure · claims history · adverse selection

healthcare

HMO

Network-based insurance plan

  • PPOPreferred provider organization
  • deductibleOut-of-pocket threshold amount
  • copaymentPatient's fixed healthcare charge

network · provider · pharmacy · wellness · preventive · hospitalization · physician · specialist · medication · treatment

security

protection

Guarding against harm

income replacement · death benefit · disability · accidental death · survivor benefits

Categories
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coverage structure

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Non-state risk protection

coverage presence

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Lacking protective coverage

self-insurance

Family

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