Matching Pairs Protecting PropertyOnline version Please review pp205-212 of the text book to find the correct answers. by Jeni Garcia 1 Comprehensive coverage 2 Uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage 3 Home inventory 4 Umbrella liability insurance 5 Renters insurance 6 Liability coverage 7 Homeowners insurance 8 Replacement value 9 Collision coverage 10 Auto insurance 11 Personal injury protection (PIP) Coverage for medical, hospital and funeral costs of the insured and passengers in the event of an accident, regardless of who is at fault A list of items of value in your home; used for insurance purposes Protection against injuries suffered by others while on your property or as a result of your action The cost of replacing an item regardless of its actual cash (market) value A policy that protects renters from personal property and liability risks A supplement to your basic auto and homeowners coverage that expands limits and includes additional risks Protection against damages caused by a motorist with no or insufficient insurance A policy that protects a car owner from losses as a result of accidents and other events A policy that protects against damage to your own vehicle if you hit another car or lose control and roll over A policy that protects property owners from risk of loss to their real and personal property Protection against damages to your car from causes other than collision or rolling over
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