Upon completion of this course students should understand the following:
*How insurance companies are rated
*Auto insurance and its parts
*The difference between homeowners and renters insurance and what each does and does not cover
*Mandatory insurance laws and how to secure insurance if you are a "high risk" driver
*How to secure insurance for special items like expensive jewelry, collectibles, extensive audio/visual equipment
*The difference between term and permanent life insurance and the pros and cons of each
*Annuities what they are, how they work, and who the are for
*The different kinds of health insurance and what to look for
*What disability insurance is and is not and how to shop for it." />
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Buying Insurance

Lesson 1: The Basics

Bibliography

Hungelmann,Jack, "Insurance For Dummies,"Wiley Publishing Inc., Indianapolis, IN, 2001. Hereafter, all references to this work in the text will appear as: Hungelmann, pp. x-x.

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Lessons

Introduction
Lesson 1: The Basics
• How It Works
• Insurance Company Ratings
• Coinsurance
• Big national or local agency?
• Bibliography
Lesson 2: Auto Insurance
Lesson 3: Homeowners and Renters Insurance
Lesson 4: Personal Life Insurance
Lesson 5: Annuities
Lesson 6: Health Insurance
Lesson 7: Disability Insurance
Lesson 8: How To Be A Savvy Insurance Buyer