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Fundamentals of Insurance $75.75 FUNDAMENTALS OF INSURANCE, 2E combines hands-on activities, examples from news-making companies, creative special features, and solid content to give your students a full understanding of insurance. Extensive use of activities help students better understand the importance of insurance and how it affects them today–and through to their retirement days. Insurance careers are integrated throughout the text, as well as being provided as a focus in their own chapter. Research questions require students to make contact with the insurance world where they will get additional career information and bring interest and realism into the classroom. Students learn the importance of risk management, property and auto insurance, health coverage, insurance rates, claims procedures, careers in insurance, annuities and planning for retirement.

Principles of Risk Management and Insurance $18.49 Principles of Risk Management and Insurance focuses primarily on the consumers of insurance, and the text blends basic risk management and insurance principles with consumer considerations. Praised for its depth and breadth of coverage, the Tenth Edition provides even more flexibility in its organization by giving an overview of the insurance industry first, before discussing specific plans. Basic Concepts in Risk Management and Insurance: Risk in Our Society; Insurance and Risk; Introduction to Risk Management; Advanced Topics in Risk Management; The Private Insurance Industry: Types of Insurers and Marketing Systems; Insurance Company Operations; Financial Operations of Insurers; Government Regulation of Insurance; Legal Principles in Risk and Insurance: Fundamental Legal Principles; Analysis of Insurance Contracts; Life and Health Risks: Life Insurance; Life Insurance Contractual Provisions; Buying Life Insurance; Annuities and Individual Retirement Accounts; Individual Health Insurance Coverages; Employee Benefits: Group Health Insurance; Employee Benefits: Retirement Plans; Social Insurance; Personal Property and Liability Risks: The Liability Risk; Homeowners Insurance, Section I; Homeowners Insurance, Section II; Auto Insurance; Auto Insurance and Society; Other Property and Liability Insurance Coverages; Commercial Property and Liability Risks: Commercial Property Insurance; Commercial Liability Insurance; Crime Insurance and Surety Bonds. For all readers interested in risk management and insurance.

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Car Crashes Tend to Have Any Number of Root Causes and Consequences

Car accidents are caused due to a number of reasons. Car accidents are one of the harmful collisions that might happen on the streets. Car accidents are the number one killer of teenagers in the United States; any new insights in to this dreadful scourge could save thousands of teenager lives every year. Car accidents are the leading killer of American teenagers, killing thousands every year and injuring hundreds of thousands more. Car accidents are one of the most frequent causes of deaths every year, and the primary non-medical cause of deaths every year.

Car accidents are the No. 1 cause of inadvertent death in the US, by a wide margin, though last year marked a record low in US interstate deaths. Car accidents are the leading cause of violence in our country. Car accidents are the leading cause of death and permanent injury in youth. Almost all car accidents are avoidable and are induced by a driver doing something wrong. Side impact car accidents are responsible for around 9,000 deaths every year.

The teenager deaths in car crashes are at a record high, more and more, it turns out, due to mobile telephone distraction. On the other hand, car crashes are the primary cause of death for the age group 15–20. Almost sixty percent of lethal teenager car crashes are due to drunk driving collisions. There are a lot of reasons why car accidents are America’s number one cause of inadvertent death. Two-thirds of teenagers that die in car accidents aren’t buckled up. In a collision, your unrestrained body also can hurt others in the car. Many individuals seriously injured in car accidents are surprised when an adjuster for the other driver’s insurance company calls almost immediately and offers to send a check including damages to cover injuries suffered in the automobile accident.

By far, the most typical reasons for car accidents are distracted drivers and drivers which are under the influence of alcohol or drugs. In some cases, the injuries induced by car accidents are permanent and victims require years of counseling and rehabilitation. Some of the most typical injuries sustained in car accidents are back injuries and neck and head injuries such as whiplash, traumatic head injury, and spinal injuries. Furthermore, the NHTSA also stated that around forty percent of lethal car accidents are DUI cases. Even though car safety is getting better, and automobile related deaths are declining, car accidents are still a primary cause of death in the USA. You can check crash test ratings, side impact and rollover ratings, and other safety features for each car, both new and used. You can make use of these crash test ratings and results from the NHTSA to discover the safest vehicles.