Multiple Choice
Which type of accounting primarily focuses on tracking how you spend and give your money, including personal expenses and charitable donations?
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Insurance is a financial service that allows a business or individual to:
A
Increase profits by investing in insurance policies.
B
Eliminate all financial risks associated with business operations.
C
Avoid paying taxes on business income.
D
Transfer the risk of financial loss to an insurance company in exchange for premium payments.
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Understand the concept of insurance: Insurance is a financial arrangement where an individual or business pays a premium to an insurance company in exchange for coverage against potential financial losses.
Clarify the purpose of insurance: The primary goal of insurance is to transfer the risk of financial loss from the insured party to the insurance company, not to eliminate all risks or avoid taxes.
Analyze the incorrect options: Increasing profits, eliminating all risks, or avoiding taxes are not the primary functions of insurance. These options misrepresent the role of insurance in financial management.
Focus on the correct answer: Insurance allows the insured party to transfer the risk of financial loss to the insurance company, which assumes the responsibility for covering specified losses in exchange for premium payments.
Conclude with the importance of premiums: Premiums are the payments made by the insured party to the insurance company, ensuring the financial sustainability of the insurance coverage provided.
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