Certified Financial Consultant (CFC) Practice Exam

First Dollar coverage refers to a type of insurance which:

1. Has high deductibles

2. Eliminates co-pays

3. Has no deductions

4. Offers higher premiums

The correct answer is: Has no deductions

First Dollar coverage is a term used in insurance to describe a policy that pays for the full amount of a claim without requiring the insured to pay a deductible. This means that as soon as a covered expense occurs, the insurance company begins to pay for the costs from the very first dollar, rather than the insured needing to pay any initial amount out of pocket. This type of coverage is beneficial for policyholders, as it alleviates the financial burden of having to pay a certain amount before the insurance assistance begins. It contrasts with other policies that may have deductibles, where only after a specified amount is paid by the insured will the insurance kick in. While the other options mention deductible structures, co-pays, and premiums, they do not capture the essence of First Dollar coverage, which is defined specifically by its lack of any deductibles.