Insurance Broker Certification Practice Exam

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What is insurance primarily designed to protect against?

Injury
Loss
Accidents
Liability

The correct answer is: Loss

Insurance is primarily designed to protect against loss. This concept encompasses a wide range of potential financial losses that individuals or businesses may encounter. When an insured event occurs, such as damage to property, theft, or a liability claim, insurance provides financial compensation to help mitigate the impact of that loss. Loss can take various forms, including property loss, income loss, or even loss resulting from legal claims. The primary function of insurance is to transfer the risks associated with these potential losses from individuals or businesses to an insurance company, allowing the insured party to avoid bearing the full brunt of these financial burdens alone. By focusing on loss, insurance helps individuals and businesses manage risk effectively, ensuring they can recover and continue moving forward after an adverse event. Understanding this foundational principle is crucial for anyone entering the insurance industry, as it shapes the offerings and policies that brokers present to clients.