Money Basics · Beginner
General insurance: motor, home and travel
How motor, home, travel and accident cover works, what is excluded, and how claims are made.
What is inside
5 short lessons. Each ends with a quiz, so you know what you have learnt.
The essentials
- Insurance words
- Motor insurance
- Home and property
- Travel and accident cover
- Making a claim
Key ideas you will take away
- Premium is what you pay.
- Sum insured is the cap.
- Third party is compulsory.
- Own damage is optional.
- Match cover to value.
- Check what is excluded.
Try a question
Q1. Which statement best describes “Premium”?
- This is the maximum amount the insurer will pay under the policy.
- This is continuing the policy for another term by paying the premium before it lapses.
- This is the part of a loss you pay yourself before the insurer pays.
- This is the amount you pay to keep an insurance policy in force.
Show the answer
D. Premium: A premium is the amount you pay to keep an insurance policy in force.
Q2. Which statement best describes “Third-party cover”?
- This is the vehicle’s agreed value, which is the maximum payout if it is stolen or declared a total loss.
- This is a discount on premium for each claim-free year.
- This pays for damage to your own vehicle, such as from an accident, fire or theft, as the policy states.
- This is the compulsory motor cover that pays for injury or damage you cause to others.
Show the answer
D. Third-party cover: Third-party cover is the compulsory motor cover that pays for injury or damage you cause to others.
Frequently asked questions
Is the General insurance: motor, home and travel course free?
Yes. Lessons, quizzes and practice are free. Sign in once with your mobile number or Google to start.
Who is the General insurance: motor, home and travel course for?
It is a beginner-level course with 5 short lessons, written in plain language for beginners and for people who advise others on money.
Can I learn this in Hindi or Gujarati?
The app screens switch between English, Hindi and Gujarati at any time, and many quiz questions have translations. Lesson text is in English for now.
Do I get a certificate?
Yes. Pass the course exams to earn a certificate that anyone can verify online.
Is this investment advice?
No. It is education only. Speak to a qualified adviser before you act on your own money.
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