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Financial terms starting with "W"

1. W-type bottom

2. WS

3. water rights

4. World Wide Web (WWW)

5. Work Study Programmes

6. wall of money

7. wetland

8. wetting characteristics

9. wicking

10. welded-wire fabric

11. wash sale rule

12. Wipe

13. Winter Wheat

14. web clamp

15. Working control

16. Waste-water Treatment

17. Warm Card

18. Weight (of Goods Carried By Rail)

19. weatherhead

20. washer

21. waste line

22. wrap-up exclusion endorsement

23. Win-Win

24. waferboard

25. workstation

26. Wassily Leontief

27. wet plaster

28. Wage Attachment

29. Whoops

30. WST

31. Waste Water

32. WTO (trade)

33. window of opportunity

34. wholesale broker

35. walkthrough

36. wire size

37. Wear And Tear Exclusion

38. Wage And Labour Costs

39. Wilshire 5000 Total Market Index

40. Water Damage Clause

41. Wiener Borse (Austrian Stock Exchange)

42. Weighting

43. welfare and pension plan bond coverage

44. Wildcard Exemption

45. wc

46. Wrinkle

47. Walrasian Market

48. wasting trust

49. Warrantable condos

50. water tap

51. W-2C Form

52. workflow incoming amendment IFW

53. With ice

54. wire fastener

55. Witness

56. wall box setback

57. Work-in-process (wip)

58. Water Quality Criteria

59. when, as, and if issued

60. Working Proprietors (in An Establishment)

61. Witness Stand

62. World Bank

63. Wealth Effects

64. wythe

65. wages and prices freeze

66. Workers' Compensation Claim Law Specialist (WCLS)

67. Working Time In School

68. wall tie

69. Warm Calling

70. weak dollar policy

71. Weighted average Coupon

72. walnut

73. Wealth Relative

74. Wi-Fi

75. weatherstripping

76. With Full Recourse

77. Wage-push inflation

78. wages payable

79. wire rope

80. Wooded Land

81. waiver

82. wood-destroying insect

83. W-4S Form

84. with prejudice

85. welfare

86. water meter

87. wholesale market

88. Wrap-Around Mortgage

89. waterfall concept

90. World fund

91. water service pipe

92. Wet-gate

93. William D. Ford Direct Lending Program

94. World Economic Outlook

95. WTO (tourism)

96. war exclusion

97. Watkins V. United States (1957)

98. water resistant panels

99. wheel dresser

100. wind load or force

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Health Insurance

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Health insurance covers some or all of the cost of treating an insured person's illnesses or injuries. In some cases, it pays for preventive care, such as annual physicals and diagnostic tests. You may have health insurance as an employee benefit from your job or, if you qualify, through the federal government's Medicare or Medicaid programs. You may also buy individual health insurance directly from an insurance company or be eligible through a plan offered by a group to which you belong. As you do with other insurance contracts, you pay premiums to purchase coverage and the insurer pays some or all of your healthcare costs, based on the terms of your contract. Some health insurance requires that you meet an annual deductible before the insurer begins to pay. There may also be co-insurance, which is your share, on a percentage basis, of each bill, or a copayment, which is a fixed dollar amount, for each visit.Health insurance varies significantly from plan to plan and contract to contract. Generally, most plans cover hospitalization, doctors' visits, and other skilled care. Some plans also cover some combination of prescription drugs, rehabilitation, dental care, and innovative therapies or complementary forms of treatment for serious illnesses.

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