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Business, 29.03.2021 17:30, PlzNoToxicBan

Based on the scenario below, which insurance policies would be most beneficial for this young man? A young man, age 23, lives in the city. He is single and rents an
apartment. He lives 10 miles from his job at a car wash and drives
his car to work each day. He is in good health but has a family
history of diabetes. He occasionally travels to see parents who live in
another state.
travel insurance and renters insurance
health insurance and renters insurance
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car insurance and homeowners insurance
disability insurance and travel insurance

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