Insurance icons

The 50 insurance icons in Finance, described

Claims adjusteradjuster

A person with a lens on the chest — the one who looks at the damage.

Annual premiumannual-premium

The calendar with a shield on it — the cover paid for, year by year.

Beneficiarybeneficiary

A person under a canopy — the one the cover pays.

Car covercar-cover

A car under a canopy — the car, covered.

Claimclaim

The umbrella with an exclamation on its canopy — something happened under the cover.

Claim approvedclaim-approved

The umbrella with a check on its canopy — the claim accepted.

Claim deniedclaim-denied

The umbrella with a cross on its canopy — the claim turned down.

File a claimclaim-file

The umbrella with a pencil stroke on its canopy — the claim written up.

Claim payoutclaim-payout

The umbrella with an arrow leaving its canopy — the money paid out on the claim.

Claim pendingclaim-pending

The umbrella with an hourglass on its canopy — the claim still being looked at.

Collateralcollateral

A house with a padlock in it — the thing pledged against the loan.

Cover amountcover-amount

The umbrella with a stone on its canopy — the most the cover will pay.

Cover gapcover-gap

The umbrella with a minus on its canopy — what the cover leaves out.

Credit freezecredit-freeze

A slip with a pause on it — the credit file shut to new lenders.

Credit limitcredit-limit

The money bag with a chevron rising to a line — as much as you may borrow.

Credit reportcredit-report

A slip with a lens on it — the record of how you have borrowed, read through.

Credit scorecredit-score

The gauge with a stone on it — the number that says how far you are trusted.

Credit utilisationcredit-utilisation

The money bag with a line partway up — how much of the credit is used.

Damage photodamage-photo

A photo with a crack across it — the damage, shown.

Device coverdevice-cover

A phone under a canopy — the phone, covered.

Escrow accountescrow-account

The money bag with a padlock in it — money held until both sides deliver.

Estateestate

Two houses side by side — everything a person leaves.

Excessexcess

The umbrella with a point on its canopy — the first part of any loss, paid by you.

Guarantorguarantor

A person with a padlock on the chest — the one who stands behind the loan.

Health coverhealth-cover

A cross under a canopy — the doctor's bill, paid.

Home coverhome-cover

A house under a canopy — the roof, covered.

Identity theftidentity-theft

An ID card with a person on it and a cross where the name was — someone else using your name.

Incident reportincident-report

The book with an exclamation on its page — what happened, written down.

Inheritanceinheritance

A house with a heart in it — what is passed on.

Insurance brokerinsurance-broker

A person with a small umbrella on the chest — the one who sells the cover.

Insurance fraudinsurance-fraud

The money bag with a cross in it — money claimed on a lie.

Insurance policyinsurance-policy

The book with a shield on its page — the cover, in writing.

Insurance riskinsurance-risk

The umbrella with a line rising on its canopy — the chance the cover is called on.

Liabilityliability

The money bag with an exclamation in it — what you could be made to pay.

Life coverlife-cover

A heart under a canopy — the people left behind, looked after.

No-claims bonusno-claims-bonus

The money bag with a stone in it — the reward for a year without a claim.

Pet coverpet-cover

A paw under a canopy — the pet, covered.

Cancel policypolicy-cancel

The book with a cross on its page — the cover ended by choice.

Policy documentpolicy-document

A slip with a shield on it — the paper that says what is covered.

Policy lapsepolicy-lapse

The book with an hourglass on its page — the cover run out, unrenewed.

Policy numberpolicy-number

The card with a hash under the band — the number the insurer knows you by.

Renew policypolicy-renew

The book with two chevrons on its page — the cover carried on for another year.

Proof of insuranceproof-of-insurance

The card with a shield under the band — the one kept in the glovebox.

Insurance quotequote

A price tag with a shield on it — what the cover would cost.

Compare quotesquote-compare

Two shields side by side — one cover weighed against another.

Renewal daterenewal-date

The calendar with two chevrons on it — the day the cover rolls on.

Travel covertravel-cover

A suitcase under a canopy — the trip, covered.

Trust fundtrust-fund

A jar with a padlock in it — money kept for someone else, on their terms.

Underwritingunderwriting

A slip with a pencil stroke on it — the risk weighed and written up.

Willwill

A slip with a line and a signature — the last word on who gets what.

In code, each is one import — import { Adjuster } from "@iconmind/react/icons/adjuster" — and the same name in Vue, Svelte, Solid, Preact, React Native, Astro, Blade and Flutter.

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