Health:  “One of the first decisions you will have to make when you become an adult will be health insurance.  Recent legislation has made it so that all Americans are required to possess some health insurance plan” (Pg. 15). The Affordable Care Act made health insurance more affordable. 
General: Mainly deals with auto insurance which has to deal with your car. “Auto insurance is separated into different categories:

(1) Bodily Injury – pays for medical expenses for you and others.

(2) Property Damage – pays for other people’s property that you damage.

(3) Comprehensive – pays for damage to your car other than that caused by a driving accident (tree falls on your car, catches on fire, etc.).

(4) Collision – pays for damage to your own car in the case of an accident.

(5) Medical payments – pays for medical bills for you & any passengers, no matter who caused the accident.

(6) Extras include towing & road service, uninsured motorist coverage, no-fault (or PIP) and death & dismemberment " (Pg. 16).

Disability: “Disability insurance usually protects about 60% of your income, up to $100,000 per year. If you were to become disabled, your family would not get any life insurance (since you have not died), but you may not be able to work, so they are still without your income” (Pg. 15).