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Owner
Named perils--Dwelling--Replacement Vaule
Named--Personal Property--Actual Cash Vaule
Doesn't include loss to fence, walk/drive way caused by a vehicle owned by insured |
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Owner
Open Perils--Dwelling--Replacement Value
Named Perils--Personal Property--Actual Cash Value
Includes loss to fence, walk/drive way caused by a vehicle owned by insured
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Renter's/Tenant policy
Named Perils--Personal Property--Actual Cash Vaule
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Broadest coverage
Open Perils--Dwelling--Replacement Value
Open Perils--Personal Property--Actual Cash Value
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Owner of a condominium/cooperative unit
Named Perils--Personal Property--Actual Cash Vaule
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Older Homes
Names Perils--Dwelling--Maket Vaule(Lesser)
Named Perils--Personal Property--Actual CashVaule |
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Residents who are:
- Relatives of the named insured
- Under the age of 21 and in the care of any insured
Students who are:
- Under age 24 and related to the named insured
- Were a resident of the named insured’s household before moving
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policy will pay up to $5,000 for grave markers |
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Water Back Up and Sump Discharge or Overflow |
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provides up to $5,000 of coverage for direct physical loss to property insured under Section I (Coverages A, B, and C) caused by water or waterborne material that:
- Backs up through sewers or drains, or
- Overflows from a sump, sump pump, or related equipment.
- deductible of $250 applies
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Scheduled Personal Property Endorsement |
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This endorsement is used to increase limits of liability for certain categories of personal property and to broaden the perils insured against that apply to that property
- open-perils basis
- exclusions: including wear and tear, insects or vermin, war, and nuclear hazard.
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Which statement is false concerning Section II of a Homeowners Policy?
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It protects the insured against third party claims
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Bankruptcy of an insured does not relieve the insurer of its obligations
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It provides no defense in event of groundless, false or fraudulent claim
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Payment of a medical payment is not an admission of legal liability
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It provides no defense in event of groundless, false or fraudulent claim |
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All of the following are true, except:
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Home schooling would be permitted under a Homeowners Policy
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Coverage D of a Homeowners Policy includes loss of income from an incidental business
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Coverage D of a Homeowners Policy covers additional living expenses
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A Homeowners Policy will not cover theft of a boat away from premises
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Coverage D of a Homeowners Policy includes loss of income from an incidental business |
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All of the following are part of the insured location under a Homeowners Policy, except:
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A vacant lot that is owned by the named insured
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A farm that is within city limits
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A secondary residence acquired during the policy period
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A cabin at a lake that is rented by an insured for a vacation
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A farm that is within city limits |
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What is the limit of insurance available on an HO-3 policy for a tree totally damaged in a hail storm?
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Cover theft of furs and jewelry up to $1,500
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Cover money up to $500
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Include water damage by flood, sewer backup and underground seepage
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Cover theft of guns up to $3,000
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Cover theft of furs and jewelry up to $1,500 |
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types of property are not covered under Coverage C |
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- property insured elsewhere
- animals, birds, fish
- motor vehicles, aircraft, hovercraft
- property or roomers and boarders, property located in apartments rented to others
- business data, credit cards and electronic fund transfer cards
- water or steam.
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Section I – Additional coverages |
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- debris removal
- reasonable repairs
- trees, shrubs, and plants
- fire department service charge
- property removed
- credit card, electronic fund transfer card or access device, forgery, and counterfeit money
- loss assessment
- collapse
- glass or safety glazing material
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- $2,500 of coverage, on a named perils basis
- appliances, carpeting, and household furnishings owned by the insured and located in each apartment rented to others on the residence premises.
- Coverage for the peril of theft is NOT provided.
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- ordinance or law
- earth movement
- water damage
- power failure
- neglect
- war nuclear hazard
- intentional loss
- governmental action.
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Section II – Additional Coverages |
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- Claim Expenses
- First Aid Expenses
- Damage to Property of Others
- Loss Assessment
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- loss assessments
- damage to property owned by an insured
- damage to property in the insured’s care
- custody, or control;
- injury to anyone eligible to receive worker’s compensation and similar benefits
- injury and damage covered by a nuclear energy liability policy
- bodily injury to an insured
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- bodily injury to a residence employee when not working and away from an insured location
- anyone eligible to receive worker’s compensation and similar benefits
- covered by a nuclear energy liability policy
- to a resident of the insured location.
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homeowners endorsements that provide Section II coverage |
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- Home Day Care
- Personal Injury
- Home Business
- Watercraft Liability
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- Does NOT cover injury to an employee
- Corresponds to Coverage E limit
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