Sentences with phrase «personal effects coverage covers»

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If you don't have personal auto insurance or if you're renting a car in a country where your personal auto insurance isn't in effect, then any card that offers secondary coverage becomes primary, so it should theoretically cover the entire cost of the damage.

Generali travel insurance plans include coverage for your travel bags and covered personal effects if they are lost, damaged or stolen during your trip.

Personal effects coverage may help cover your personal belongings, such as your laptop or clothing, if they're stolen from the renPersonal effects coverage may help cover your personal belongings, such as your laptop or clothing, if they're stolen from the renpersonal belongings, such as your laptop or clothing, if they're stolen from the rental car.

However, your personal property stolen out of the car, including valuables such as cell phones, CDs, or GPS devices are not covered on your auto insurance — unless you have purchased an endorsement on your auto policy adding coverage for your personal effects.

Travel life coverage can be added to an existing life insurance policy to cover the costs of a death abroad and the expenses of promptly returning remains and personal effects home.

The standard comprehensive coverage doesn't cover the value of your personal effects.

Since wheelchairs can be very expensive, a travel insurance policy that provides coverage for damages or loss for wheelchairs (covered under baggage / personal effects coverage) would be effective.

Generali travel insurance plans include coverage for your travel bags and covered personal effects if they are lost, damaged or stolen during your trip.

A perceived gap in insurance coverage — when a TNC's commercial insurance policy is in effect and when a driver's personal auto policy will be expected to cover any unplanned incidents — has the insurance industry standing its ground.

Additional Exclusions for Baggage and Personal Effects: animals; automobiles and automobile equipment; boats or other vehicles or conveyances; trailers; motors; aircraft; bicycles, except when checked as baggage with a Common Carrier; household effects and furnishings; antiques and collectors items; sunglasses, contact lenses, artificial teeth, dentures, dental bridges, retainers, or hearing aids; artificial limbs or other prosthetic devices; prescribed medications; keys, money, stamps and credit cards (except as otherwise specifically covered herein); securities, stamps, tickets and documents (except as coverage is otherwise specifically provided herein); professional or occupational equipment or property, whether or not electronic business equipment; or telephones or PDA devices, computer hardware or software;

We also cover personal effects too, like fishing equipment or water - skis — simply add this optional coverage to your basic boat policy.

The loss of personal effects, for example, is not covered by standard comprehensive coverage.

Also, look into increasing the limits on your personal property protection because you home policy only allows for a few thousand dollars in coverage by default, an amount that is rarely up to covering the effects of an entire family.