Sentences with phrase «against all perils listed»

This insurance covers your personal property, as well as the walls, floors and ceilings of your unit, against all perils listed in the policy.

HO - 6 (Homeowners condominium policy): protects condominium unit owners against the perils listed in HO - 2, personal liability, and medical payments coverage.

Not exact matches

While there are too many things covered to list here, we can tell you that your personal property is protected against perils such as fire, theft, vandalism, and damage from windstorms.

This changes the policy in such a way as to remove the list of covered perils and replace it with the words «We insure against risk of direct physical loss or damage...» followed by a few obvious exclusions such as nuclear war.

These policies are sometimes referred to as H06 policies because they use the standardized H06 Unit - Owners Form, which provides coverage of your personal property, walls, floors and ceilings against all listed perils.

Renters insurance in Binghamton protects your personal property against a long list of perils that could befall it.

Renters insurance in Alabama covers your personal property against many different named perils which are listed in the policy.

Your personal property is covered at replacement cost against a long list of covered renters insurance perils.

The simple explanation of the difference is that a named perils policy protects against — you guessed it — perils which are named or listed in the policy, and only those perils.

Your personal property is protected against a long list of renters insurance perils such as fire, theft, and vandalism.

Personal property is protected against a long list of named perils such as fire, theft, and burst pipes.

That is, it protects you against all perils except they are specifically mentioned in the exclusion lists.

Whereas, HO - 5 provide comprehensive coverage against all perils that are not specifically named on the exclusion list.

Most home insurance policies have an open peril list of covered events that protect against most common disasters.

The perils insured against under the policy are the list of things that you're covered against.

That's actually a rather lengthy list, and you can find renters insurance covered perils on another page, but here is a short list of some of the most common perils that are protected against:

«Named perils» just means that the policy covers your stuff against risks listed in the policy.

Your renters insurance in Iowa contains a list of the named perils against which your property is protected.

If you select All Perils coverage you are pretty much covered against the vast majority of risks, excluding those that are listed in your policy.

At a very affordable price, a standard HO - 4 renters policy covers your jewelry and other personal property against a long list of perils.

Personal property is protected against a long list of named perils such as fire, theft, and burst pipes.

There are many other perils listed in the policy that your property is protected against, however those are the most common three.

The list of perils insured against includes «Riot Or Civil Commotion,» along with theft, fire, and smoke.

The perils protected against are listed in your policy and include various benefits available to you in the event you must interrupt your covered trip for a covered reason.

Most home insurance policies have an open peril list of covered events that protect against most common disasters.

Your renters insurance in Iowa contains a list of the named perils against which your property is protected.

There is a long list of renters insurance perils named in the policy, and your property is protected against all of them.

You probably know that your personal property is covered against a variety of renters insurance perils that are listed in the policy.

Usually the open perils wording is to the effect of «We insure against risk of direct physical loss...» meaning that open perils doesn't keep you tied to the same list of covered events as named perils would.

Renters insurance in Alabama covers your personal property against many different named perils which are listed in the policy.

There is a long list of renters insurance perils that your policy protects you against, it's not just fire and theft protection.

Your personal property is protected against a long list of renters insurance perils such as fire, theft, and vandalism.

While there are too many things covered to list here, we can tell you that your personal property is protected against perils such as fire, theft, vandalism, and damage from windstorms.

Your policy protects against a broad list of named perils.

The perils insured against under the policy are the list of things that you're covered against.

A renter's insurance policy covers your contents while living in a rented property against losses caused by a list of specifically named perils such as fire, theft, hurricanes or other natural disasters.

This changes the policy in such a way as to remove the list of covered perils and replace it with the words «We insure against risk of direct physical loss or damage...» followed by a few obvious exclusions such as nuclear war.

Renters insurance at The Gallery Apartments offers coverage for your personal property against a long list of perils.

«Named - peril» simply means that the policy includes a list of specific losses against which your home and personal property are covered.

It protects your property against a wide list of renters insurance perils.

While most homeowner and renter's insurance policies protect against natural disasters like fire, wind damage, hail and other perils, flood insurance doesn't fall under the list of covered incidents.

Off premises coverage protects your belongings against the same perils that are listed in your Sumter renters insurance.

It covers your personal property against a list of named perils in the policy, subject to a deductible.

These policies are sometimes referred to as H06 policies because they use the standardized H06 Unit - Owners Form, which provides coverage of your personal property, walls, floors and ceilings against all listed perils.