Sentences with phrase «buy new property rather»

Personal property coverage is generally at replacement cost, so you get the money you need to go buy new property rather than the actual cash value.

Personal property coverage is generally at replacement cost, so you get the money you need to go buy new property rather than the actual cash value.

Not exact matches

The system threatens to collapse in such a way that will leave a legacy of financial cleanup costs for the bad debts that form the counterpart to the economy's «bad savings», that is, savings lent to speculators who use the money simply to buy existing properties rather than to create new assets.

Replacement cost means you can buy new items to replace the damaged ones rather than relying on the actual cash value of the property.

Generally your policy will come with replacement cost coverage to ensure that you'll be able to go buy a new item rather than having to settle for the actual cash value of your property.

When more renters are insured, there are overall economic benefits including improved work attendance after a significant loss, as well as renters spending the claim check to replace their property in a single shot, rather than over a period of years as they can afford to buy something new.

As I detailed here, I don't see much obvious value / opportunity in most Western property markets — although the Brexit vote may have thrown up some new UK & Irish opportunities, but probably more in terms of individual companies & share prices (which ideally, you were tracking already as potential buys), rather than any great step - change lower in terms of underlying property values & dynamics.

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That menas you're buying new property, rather than trying to use the actual cash value to buy only what you can afford.

That means you can go buy new property after a covered loss, rather than trying to work with the ACV of what was lost.

That coverage generally pays the replacement cost of the property that suffered the loss, meaning you can go out and buy a new item to replace it rather than dealing with the depreciated value.

Rather than sell the home, you decide to hold onto the property as a rental and buy again at your new duty station in a non-high-cost county (you'd have even more entitlement available if you were buying in a high - cost county).

The shift in rules would significantly change the playing field for commercial real estate brokers, who would be able to count on new opportunities as more companies respond to the rules change by buying, rather than leasing property.