Sentences with phrase «comprehensive policies typically»

However, comprehensive policies typically come with a deductible that you'll have to pay before the policy kicks in.

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Cuomo had been expected to propose a comprehensive minimum - wage increase, but he typically saves his major policy initiatives for unveiling in January, teeing up his proposals for the spring legislative session in his State of the State speech.

Policyholders can typically choose the amount of coverage they need, their deductible and the policies are relatively comprehensive.

Policies typically use vague language when referring to acts of terrorism, but they are generally insured by the comprehensive portion of your policy.

To use The General's rental reimbursement, your policy must include comprehensive and collision coverage, a restriction not typically imposed by other insurance companies.

Typically refers to a policy that provides liability coverage (Property Damage, Bodily Injury, Uninsured Motorist) as well as physical damage coverage (ex: Collision, Comprehensive, Rental Reimbursement).

The higher the deductible is for the comprehensive and collision coverage, the cheaper the rates typically will be for the policy.

Premiums are typically 30 % -60 % lower than a standard comprehensive policy, and this type of plan is perfect for individuals or families that want affordable coverage, and are willing to assume some additional risk.

Coverage can vary per policy, however, annual plans typically fall into three categories: evacuation only coverage, medical and medical evacuation only coverage and comprehensive coverage.

Comprehensive critical illness insurance plans typically cover major as well as minor medical expenses, but the policies vary.

A car insurance deductible typically applies only to the parts of your policy concerning damage to your property: comprehensive and collision coverage.

If you're being sued post-accident and have a comprehensive auto insurance policy — or, specifically, liability coverage — your insurance company will typically represent you.

These policies are typically lower cost, because they have less comprehensive coverage.

Typically, your policy will include some combination of comprehensive, collision, medical, liability and uninsured motorist coverage.

Most auto policies don't include comprehensive coverage for personal belongings, and homeowner policies typically place strict limits on off - premises coverage and require a sizable deductible to be paid first.

Policyholders can typically choose the amount of coverage they need, their deductible and the policies are relatively comprehensive.

To use The General's rental reimbursement, your policy must include comprehensive and collision coverage, a restriction not typically imposed by other insurance companies.

However, it is not an all - encompassing policy, meaning that insurance companies typically place limits on what comprehensive coverage will cover, so shopping around is always advisable.

Owners of a higher - end second home typically want to insure it with a policy similar to what they have on their full - time residence, which includes a comprehensive list of causes of loss and replacement cost settlement.

It is typically a good idea to review your auto policy to make sure that you have comprehensive coverage if you are concerned about hitting a deer or live in an area where the risk of hitting a deer is high.

If you do not carry the collision or comprehensive damage on your policy that would typically cover your claim, but you do carry optional towing reimbursement coverage, you can submit the claim by filing a claim online under the towing reimbursement loss type.

A comprehensive two wheeler insurance policy typically endows policyholders with the following benefits.

Coverages that are also typically included in a car insurance policy are comprehensive coverage, collision coverage, uninsured / underinsured motorist coverage, and medical payments or personal injury protection, depending on the state.

While an auto insurance policy that contains comprehensive coverage typically helps protect you in case your car is stolen, or may help pay for repair costs if your car is damaged when someone breaks into it, a car insurance policy usually doesn't pay to replace personal property stolen from your car.

This coverage is typically included as part of the insurance policies you already have, including (but not limited to) home insurance, business insurance and comprehensive auto insurance.

As mentioned earlier, since a term or permanent life insurance policy typically covers most causes of death, with only the two major exclusions, it is generally the preferred choice and offers more comprehensive coverage and security.

Again, if you live in an area with lots of wildlife (typically rural or wooded areas), you might want to reconsider adding comprehensive coverage to your policy.

Car insurance policy holders aren't typically covered for theft unless they have purchased comprehensive auto insurance.

Theft, water damage, fire, vandalism, falling trees, and animals are typically things that are covered by a comprehensive policy.

Typically the comprehensive portion of your Minnesota car insurance policy will cover tornado or other storm damage to your car.

Typically, however, even the most comprehensive renters insurance policies are extremely affordable.

While the third - party insurance (which covers your liability towards a third party) is mandatory for all vehicles, insurers typically offer a comprehensive car insurance policy that bundles what is called an «own damage» cover.