Without the endorsement, you would receive
the depreciated value of your personal property — meaning that the compensation you'd receive from your insurance company would be less than what you paid for an item.
Not exact matches
The actual cash
value of personal property is the
depreciated cost based on how long you've owned it and what condition it's in.
The actual cash
value of personal property is the
depreciated cost based on how long you've owned it and what condition it's in.
A specific form
of renters insurance
personal property protection that insures for actual replacement cost rather than based on any calculation
of depreciated actual cash
value or market
value.
Answer 8: D. Replacement coverage in a
personal property policy does not
depreciate the
value of items the way ACV coverage does.
You have tens
of thousands
of dollars
of personal property — remember that we're talking about retail replacement cost, not
depreciated value, even if you bought the item secondhand — and that's a rather large check for most people to write.
For
personal items, homeowners can increase their coverage beyond the
depreciated value of items such as televisions or furniture by purchasing a «replacement - cost endorsement» on
personal property.