Sentences with phrase «expenses up to your coverage limit»

If you are liable for an accident, your primary insurance will cover the expenses up to your coverage limit.

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You will be paid the medical expenses and related expenses you have incurred up to your insurance coverage limits

Waiting periods are common for final expense insurance, particularly when there's limited underwriting, because insurers want to avoid having particularly ill patients sign up for large amounts of coverage but pay only a couple months of premiums before passing.

So, if your dwelling coverage limit is $ 250,000, your total ALE expenses could be up to $ 75,000.

Loss of use coverage reimburses renters for those expenses (up to the limit of their policy) which can offset any long - term financial damage it might cause.

This means that the additional living expenses the family incurs over and above their normal cost of living are paid by the insurance, up to the policy limit for that coverage.

The advantage of combining Personal Injury Protection (PIP) with medical payments coverage is that, since Personal Injury Protection (PIP) will only pay you up to a certain limit, you can be reimbursed for the excess medical expenses under your medical expenses coverage.

** Amex Platinum cards and Delta Reserve offer better protections, including the $ 75,000 limit, and personal property protections, and up to $ 5,000 in medical expense coverage.

Uninsured / Underinsured bodily injury coverage may include lost wages, funeral expenses up to a policy limit and medical bills.

Features * Liability limits up to $ 1 million * Business property protection up to $ 100,000 (with $ 250 deductible) * Optional coverage for money and securities * Electronic data processing coverage * Loss of income coverage * Optional Identity Fraud Expense Coverage * Premiums starting as low as $ 150 annually

** Amex Platinum cards and Delta Reserve offer better protections, including the $ 75,000 limit, and personal property protections, and up to $ 5,000 in medical expense coverage.

Purchasing extended PIP allows you to amend your PIP so that 100 percent of medical expenses and 100 percent of lost wages will be paid (up to the maximum limits of your PIP coverage).

It also provides expense coverage for the relative up to certain limits for things including hearing aids, eyeglasses, contact lenses, false teeth or dentures, a medical - alert device, walking aids and wheelchairs while they are staying at the facility.

Medical Payments pays for reasonable expenses for necessary medical and funeral services incurred by certain individuals as a result of an accident up to the coverage limits you select.

Both coverages only cover expenses up to your policy's maximum limits.

Waiting periods are common for final expense insurance, particularly when there's limited underwriting, because insurers want to avoid having particularly ill patients sign up for large amounts of coverage but pay only a couple months of premiums before passing.

If your car becomes inoperable due to a covered loss and you need to rent a substitute, transportation expense coverage pays the cost of the rental car up to the policy limit for this coverage.

You may purchase Additional PIP coverage, to raise the overall limit of No - Fault benefits available in case of an accident up to $ 100,000 or higher and, in the process, increase the potential maximum amounts of lost earnings payments, other necessary expenses or the death benefit, depending on the limit you select.

Your medical payment coverage or PIP will cover your medical expenses up to the amount of the limit that you purchased.

If someone was accidentally injured at your business site (e.g. a customer fell on your premises and had to seek medical aid), General Liability coverage will compensate medical (and / or funeral) expenses incurred within one year of the accident up to your policy's limits.

Similar to Uninsured Motorist coverage, Underinsured Motorist coverage is designed to cover the gap between the other person's Liability limits and the amount of your injury expenses, up to the Underinsured Motorist limits you select.

Answer: Travelers who purchase a Travel Guard North America retail travel insurance plan with «cancel for any reason» coverage are eligible for reimbursement of forfeited pre-paid, non-refundable expenses if they cancel their trip within 48 hours prior to departure up to the maximum benefit limit for the plan purchased.

This coverage provides reimbursement (up to the plan limit) for pre-paid, non refundable travel expenses if you are directly involved in a documented traffic accident while en route to your travel departure.

That means while the pregnancy itself isn't covered, you will have coverage (up to the plan limit) for medical expenses that result due to complications as long as the plan you choose has medical coverage and complications of pregnancy are covered events.

Atlas America Group * provides a limited benefit up to the medical coverage lifetime maximum for eligible medical expenses.

Atlas MultiTrip provides a limited benefit up to the medical coverage life - time maximum for eligible medical expenses.

Travel delay coverage, on the other hand, reimburses travelers for reasonable expenses (up to the policy limits) when their travel is delayed a certain number of hours.

Pre-existing medical coverage is automatically included and it covers 100 % of medical expenses after the deductible and up to your choice of plan limit.

This coverage provides reimbursement for your pre-paid travel expenses (up to the policy limit) in the event your primary residence or travel destination is rendered uninhabitable due to a weather - related natural disaster prior to or during your trip.

That benefit includes reimbursements for reasonable costs for meals, accommodations and additional transportation expenses incurred during the delay, up to the coverage limit of their policy.

Liability coverage pays for at least a portion of their expenses (up to your policy limits).

This coverage provides reimbursement for your pre-paid travel expenses (up to the policy limit) in the event you, a traveling companion, a family member, or (in some plans) a business partner are seriously ill or injured prior to or during your trip.

If there's a hurricane or other natural disaster, a good travel insurance plan with coverage for natural disasters will allow you to cancel your trip and get your pre-paid trip expenses back (up to the policy limit) in the event your primary residence or travel destination is rendered uninhabitable by the disaster.

This coverage provides reimbursement for your pre-paid travel expenses (up to the policy limit) in the event a terrorist event occurs at your U.S. or foreign destination, or a mandatory evacuation is ordered, within a certain number of days of your scheduled arrival.

This means that while the pregnancy itself isn't covered, you will have coverage (up to the limits listed in the plan) for medical expenses, trip cancellations, and travel interruptions that are due to complications as long as the plan you choose allows «complications of pregnancy» as covered events.

This coverage provides up to 100 % (or the policy limit) of your pre-paid, non refundable travel costs if you have to cancel your trip before you depart; in addition, this coverage provides up to 150 % (or the policy limit) of your pre-paid travel expenses if you have to interrupt your trip.

While your own health insurance plan will usually act as primary coverage, your travel health insurance can cover your out - of - pocket expenses up to the plan limit.

If a terrorist incident occurs where you are traveling and you want to leave the area and go home, trip interruption coverage will reimburse the insured traveler for additional transportation expenses (up to the plan limit) less any money you receive from the exchange of your airline ticket (if any).

A solo traveler with travel insurance coverage for lost or stolen bags and delayed baggage will be reimbursed for their expenses (up to the plan limit) so you can get on with your trip.

This means that secondary medical coverage will pay deductibles, co-pays, and additional out - of - pocket expenses up to the policy limit.

The first one we mentioned already: Mortgage protection insurance only covers your mortgage, while regular term life insurance covers all of your expenses (up to your coverage limits, natch».)

$ 10,000 - Provides the policyholder with coverage up to the policy limits for medical expenses, loss of wages, and other related injuries regardless of who is at fault and even if there is negligence involved.

Medical payments coverage pays medical expenses up to the limit for this coverage in the policy for you, your resident relatives, and other occupants of the watercraft injured by an accident while operating, boarding, or leaving your watercraft.

Coverage: Usually, the coverage includes legal, judgment and settlement expenses up to the limit of the policy.

This coverage (usually optional) pays the doctor, hospital bills, and funeral expenses for injuries to you and the passengers in your car, regardless of who causes the accident, up to the policy limits.

As long as the accident is covered within the terms of your policy, PIP coverage pays for medical bills, income losses and other related expenses incurred by you or your passengers (after your deductible, and up to your covered limit).

Because if expenses exceed your coverage limit with your provider, you have to make up the difference.

First Class features higher limits for all benefits plus a few extras: Cancel For any reason, Optional baggage protection up to $ 5,000 or $ 10,000, Collision Damage Waiver up to $ 50,000, Flight Accident AD&D, and a New Pet Care benefit for dogs and cats with coverage for Pet return, Pet Medical, Kennel expense in the case of delay and Trip Cancelation / Interruption due to death of a pet.

A type of auto insurance coverage that typically provides payment, up to specified coverage limits, for the insured, covered family members and covered passengers for their reasonable and necessary medical treatment for bodily injury or funeral expenses caused by a covered car accident.

While PIP and Medpay are both medical insurance coverages that will pay for reasonable medical expenses (up to your limit), they are not equal in terms of benefits.