Sentences with phrase «loss up to the policy limits»

It usually has a small deductible, and then the insurance company pays the rest of the loss up to the policy limit.

In the event that settling the claim is the best option, or you are proven to be liable, the policy also pays for the loss up to the policy limit.

There's usually a small deductible, and then the policy picks up the rest of the cost of the loss up to the policy limit.

Once you've paid that amount towards the loss, the insurer picks up the rest of the loss up to the policy limit.

That coverage would, of course, pay the loss up to the policy limit, but there's more to it than that.

Your policy defends you against claims and pays for the loss up to the policy limit, if you're liable.

Having renters insurance over 55 means that your policy will defend you against the claim, as well as pay for the loss up to the policy limits.

A deductible is the initial part of the loss that you pay before renters insurance kicks in and pays the loss up to the policy limits.

Other than that, though, your insurance company will cover the loss up to your policy limits and the value of your car.

There's usually a small deductible, and then the policy picks up the rest of the cost of the loss up to the policy limit.

It usually has a small deductible, and then the insurance company pays the rest of the loss up to the policy limit.

You're protected from defense costs if they sue you, and you're protected from paying the costs of those losses up to the policy limits.

Once you've paid that amount towards the loss, the insurer picks up the rest of the loss up to the policy limit.

Your policy will defend you against lawsuits and pay for losses up to the policy limit.

Middletown rental home insurance provides policyholders with legal protection and will pay out on losses up to the policy limits.

A deductible is the initial part of the loss that you pay before renters insurance kicks in and pays the loss up to the policy limits.

Having renters insurance over 55 means that your policy will defend you against the claim, as well as pay for the loss up to the policy limits.

It agrees to assume the responsibility for legal defense of your title for any defect covered under the policy's terms and to reimburse you for actual financial losses up to the policy limits.

Not exact matches

You can claim up to the total policy limit in personal property losses, though if your policy is written with an appropriate amount of coverage it may not be necessary to go that high depending on the type of loss.

After meeting your deductible (usually $ 500 or $ 1,000), Jersey City, NJ renters insurance kicks in and pays the rest, up to the policy limits, after a loss.

Like homeowners insurance, condo insurance will replace any property belonging to the unit's owner or family members in the event of a loss, up to the limit of the policy.

After a loss, you will file an insurance claim and receive compensation up to the limit of your policy, after your deductible amount is subtracted.

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.

Harvest Park renters insurance prevents you from having to replace your personal property after a loss like a fire out of your own pocket, up to the policy limit.

When a loss occurs it may be covered up to the total limit under this section of the policy.

This coverage may help pay to repair or replace the structure — up to the limits stated in your policy — if it is damaged by a covered loss.

If your RV is stolen, an animal causes damage to your RV, or it is damaged in a hail storm, your comprehensive insurance would provide coverage for your losses, after your deductible and up to the limits you've selected in your policy.

For any loss greater than $ 1,000, your insurance will pay the remainder, up to your policy limits.

Basic renters insurance will reimburse you for the loss of property (up to your policy's coverage limit) if destroyed, damaged, lost or stolen in any one of 16 different events:

In the event of a fire, you will file a claim for the loss, pay the deductible for your policy, and then receive compensation for the remaining costs of your loss, up to the limits of your policy.

Generally defense costs are outside of the policy limits, meaning that the money spent for your defense doesn't eat away at the money available to pay for the loss should you end up being liable.

This just means that your personal property is covered up to the amount it would cost to replace it, subject to deductible and policy limits, in the event of a loss.

If settlement isn't practical, that defense will be there for you when the case is tried, and the policy will pay for the loss if it gets to that point, up to the policy limit.

For example, no matter the personal property claim limit chosen by a renter, renters insurance policies typically only cover up to about $ 2,000 of jewelry in the event of a loss.

Other residents who have losses in excess of their policy limits or who don't have renters insurance are likely to be lining up to sue the negligent party.

Minnesota renters insurance covers both the defense costs as well as the costs of the loss, up to the limit of liability on the policy.

Fortunately, your landlord insurance policy may be able to shield you from losses associated with these problems and will frequently include coverage for court costs and legal defense fees, up to your coverage limit.

If there's a loss, all you contribute is a few hundred dollars for the deductible, they pick up the rest of the cost of replacing your property, up to the policy limit.

In other words, it's the amount of money that you spend out - of - pocket before the policy kicks in and covers the rest of the loss, up to the policy limit.

Most standard home insurance policies will provide Loss of Use protection up to 20 % of your dwelling coverage limit.

Fortunately, in this type of situation, your landlord insurance policy may be able to shield you from the losses associated with these problems and will typically include coverage for court costs and legal defense fees, up to your purchased coverage limit.

If the insured dies, the policy pays a death benefit, up to the policy limit, that could help the company bridge any financial gaps created by the loss while the survivors decide how to proceed.

Personal property coverage may help pay to replace your stuff after an unexpected loss, up to the limits stated in your policy.

So, if your belongings are stolen from a moving truck or a storage facility, you'll likely find that insurance will help cover the loss — up to the off - premises coverage limits in your policy.

You can use uninsured motorist property damage to cover damage to or total loss of your insured vehicle, up to the limits that are stated in your policy.

Most standard home insurance policies will provide Loss of Use protection up to 20 % of your dwelling coverage limit.

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.

As the name suggests, a Replacement Cost policy will pay up to policy limits the cost necessary to replace property destroyed by a covered loss, with no deduction for depreciation.

If you experience a break - in and theft, insurance can cover your losses up to the limits you set on your policy.

These policies will pay for losses according to actual cash value to replace your home and possessions minus depreciation, or by replacement cost value (the actual cost of replacing your home or belongings up to your policy limit less depreciation).