Not exact matches
For example,
Part B coverage only
covers 80 % of costs, leaving
policy holders having to
cover the remaining 20 %.
As an aside, keep in mind that a significant
part of the payment would go to the mortgage
holder, if any, and that a homeowner's insurance
policy almost never
covers the
part of the value of a home that is attributable to the land that it is build upon, rather than that building that was destroyed itself.
Split form liability has three
parts, each of which provide a distinct area of protection to
covered policy holders.
This is in stark contrast to the bodily injury portion of an auto liability
policy, which only
covers the expenses of the other driver (not the
covered policy holder) and other passengers in the non-
covered vehicle - but only in instances of liability on the
part of the
policy holder.
In a unit linked insurance plan there are two
parts in the premium a client pays, the first
part of the premium goes into
covering the life of the
policy holder and the second
part goes into investments.
Some
part of the premium paid is utilized to offer insurance
cover to the
policy holder while the remaining portion is invested in various equity and debt schemes.
A
part of the premium paid is utilized to provide insurance
cover to the
policy holder while the remaining portion is invested in various equity and debt schemes.
A
part of the premium goes towards life
cover (mortality charges) and other
policy charges (premium allocation, administration, fund management etc) and the remaining is invested in funds as per
policy holder's discretion.
But unlike traditional
policies, only a
part of the premium is used to provide insurance
cover for the
policy holder; the remaining amount is invested in the funds as selected by the
policy holder.
For a
covered policy holder to have coverage on a
part like that, they usually have to add a special endorsement at significant additional cost.
It
covers the cost of automobile repair and replacement of damaged
parts even if it is the fault of the
policy holder, irrespective of the other party's liability insurance.
Part of the premium paid by you goes towards providing the insurance
cover and the balance is invested in types of instruments desired by the
policy holder.