Most state minimums require that your policy covers liability, personal injury protection and uninsured motorist
protection up to a certain amount.
Not exact matches
I'm no expert, but this is what i've heard... The bank is protected by mortgage insurance (paid by the homeowner) and that
protection could mean that they are better off having the loan fall through (by rejecting the short sale) since the insurance protects them
up to a
certain amount.
Purchase
protection — If your item is damaged or stolen, you will be covered
up to a
certain amount for your purchase.
In these favorable states, your primary home (NOT a second home or investment property) is
protection from creditor liens and a forced sale in a
certain amount ranging
up to 100 % of its equity from all creditors except for, of course, your home mortgage provider.
Purchase
protection — If your item is damaged or stolen, you will be covered
up to a
certain amount for your purchase.
Travel insurance for Canadians may be purchased as single trip coverage, which provides financial
protection up to a
certain dollar
amount, or annual trip coverage, which may cover multiple trips.
If you are disabled in an accident, personal injury
protection also covers your lost wages for three years
up to a
certain amount until you recover.
When you purchase this kind of Morgan Hill
protection, your personal possessions will be covered
up to a
certain amount of losses.
Natural disaster
protection is also usually standard,
up to a
certain amount, on Florence renters insurance policies.
Personal injury
protection also covers your lost wages
up to a
certain amount if you are unable
to work due
to your injuries.
Property damage
protection will pay for the damages incurred
to your car, other vehicles or other property that has been damaged in an accident,
up to a
certain amount.
Bodily injury and personal injury
protection will take care of any medical related expenses and often have a clause for loss of income as well as funeral and burial costs
up to a
certain amount.