1. Know
about exclusions to coverage: Most insurance
policies do not cover flood or earthquake damage as their standard item. These
types of coverage must be bought separately and in many cases are expensive.
2. Know
about dollar limitations on claims: Even
if you are covered for a risk, you should know about how much the insurer will
pay. Most policies have a limitation on the amount paid for stolen jewelry
unless items are insured separately.
3. Know
the replacement cost. When your
home is destroyed, you will receive the cost for replacement up to the maximum
of your coverage. So you should evaluate annually to ensure you have enough insurance.
4. Know
the actual cash value: you
will receive actual cash value for many items instead of -replacement cost. That
cash value will cost less depreciation.
5. Know
the liability: Many homeowner
insurances cover you for accidents that happen to other people on your
property, including medical care, court costs, and awards by the court.
However, there is usually an upper limit on amount of coverage provided. Be
sure that it’s sufficient to cover your potential liability.
I hope this information is useful.
Should you need assistance with any of your real estate
needs, please contact
Have a Supreme Day!
Sheila M. Wilkinson-Sanders

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