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Title: Renters Insurance: Terms and Glossary | MyMoneyMyQuotes


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Renters Insurance Terms and Glossary
  • some of the common important terms to know

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  • Familiarizing yourself with the common insurance
    industry terms for renters insurance is very
    important so you can understand your coverage and
    at the same time better equipped to negotiate for
    the best price on your renters insurance quote or
    policy.

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Here are some of the common and important terms
to know
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Actual Cash Value (ACV)
  • Current cash value of the property. This is
    calculated by reducing depreciation from the
    replacement cost.

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Additional Living Expenses (ALE)
  • This coverage usually pays for hotel
    accommodation, meals, and other temporary rentals
    or living expenses while the rental home is being
    repaired.

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Annual Limit
  • A maximum cap on the amount your insurance
    company will pay out to you in any
  • calendar year.

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Appraisal
  • An appraisal is an unbiased professional
    evaluation to determine the insurable value of
    property or amount of a loss.

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Claim
  • A formal request made by a policyholder to an
    insurance company to recover for damage or loss
    covered through the policy coverages.

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Coverage
  • Insurance coverage basically represents
    specifically, how much protection your insurance
    policy provides. Usually, there are several
    different types of coverages listed in an
    insurance policy.

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Deductible
  • Deductible is the amount of money the
    policyholder agrees to pay in an insurance claim
    before the insurance company starts paying based
    on the insurance coverages.

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Depreciation
  • A reduction in the value of property due to time,
    wear and tear.

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Effective Date
  • The effective date for renters insurance coverage
    or policy is the date when your coverage or
    policy officially becomes active. It is this date
    when a policyholder can start receiving services
    and your insurance company will pay out the
    benefits.

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Endorsement
  • An insurance amendment to a renters insurance
    policy may be used to change the terms of the
    policy by making additions, deletions, exclusions
    or otherwise alter any coverages.

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Exclusion
  • An exclusion in a policy narrows the scope of
    coverages provided by the insurance company. It
    is a means or a policy provision that eliminates
    or reduces coverage for some of the events or
    certain types of risks.

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Grace Period
  • An insurance grace period in a renters insurance
    is a specific amount of time during which
    policyholder can pay off an overdue balance
    without coverage lapse.

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Liability Coverage
  • Liability coverage on a renters Insurance policy
    covers for bodily injury and property damage.

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Limit of Liability
  • It refers to the maximum amount of money your
    insurance company is on the hook for if there is
    an event of damage or loss.

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Limits
  • A limit is a maximum amount your insurance
    company will pay for a claim filed against a
    covered loss as defined in your renters insurance
    policy.

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Peril
  • A peril is a specific cause for a loss or damage.
    Among many others, usual perils covered by
    renters insurance include burglary, fire,
    vandalism, falling objects, water-related damage
    and electrical surge damage.

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Qualifying Event
  • An event that triggers your renters insurance
    coverage to become active. For example, a fire,
    water leak or theft.

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Rider Endorsement
  • A rider (also referred to as endorsement) allows
    a renters insurance holder to raise the claim
    limit of a specific category, such as jewelry.

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Total Loss
  • A loss so large that the property or possession
    is considered to be of no remaining value.

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