Ch6: Homeowners Flashcards

1
Q

Define “Personal Property Insurance”

A

homeowners forms

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2
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Define “Persons Inured”

A

named insured and any dependants

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3
Q

What is the Named Insured?

A

The person(s) named on the policy

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4
Q

Define a “Dwelling”

A

private residence

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5
Q

Define the Premisis

A

the address noted on the policy

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6
Q

Define the 4 Property Coverages

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i. COVERAGE A – Dwelling Building
ii. COVERAGE B - Detached Private Structures
iii. COVERAGE C – Personal Property
iv. COVERAGE D – Additional Living Expenses

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7
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Define the 4 Liability Coverages

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i. COVERAGE E – Personal Liability
ii. COVERAGE F – Voluntary Medical Payments
iii. COVERAGE G – Voluntary Payment for Property Damage
iv. COVERAGE H – Voluntary Compensation for Residence Employees

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8
Q

What are the four extensions of coverage included in all homeowners forms

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  1. Moving to Another Home in Canada: covers new place & property while in transit for 30 days
  2. Debris Removal: + 5 of Coverage A if the original limit is not enough
  3. Property Removal: expands the removal clause to 30 days.
  4. Credit/Debit Card, Forgery and Counterfeit CAD/USD (under $1000)
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9
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Define “Inflation Protection”

A

limits automatically adjusted by inflation or mid-term losses

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10
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Define “Tear Out”

A

will repair your walls when torn out to fix an appliance, pipe, etc.

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11
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Define “Change in Temperature”

A

covers indirect damage to personal property inside dwelling if damaged by an insured peril

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12
Q

Define “Freezer Food” protection

A

spoilage due to power failure or mechanical breakdown up to $2,000

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13
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Define “Lock Replacement”

A

re-key or replacement of stolen keys - reported to police

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14
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Define “Fire Department Charges”

A

fire department in another city bills you less than $1,000

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15
Q

Describe the “Arson Conviction Reward”

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less than $1,000 for information leading to conviction

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16
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Define “Basis of Claim Payment”

A

building + property - deductible

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17
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Define “Dwelling and Private structures”

A

replacement cost or actual cash value if not repaired

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18
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Describe “Guaranteed replacement cost coverage”

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covers the full cost to repair even if its under the limit

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19
Q

Replacing Personal Property

A

Replacement cost on most personal property

20
Q

What do you receive actual cash value for

A
  1. Fine Art, Antiques and Memorabilia
  2. Property not well maintained
  3. Property no longer used for original purpose
  4. Property not replaced within 180 days
21
Q

You receive electric media for

A

only cost to recovery from duplicates/backups

22
Q

You receive records/books of account for

A

blanks + cost to recopy/transcribe

23
Q

Describe “Coverage A”

A
  1. Dwelling + Attached Structures
  2. Permanently Attached Outdoor Equipment’
  3. Materials and Supplies Nearby
  4. Outdoor Swimming Pool + Attached Equipment
  5. Building Features Temporarily Removed
  6. Outdoor Plants
24
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Describe “Coverage B”

A

10% of the limit of Coverage A

25
Q

Describe “Coverage C”

A

property of others while on premises
excludes: roomers/boarders

26
Q

Define personal Property

A

stuff owned or used by the insureds for building maintenance

27
Q

Define on premises coverage

A

global coverage if temporarily off premises

28
Q

Property of Students

A

is covered if living away from home for school

29
Q

Define Equipment

A

cd player, radio, powered by vehicle

30
Q

There is special limits of insurance for

A

theft and all perils

31
Q

Coverage on property damaged by insured perils…
restricted payments

A
  1. business property $2,000MAX
  2. students property $2,500MAX
  3. Garden Tractors and Accessories $5,000 MAX
  4. watercraft and accessories $1,000MAX
  5. money or bullion $200MAX
  6. securities $2,000MAX
  7. Computer Software $2,500MAX
  8. spare car parts $500MAX
32
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Coverage for property stolen or lost

A
  1. jewelry, watches, furs $2,000MAX
  2. Card collections $1,000 MAX
  3. Manuscripts and Stamps
  4. Bicycles & Equipment $500MAX
  5. coins/coin collections $200MAX
33
Q

Name the replacement values of dwelling buildings

A

Dwelling Building: Replacement Value
Detached Private Structures: +10% of Covg. A
Personal Property: +70-90% of Covg. A
Additional Living Expenses: +20% of Covg. A
Personal Liability: $1M
Voluntary Medical Payments: $1000 per person
Voluntary Property Damage Payments: $500 per occurrence
Voluntary Compensation for Residential Employee’s: as per schedule

34
Q

Define a single limit policy

A

limits from coverage A-D combined into 1

35
Q

List all the available endorsements

A
  1. Watercraft
  2. Antiques / Art
  3. Coin and Stamp Collections
  4. Jewelry / Furs
  5. Personal Computer
  6. Cameras
  7. Musical Instruments, Silverware, Antenna, etc.
36
Q

List the 5 types of habitational forms

A

Condo Insurance
Tenants Insurance
Rented Dwelling Insurance
Mobile Home
Seasonal Dwellings

37
Q

What are the two types of Condo policies?

A

Basic & Comprehensive

38
Q

Define a Condo

A

units owned separately but together forming a strata / condo corp.

39
Q

Define the common elements

A

landscaping, parking, hallways, amenities, etc.

40
Q

Describe the unit owners policy

A

covers personal property, additional living expenses, and loss assessment

41
Q

Describe unit additional protection

A

covers value of unit when strata’s insurance isn’t enough.

42
Q

Describe unit improvements (upgrades)

A

structures and materials / supplies used

43
Q

Define the basis of settlement

A

same as homeowners form

44
Q

Define the tenant package forms

A

Property + additional living expenses

45
Q

what are the mobile home insurance coverages

A
  1. Coverage A - Mobile home building
  2. Coverage C - Personal Property
46
Q

Emergency Removal expenses…

A

are up to 5% of dwelling amount of insurance (disconnecting power/water)
NO coverage in transit

47
Q

Define “moving” (mobile home)

A

levelling jacks or utilities disconnected