Homeowner Insurance Definitions Flashcards

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Homeowner Insurance

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Sold as a personal package policy designed to cover a broad range of exposures related to owning or renting a part of a home

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HO-2

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Named peril form

Burden of proof for a covered loss is on the insured.

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HO-3

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“Special Form”

combines broad and open perils.

Burden of proof that the loss is excluded is on the insurance company.

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HO-4

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Renters insurance

Broad Form coverage for contents.

Designed to cover the contents of a tenant living in a non-owned structure.

Does not provide coverage except for the improvements and betterments that the tenant may have made to the structure at his or her expense

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HO-5

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Deluxe Policy - “Comprehensive Form”

Broadest Homeowner form

Open peril coverage on both buildings and contents

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HO-6

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Broad Form - “Unit-Owners Broad Form”

Condominium owners

Structural portion of the condo and contents owned by insured.

Improvements and betterments covered by the broad perils

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HO-8

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“Modified Coverage Form”

Most limited HO form

ACV Basic peril coverage for buildings and contents paid

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Loss of Use

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Combines Fair Rental Value and Additional Living Expense.

indirect losses such as rent, food, and laundry, which result from a covered property loss

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Liability Coverage

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Third party coverage

Medical bills
Property Damage
Lost wages
Pain and Suffering
inconvenience caused by an insured
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Occurrence

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An incident

Repeated or continuous exposure to similar harmful conditions

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Bodily Injury

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bodily harm
sickness
disease
death

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Property Damage

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Physical damage to property including loss of use

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Coverage A

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Dwelling

Replacement cost
80% coinsurance clause
10% of Coverage A provided for necessary upgrades

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Coverage B

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Other structures

10% Coverage A - 1-2 family dwellings
5% Coverage A - 3-4 family dwellings

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Coverage C

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Personal Property
50% Coverage A - 1-2 family dwellings
30% Coverage A - 3 family dwellings
25% Coverage A - 4 family dwellings

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Coverage D

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Loss of Use
30% Coverage A - HO-2, 3, 5
30% Coverage C - HO-4
50% Coverage C - HO-6
10% Coverage A - HO-8
17
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Coverage E

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Section II - Personal Liability

Pays those harmed by the occurrence on behalf of insured when legally liable.

Legal defense paid without limit

18
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Coverage F

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Section II - Medical Payments to Others

pays medical bills incurred by others in accident regardless of fault or liability.

  • min. limit of $1000/person/occurrence
  • will pay if claimed within 3 years of DOL
  • does not pay for insureds or pain and suffering