06/18/2025
Happy Wednesday! Let's dig in to some of the term you might now understand on your insurance policy.
1. Deductible
What it seems like: A fee you pay to start your claim.
What it really is: The amount you must pay before your insurance starts covering costs.
Example: $1,000 deductible on a $5,000 claim means insurance pays $4,000.
2. Exclusion
What it seems like: Something optional.
What it really is: Specific things your policy does not cover.
Example: Flood damage might be excluded unless you have separate flood endorsement.
3. Rider / Endorsement
What it seems like: A loophole or technical clause.
What it really is: A custom add-on that extends or adjusts your coverage.
Example: Adding coverage for expensive jewelry or a home business setup.
4. Liability
What it seems like: Something legal or courtroom-related.
What it really is: Your legal responsibility if someone else suffers injury or damage — and you're found at fault.
Example: A customer slips in your store — liability insurance may cover legal costs and compensation.
5. Replacement Cost
What it seems like: Just another price term.
What it really is: The amount needed to replace an item with a brand-new one, without subtracting for depreciation.
Very different from "Actual Cash Value," which pays less.
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