Across
- 4. Typically used for rental properties
- 6. The insurance company
- 8. The date on which an insurance policy becomes active
- 13. The portion of your home insurance policy that covers the cost of replacing your possessions, sometimes referred as "Coverage C"
- 15. Best type if insurance policy for single family homes and both dwelling and contents are all risk
- 16. The person covered by an insurance policy
Down
- 1. Most common type of policy for homeowners insurance where the dwelling is covered at all-risk while contents are covered as named perils
- 2. The cost associated with replacing personal property at current market price
- 3. A person who reviews and evaluates an application for the insurance
- 4. A decrease in value of property or belongings
- 5. The amount sought through an insurers claim
- 7. Sometimes referred to as "Coverage F" and will cover the medical costs if someone is injured on your property and does not want to sue you
- 9. The amount paid by the insurer or lender to the insurance company to obtain or maintain insurance
- 10. Usually for Condo or Townhome homeowners and does not cover the exterior of the unit
- 11. Typically used when renting a residence and does not include coverage on the structure
- 12. Refers to a specific risk or cause of loss covered by an insurance policy such as fire, hail, or theft
- 14. Coverage on a policy that usually provides a benefit over and above the dwelling policy limits to protect the policyholder from inflaterion in building costs, abbreviation for extended replacement cost
