Ch6: Homeowners Flashcards

(47 cards)

1
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Define “Personal Property Insurance”

A

homeowners forms

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2
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Define “Persons Inured”

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named insured and any dependants

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3
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What is the Named Insured?

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The person(s) named on the policy

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4
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Define a “Dwelling”

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private residence

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5
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Define the Premisis

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the address noted on the policy

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6
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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
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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”

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limits automatically adjusted by inflation or mid-term losses

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10
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Define “Tear Out”

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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”

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

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12
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Define “Freezer Food” protection

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

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13
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Define “Lock Replacement”

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

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14
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Define “Fire Department Charges”

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

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15
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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”

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building + property - deductible

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17
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Define “Dwelling and Private structures”

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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
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Replacing Personal Property

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Replacement cost on most personal property

20
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What do you receive actual cash value for

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  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
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You receive electric media for

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only cost to recovery from duplicates/backups

22
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You receive records/books of account for

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blanks + cost to recopy/transcribe

23
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Describe “Coverage A”

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  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”

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10% of the limit of Coverage A

25
Describe "Coverage C"
property of others while on premises excludes: roomers/boarders
26
Define personal Property
stuff owned or used by the insureds for building maintenance
27
Define on premises coverage
global coverage if temporarily off premises
28
Property of Students
is covered if living away from home for school
29
Define Equipment
cd player, radio, powered by vehicle
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There is special limits of insurance for
theft and all perils
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Coverage on property damaged by insured perils... *restricted payments*
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
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Coverage for property stolen or lost
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
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Name the replacement values of dwelling buildings
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
Define a single limit policy
limits from coverage A-D combined into 1
35
List all the available endorsements
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
List the 5 types of habitational forms
Condo Insurance Tenants Insurance Rented Dwelling Insurance Mobile Home Seasonal Dwellings
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What are the two types of Condo policies?
Basic & Comprehensive
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Define a Condo
units owned separately but together forming a strata / condo corp.
39
Define the common elements
landscaping, parking, hallways, amenities, etc.
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Describe the unit owners policy
covers personal property, additional living expenses, and loss assessment
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Describe unit additional protection
covers value of unit when strata’s insurance isn’t enough.
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Describe unit improvements (upgrades)
structures and materials / supplies used
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Define the basis of settlement
same as homeowners form
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Define the tenant package forms
Property + additional living expenses
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what are the mobile home insurance coverages
1. Coverage A - Mobile home building 2. Coverage C - Personal Property
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Emergency Removal expenses...
are up to 5% of dwelling amount of insurance (disconnecting power/water) *NO coverage in transit*
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Define "moving" (mobile home)
levelling jacks or utilities disconnected