A fuller guide to this term is on the way. In the meantime, the related terms below explain the ideas around it.
Related Brickyard terms
- Replacement CostA claim payout method that pays what it costs to buy a new equivalent item, without deducting for wear.
- ClaimA formal request you file with your insurer to be paid for a covered loss or medical expense.
- Homeowners InsuranceCoverage that protects your house and belongings against damage and covers you if someone is hurt on your property.
- Auto InsuranceCoverage for your vehicle that can pay for accidents, theft, and damage you cause to others while driving.
- DepreciationThe loss in an item's value over time due to age and use, which insurers factor into some claim payouts.
- Coverage LimitThe most an insurance policy will pay for a covered loss, above which you cover the rest yourself.
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