Homeowner policies have important differences that can affect whether claims are paid, according to a study scheduled to be published early next year in the University of Chicago Law Review. The problem is that those differences are poorly understood. Some policies provide $1,000 per item damaged by a sudden electrical current, and others pay an aggregate of $1,000. Some include mold and lead coverage, while others don’t. The article includes several tips for buyers.
Wall Street Journal December 3, 2011
Home Insurance Trap?
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