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Which of the following is an example of a direct damage form?
Endorsements are used to modify terms and conditions of existing insurance policies.
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What is the purpose of using riders in insurance policies?
To add specific coverages to enhance existing policies.
The __________ form insures losses related to accounts receivable.
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Which type of insurance is also known as the Boiler and Machinery Policy?
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Exclusions in property insurance can include specific on-premises losses.
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What can be a strategy to enhance insurance coverage?
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Which of the following types of signs are covered by the described insurance?
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Wear and tear is covered under the common exclusions of the insurance policy.
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What is the typical insurance rate for signs?
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What is a recommended action for a broker when investigating by-law requirements?
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Coverage for property in transit is limited to Canada only.
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Coverage for glass and ornamentation is provided through the __________.
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What type of endorsement is recommended for comprehensive coverage?
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Coverage is restricted to locations specified on the __________ Page.
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Which of the following statements about the Glass Rider is correct?
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Interior glass has higher insurance rates compared to exterior glass.
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Which of the following is considered a common off-premises coverage?
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What must be explicitly described for coverage of lettering and ornamentation?
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Equipment and stock can be considered a temporary location when they are at a location owned by the insured.
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What is one example of a temporary location for insurance coverage?
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What is the main purpose of the Instalment Sales Contract Floater?
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Physical possession of the property is required for coverage under the Custody Definition.
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What form of endorsement insures predictable stock value increases in advance?
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The key endorsement form that protects against property losses due to inflation is called __________.
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Which of the following is NOT a key endorsement form?
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The Peak Season Endorsement has seen a decline in use due to the popularity of package policy coverages.
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What type of coverage does the Instalment Sales Contract Floater offer?
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Which of the following is NOT covered under Broad Water Damage Coverage?
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Electrical Breakdown coverage includes loss from short circuits.
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What type of insurance was formerly known as Boiler and Machinery Insurance?
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Businesses relying heavily on _______ equipment should consider Equipment Breakdown Insurance.
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Which type of coverage is specifically available for in-transit or temporary off-premises losses?
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Name one example of a common loss covered by Equipment Breakdown Insurance.
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Coverage for explosion of boilers is typically included in Named Perils policies.
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Study Notes
Broker's Role and Considerations
- Brokers must investigate by-law requirements and inform clients about known laws.
- Recommend adjustments to policies that cover potential additional by-law-related expenses.
- Ensure clients purchase a Replacement Cost Endorsement for comprehensive coverage.
Insuring Off Premises Exposures
- Standard coverage limits property coverage to specified locations.
- Off-premises coverage includes stock, equipment, and property in transit.
- Common off-premises coverages: temporary locations, newly acquired buildings or contents, and sales representative's property.
Understanding Temporary Locations Coverage
- Temporary locations defined as unspecified areas not indicated in the policy.
- Examples include customer locations, repair sites, and local depot holds.
- Coverage excludes property owned or controlled by the insured.
Coverage Limits at Specified Locations
- Coverage limits are applicable only at locations specified in the policy details.
Dealing with Policy Exclusions
- Brokers must enhance client coverage through endorsements, riders, or separate policies.
- Different insurers may have varying coverage forms; comparisons are essential.
- Strategies to extend coverage: endorsements modify existing policies, while separate policies cater to specialty coverage needs.
Broadening On-Premises Coverages
- Standard policies exclude certain on-premises losses; endorsements can offer additional protection.
- Key direct damage forms include coverage for signs, glass, accounts receivable, and electronic data processing.
Sign Form (IFC 51037)
- Covers various types of signs with broader coverage compared to standard limits.
- Common exclusions: wear and tear, electrical currents (except lightning), and damages from installation or maintenance.
- Insurance rates typically run ~3per3 per 3per100 of sign value, with lower rates for interior signs.
Understanding the Glass Rider (IFC 45303)
- Critical for protecting significant investments in glass and ornamentation.
- Coverage limited to scheduled types and often required by tenant agreements.
- High rate structures for exterior glass and need for explicit description for coverage inclusion.
Additional Coverages and Exclusions
- Broad Water Damage Coverage covers issues like seepage, leakage, and flooding.
- Electrical Breakdown Insurance addresses machinery programming errors and operational failures.
- On-premises coverage typically limits losses to specified locations.
Introduction to Equipment Breakdown Insurance
- Formerly Boiler and Machinery Insurance, crucial for businesses with high-risk equipment.
- Common losses include burst boilers and electrical failures.
- Equipment types covered include telecommunications, computers, and HVAC systems.
Miscellaneous Endorsement Forms
- Key forms include Instalment Sales Contract Floater, Peak Season Endorsement, and Replacement Cost Endorsement.
- Instalment Sales Contract Floater protects property under deferred payment plans from vendors.
- Peak Season Endorsement addresses predictable stock level increases during specific periods without year-round coverage costs.
Peak Season Endorsement Considerations
- Popularity has declined due to packaged policy coverages offering automatic seasonal increases.
- Insurers may implement automatic increases (e.g., 25%) of current insured values, but details can vary significantly.
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