Actual Cash Value (ACV) means your insurance pays based on depreciation rather than replacement cost. This can significantly reduce your payout after a loss.

Whether your policy pays replacement cost or actual cash value changes your payout by thousands — upload to see which you have with an Instant Policy Review:

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An endorsement is a modification to your policy that can add, remove, or change coverage. Many policyholders are unaware of what endorsements they have or whether they actually need them.

You may be paying for endorsements you don't need or missing ones you do — upload to see what's on your policy with an Instant Policy Review:

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Ordinance or law coverage helps cover the cost of bringing your home up to current building codes after a loss. Without it, those additional costs may fall entirely on you.

If your home is older, not having this coverage could leave you paying out of pocket to bring it to code — upload to check with an Instant Policy Review:

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Homeowners policies vary widely in what they cover. Limits, exclusions, and endorsements all play a role in determining your actual protection.

Every policy is different — upload yours and see your specific coverages, limits, and exclusions in 60 seconds with an Instant Policy Review:

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Exclusions define what your policy does not cover. These are often the most important parts of the policy because they determine when a claim will be denied.

The exclusions are where claims get denied — upload your policy to see exactly what yours are with an Instant Policy Review:

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