Applies to movable property, wherever it is located, within the territorial limits specified in your policy. The coverage "floats" with the property.
an insurance policy covering loss of movable property (e.g. jewelry) regardless of its location
a form of insurance that allows you to insure valuable items separately
a separate policy that provides additional insurance for your valuables and covers them for perils not included in your policy such as accidental loss
a type of insurance that covers movable property - - like jewelry, for example - - wherever it is, within limits stated in the contract
a unique plan wherein the value of sum insured opted can be used by all the members of the family or by a single-family member
Insurance protecting against the loss of movable property, jewelry or furs for example, regardless of its location. The coverage "floats" with the property. Also known as Valuable Article insurance.
An insurance contract that applies to property wherever it is moved, rather than applying only at a fixed location.
Additional coverage for items not included in the basic policy such as expensive jewelry or antiques.
Additional coverage for personal property such as jewelry, artwork, or antiques not otherwise included in the homeowners policy, or included for a nominal coverage amount. The coverage "floats" or moves with the property. Also called "Scheduled Personal Property Endorsement."
A form of insurance that applies to movable property, whatever its location, if it is within the territorial limits imposed by the contract. The coverage "floats" with the property.
Insurance policy that covers property wherever it is located.
Coverage for property that moves from location to location either on a scheduled or unscheduled basis. If the floater covers scheduled property, coverage is listed for each item. If a floater covers unscheduled property, all property is covered for the same limits of insurance.
A separate policy designed to extend the coverage of the basic insurance policy for an item or collection of items. It's called a floater because sometimes the asset may “float” from location to location with the owner's use.
Sometimes called a rider, this is additional coverage for special items such as expensive jewelry or antiques.
An Inland Marine Insurance policy covering various kinds of property at more than one location or while moving between locations.
A form of insurance that covers movable property within the territorial limits and subject to the terms and conditions established by the policy. The term is derived from the fact that the insurance "floats" with the property.
Property insurance for items that are moved from location to location, covering losses wherever they occur.
An insurance policy, separate from the basic homeowners or renters policy, which covers specific items of personal property. The coverage "floats" with the property — that is, it applies to the property wherever it is located, within the limits stated in the contract.
A policy which covers property at many locations, even worldwide and in the course of transit, i.e., the protection "floats around" with the objects insured.
A type of insurance coverage on moveable possessions like art, jewelry and furs that protects against loss of property, regardless of where the object is lost, stolen or damaged.
Attached to a homeowners policy, a floater insures movable property, covering losses wherever they may occur. Among the items often insured with a floater are expensive jewelry, musical instruments, and furs. It provides broader coverage than a regular homeowners policy for these items.
An insurance policy that covers the same property at different locations or within defined boundaries. (See also, Inland Marine.)
A floater is a type of insurance that covers movable property, like jewelry, wherever it is.
An insurance policy that covers property that can be moved from one location to another for both transportation perils and perils affecting property at a fixed location.
An insurance policy that covers specific items of personal property, such as jewelry.