About us
Definitions for "Policy excess"
Keywords:  claim, damage, contribute, excess, accidental
Related Terms: Compulsory excess, Voluntary excess, Excess, Loss, Full coverage, Deductible clause, Occurrence coverage, Medical payments insurance, Liability limits, General aggregate limit, Franchise, All-risk, All risk coverage, Underinsurance, No-fault insurance, Claims-made form, Occurrence policy, Claims-made policy, All risk, Accidental death and dismemberment, Umbrella liability insurance, First party coverage, First party benefits, Settlement, Claims, Insurance, Excess insurance, All risks, Personal auto policy, Umbrella liability policy, Under-insurance, Occurrence form, No-fault, Auto insurance, Claims-made coverage, Personal injury protection, Umbrella coverage, Sum insured, Medical payments coverage, Umbrella policy, Umbrella , Contribution, Accident insurance, Excess liability insurance, Claim, Primary insurance, Underinsured motorist, Pip , Indemnity, Umbrella liability
The amount you will have to pay when you make a claim. For example, this may be the first £100 of a £1000 claim for damage caused by a fire.
acmortgages.co.uk
When you take out your insurance cover you will have agreed to pay a policy excess amount as a contribution to settling your claim. The reason for insurers wanting a contribution towards the cost of repairs is to prevent people from claiming for minor damage such as broken wing mirror etc. Δ back to top of page
driveassist.co.uk
The amount to be paid by the customer in the event of a claim being made.
i4insurance.co.uk
View 3 more results
Keywords:  exclusions, schedule
Policy exclusions Policy schedule
mortgage-terms.co.uk