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How does the homeowners policy pay for damage to covered personal property?

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How does the homeowners policy pay for damage to covered personal property?

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The special homeowners policy pays for loss or damage to personal property on an actual cash value basis. This is determined by taking the replacement cost value and subtracting depreciation based on age and obsolescence. If you want coverage for personal property on a replacement cost basis, you can purchase a HO-5 type policy or add a Personal Property Replacement Cost endorsement.

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