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What is a holdback?

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What is a holdback?

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While most policies today provide for replacement cost coverage for both building and contents, insurance companies are not required to pay the replacement cost value upfront, but rather the depreciated or actual cash value. In order to collect withheld depreciation on either building or contents the requirements are that the building be repaired or replaced, contents be repaired or replaced and the replacement cost claim be spent on those repairs or replacement.

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