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What is the difference between an “all risk” policy and a “named perils” policy?

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What is the difference between an “all risk” policy and a “named perils” policy?

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A named perils policy covers losses that are due to only those perils listed in the policy. Those typically include fire, windstorm, hail, and other physical losses. An all risk policy covers losses that are due to any peril except those specifically excluded in the policy. An all risk policy provides broader protection than a named perils policy.

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