Home owner's insurance question


Reading through my policy it would appear that through the personal property section an audio system is covered for loss.  No special rider is necessary.  But the replacement cost section states that the insurance company won't pay until you actually replace your stereo system.  If one makes a big claim, let's say $100,000, how does one pay this first if you're going to get paid afterwards?  What if you don't have the money to re-buy your system or you choose not to replace it?  Can any insurance experts explain to me how these home owner policies actually work?
philharmonicpete

Showing 1 response by uncledemp

I think these are great questions to clarify with your agent. They should know or be able to find out details regarding your specific situation and answer your concerns.

I agree with one of the other posters stating the quality of your rep is an important/critical link in the service chain. I’ve been with the same carrier over 35 years, but did have to request a change in reps one time 15 years ago. Otherwise, smooth sailing.

Best,

Gary