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What to do with your UK pension
What is the average clause?
The Average Clause:
If you have under insured yourself this will result in Average being applied to your policy. The Average Clause reasons that if you have under insured yourself, you have taken a portion of the risk on for yourself and have "self-insured" it. Thus at claims stage you will only be paid out a rateable portion of the claim.
For example: Should you insure your building for R500 000 but it should actually be insured for a R1 000 000, and your claim is for R200 000. Then you will be paid out R100 000 as you are 50% under insured.
Other useful questions:
How should I insure my building in South Africa?
Where can I obtain competitive insurance in South Africa?
How do I ensure that I do not fall get the average clause applied to my insurance?
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Last update: 2008-11-25 10:52
Author: claus lauter
Revision: 1.1
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