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The co-insurance provision on homeowners' policies
A) implies that more than one insurance company may be responsible for the losses.
B) provides an incentive for homeowners to insure their homes for 100% of replacement cost.
C) is meant to eliminate homeowners claims for small losses.
D) means that the homeowner will receive less than 100% reimbursement on all losses.
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Personal Finance: An Integrated Planning Approach

Personal Finance: An Integrated Planning Approach


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Such a smart group of people this forum has

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