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The following topics pertain to the Wisconsin Insurance Plan Homeowner Program. You can scroll down the page to read each one or you can click and go directly to the topic. Basic Policy Form, Coverages, and Loss Settlement Provision.
The home must be:
*If your customer purchases a new home and has a definite move-in date within two weeks of the coverage effective date, a Homeowner policy can be issued. Please provide this information on the application. Not Eligible: Renters, condominium unit-owners, seasonal dwellings, builder's risk (dwellings under construction), three or four family dwellings, and vacant or unoccupied residences undergoing rehabilitation must use our Dwelling Property Program. Active farms are not eligible.
We do not offer a Replacement Cost coverage policy. We suggest the Dwelling limit requested be the Market Value of the dwelling (not including land) plus an additional sum for Debris Removal / Site Restoration in the event of a total loss.
Minimum limit: $15,000 on Dwelling. Maximum limit: $200,000 on Dwelling. Policy limits (subject to the provisions of the policy):
BASIC POLICY FORM, COVERAGES, AND LOSS SETTLEMENT PROVISIONS. The Plan uses the Insurance Services Office Modified Coverage Form - HO 00 08. We do add limiting or exclusionary endorsements to the policy. The producer may request copies of the policy forms and endorsements in use by the Plan. Contact us with any questions. The Section I property coverage causes of loss are: fire, lightning, wind, hail, explosion, riot, aircraft, vehicles, smoke, vandalism or malicious mischief, and theft (on-premises only with a $1,000 basic limit). Personal Property losses are settled on an actual cash value basis. Partial Dwelling losses are settled on the cost of repairs using common construction methods. We do not offer replacement cost settlements for Personal Property or Dwelling coverages. The Section II coverages are Personal Liability and Medical Payments to Others. There are exclusions. For example, these coverages do not extend to rental properties or to seasonal or secondary homes owned by the insured. The statements above provide only a brief description of the coverages provided. Please review the policy for exact information on coverage, conditions, exclusions, and other policy provisions. Encourage your customer to read the policy!
The premium tables show both the $500 and $1000 deductible. A $250 deductible is available on lower valued homes (under $75,000). We require a minimum $500 deductible when the Dwelling limit reaches $75,000 and a $1000 deductible when the Dwelling limit reaches $150,000. We will require a higher deductible if the customer has an active claim history. The producer may wish to suggest a higher deductible to customers as increased deductibles lower premiums.
For $2,500 deductible: Use $500 deductible premium times a factor of .69.
We offer three additional coverage endorsements:
Premiums are found on the Homeowner Endorsements page. We have one optional exclusionary endorsement. We may exclude coverage for any or all Other Structures and the Personal Property located in the structure.
You may provide your customer with a quote for the first year premium. Of course, all quotes are subject to the submission being eligible or acceptable for coverage. Renewal premiums are subject to condition charges. Go to Premiums.
You may print Homeowner Program applications from our web site. Go to Applications. You have visited www.wisinsplan.com Most recent update: September, 2009 For more information, contact thewip@execpc.com © 2003 Wisconsin Insurance Plan |