Tuesday, June 11, 2019
Understanding Additional Living Expense Insurance Coverage
Anthony Ruggeri started as a claims adjuster with an insurance company based in Marlton, New Jersey (NJ) and moved to higher positions with various insurance companies. A southern NJ resident, Anthony Ruggeri currently serves as program claims manager of Armour Risk Management Limited, where his duties include dealing with additional living expense (ALE) coverage claims.
ALE coverage is a standard component of the majority of condo, renters, and homeowner’s insurance policies. If a fire or other covered disaster causes your home to be unlivable, ALE may help pay the additional expenses, through reimbursement, for living somewhere else while repairs are made.
It can cover restaurant meals, hotel bills, pet boarding expenses, and other living costs that arise while your home is undergoing repairs. In most cases the ALE coverage limit is 20 percent of the house insurance; this limit varies from company to company. Keep in mind this is for additional expenses incurred due to a disaster; it can’t be used to pay for a family member’s tennis lessons.
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