drulletillägg
English translation: accidental damage cover
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|  Selected response from: Agneta Pallinder United Kingdom Local time: 22:53 | ||||||
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| 4 +1 | accidental damage cover |
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| 5 | all risk coverage |
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| 4 | personal possessions coverage |
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peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1accidental damage cover Explanation: See here: http://www.confused.com/home-insurance/articles/home-insuran... |
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all risk coverage Explanation: drulletillägg = allrisktillägg => all risk coverage Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Home_insurance Reference: http://www.if.se/web/se/privat/radochtips/ordlista/pages/all... |
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personal possessions coverage Explanation: I'll add this to the list of possibilities. As with many insurance translation questions, you really need to identify exactly what is being referred to: is this an insurance contract you're working on (so you can identify exactly what things, and what events are covered?), or is this a blog where someone is generally giving an opinion. Generally 'drulletillägg' is an extra option for home insurance, and generally all home insurance covers 'accidental damage'. The extra comes in specifying what more is covered for accidental damage. As Sven rightly indicates, 'drulleförsäkring' is equated with 'allriskförsäkring'. The definition question is what (types of things, and types of incidents) is being covered and where (in the home, or elsewhere). As in the references below (and http://kundservice.trygghansa.se/jag-har-rakat-ut-for-en-sto... These refer to items covered, as in mobile phones, etc. and where, as in lost outside the home. This reference (http://www.churchill.com/home-insurance/extras) provides some good reading to differentiate various 'optional extras'. This gives you a clearer idea of the different covers offered (at least in the UK). You can find a lot of hits for all these terms, so pleasant reading. Then you have my favorite for the US, 'Blanket coverage'... sounds cosy (http://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/blanket_insurance.asp) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2014-11-27 15:32:30 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- The correct term is 'Cover', sorry for that oversight. Reference: http://www.lararforsakringarbloggen.se/?p=7010 https://www.compricer.se/forsakring/hem/page/drulle |
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