One of the more common myths of our time is that the standard insurance policy is a shield against losses. It forgets two key facts. The first is the way insurers calculate the amount of the loss. In the case of a vehicle or the contents of our homes, this is not the retail price for replacing what has been damaged. It’s more usually the current market value. The reason is simple. Under normal circumstances, we cannot be better off as a result of a claim. Take the average piece of furniture in our homes. It has been standing there for months, if not years. It has been used, and there will be signs of wear and tear. If the insurer was to replace the old with new, we would benefit. Thus, whenever we buy something new, it almost immediately st … insurance
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