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What is Exclusion?
An exclusion is a cause of loss or type of property that the policy explicitly does not cover. Common exclusions include flood, earthquake, wear and tear, and intentional acts.
Examples
- Standard homeowner policies exclude flood — you need a separate NFIP or private flood policy.
- Auto policies exclude racing and commercial use.
- Health plans may exclude elective cosmetic procedures.
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