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For example, if an insured’s property is valued at $1 million, but their coverage limit is $700,000 and their policy includes an 80% coinsurance clause, they would likely receive only $43,750 after incurring $50,000 in property damage from a covered event, depending on when their deductible is applied (700,000/800,000) x 50,000 = 43,750).
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