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... $1 ,000 are common today, ISO has removed the special limit of $1 ,000. • &# 160HO 04 43 Replacement Cost Loss settlement For Certain Non-Building Structures On The Residence Premises Endorsement This optional endorsement will now provide replacement cost for swimming pools, therapeutic baths and hot tubs that are "inground" or "semi-inground,: with walls and floors made of reinforced masonry, cement, metal or fiberglass. • &# 160HO 04 95 Water Back-Up And Sump Discharge Or Overflow ISO has removed the $5 ,000 limit, replacing it with a schedule to provide selected limits of $10,000, $15,000, $20,000 or $25,000. • &# 160HO 05 43 Residence Held in Trust This endorsement is being replaced by ... . • &# 160Toy Vehicle Provision There was concern that the previous policy provided no liability coverage off premises for toy vehicles designed for use by small children. The policy now states that the motor vehicle exclusion does not apply off premises for a vehicle "designed as a toy vehicle for use by children under seven years of age, powered by one or more batteries and not built or modified after manufacture to exceed a speed of five miles per hour on level ground" . So, thankfully, now extends coverage to these toys - unless Dad "soups it up" to go more than five miles per hour! • &# 160Expected or Intended Injury The exclusion for Expected or Intended injury in the previous policy has an exception which states that the exclusion does not apply to "bodily injury ...

... to gather employee information for quotation. Some carriers today are offering payroll-deduction plans for personal lines coverages for employees of large firms. 14. Cross-Selling Existing Clients To prevent other agents or brokers from getting their foot in the door, offer all clients you insure both personal and commercial insurance coverages. Also include the sale of life and group insurance products to existing p/c clients. This will further cement your relationship with that client and helps retention. If your firm is commercially oriented, you may be afraid to sell personal lines to your VIP commercial accounts because a mistake could cost you a major account. Producers have to be comfortable with the expertise of those employed in the respective departments before they will be willing to cross-sell accounts. Once you've identified which of the previous sources of business have ... interest to them. 13. Other Industries Some firms have found it very beneficial to link up with other types of businesses to provide personal lines insurance for the clients of that business. Examples are real estate firms, financial institutions, car dealers, etc. It may also be worthwhile to approach a few of your larger commercial clients to offer personal lines insurance to their employees, especially hospitals, manufacturing firms, etc. The agent could arrange time on-site to gather employee information for quotation. Some carriers today are offering payroll-deduction plans for personal lines coverages for employees of large firms. 14. Cross-Selling Existing Clients To prevent other agents or brokers from getting their foot in the door, offer all clients you insure both personal and commercial insurance coverages. Also include the sale of life and group insurance ...

.... Selling to your clients 2. Placement of accounts with your carriers Impor... is doing the work; is marketing/placement assistance provided; is service su...