
ALE coverage is part of standard home insurance, tenant insurance or condo insurance plans. It reimburses you in the event that you need temporary accommodation while your home is rebuilt or repaired after a covered peril causes a claim. For example, if a fire heavily damages your home, ALE will cover your temporary living expenses while repairs are completed. Dwelling coverage protects the home, contents insurance covers lost possessions, and ALE covers the increases in living expenses while you get back on your feet. Covered expenses include:
Home insurance covers a lot more than people think. It's common knowledge that it will reimburse you for physical damage to your home. However, people often don't know the secondary effects, such as personal liability insurance, contents insurance, and additional living expenses coverage. Important things to know about ALE:






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Who Needs Additional Living Expenses Coverage?
Anyone who owns a home. ALE is automatically included as a standard coverage in most house insurance policies without any added work from the policy holder. If you already have a house insurance policy, it is almost certain you already have ALE coverage. Speak with your Morison Insurance broker to know more.
What Does Additional Living Expenses Not Cover?
Exclusions include:
What Is The Recommended Limit For Additional Living Expenses?
A limit of 20 to 30% of total policy value is common. Individual priorities differ, so speak with your Morison broker to confirm the right limit for your situation.