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Coverage A Through F (Homeowners)

Coverage A through F are the six lettered parts of a standard homeowners policy: A is dwelling, B is other structures, C is personal property, D is loss of use, E is personal liability, and F is medical payments to others.

The lettered coverage parts on a homeowners policy. A: dwelling. B: other structures. C: personal property. D: loss of use. E: personal liability. F: medical payments to others. Example: a homeowners declarations page might list Coverage A at $400,000, B at $40,000, C at $200,000, D actual loss sustained, E at $300,000, F at $5,000.