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North Carolina Department of Insurance - Homeowners Insurance: Common Endorsements (scheduled personal property, guaranteed replacement cost, inflation guard, water backup)

Publisher
North Carolina Department of Insurance
Edition
undated page
Last checked
2026-09-29
Status
Publication of the North Carolina Department of Insurance, a state agency
Edition and licensing notes

Publisher. North Carolina Department of Insurance (ncdoi.gov)

Edition. undated page; retrieved 2026-09-29

Status. Publication of the North Carolina Department of Insurance, a state agency.

What this document is

North Carolina Department of Insurance - Homeowners Insurance: Common Endorsements (scheduled personal property, guaranteed replacement cost, inflation guard, water backup) is a reference published by North Carolina Department of Insurance (ncdoi.gov). It is one of the North Carolina documents that insurance license exam questions are written from, including north carolina property & casualty practice questions. This page summarizes it and points to the official version, which is the text to rely on.

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  • N.C. DOI, Homeowners Common Endorsements (Scheduled Personal Property Endorsement)
    “This endorsement is sometimes called a “personal article floater.” It covers possessions of high value that are more mobile than most household goods.”

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Questions about this source

North Carolina Department of Insurance - Homeowners Insurance: Common Endorsements (scheduled personal property, guaranteed replacement cost, inflation guard, water backup) is a reference published by North Carolina Department of Insurance (ncdoi.gov). Edition: undated page; retrieved 2026-09-29.

No. This page summarizes the document and links to the official version. Always rely on the text published by North Carolina Department of Insurance (ncdoi.gov) for the current law.

Practice questions for North Carolina Property & Casualty cite this document.

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