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What benefit limits or maximums are written into Generali - U.S. Branch's travel insurance policy?
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Generali - U.S. Branch’s travel insurance policy, filed in Alaska (AK), states that if a person is covered under more than one travel policy with the insurer for the same trip, the policy with the higher coverage limit remains in effect [1]. The maximum benefit limit as stated in the Schedule of Benefits of that policy will be the maximum benefit payable in the event a claim occurs [1]. This does not appear in these excerpts — check the full policy.
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Where this comes from (1)
[1] Generali - U.S. Branch · AK · SERFF PERR-131880980 · form GEN TIPO01.01US 01.2019 · p. 5
DUPLICATION OF COVERAGE You may be covered under only one travel Policy with us for each Trip. If you are covered under more than one such Policy, the Policy with the higher coverage limit will remain in effect. The maximum benefit limit as stated in the Schedule of Benefits of such Policy will be the maximum benefit payable in the event a claim occurs. In the event claim payment has been made under the duplicate Policy, premiums paid less claims paid will be refunded for the duplicate coverage that does not remain in effect.
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