Frank purchased a $150,000 insurance policy for his home, which is valued at $125,000, with the hopes of making a $25,000 profit in the event his home is destroyed. After Frank burns his house down, he files a claim against his homeowners policy. Assuming that Frank's policy includes an overinsurance provision, how much will his insurer indemnify Frank for his loss?
Frank purchased a $150,000 insurance policy for his home, which is valued at $125,000, with the hopes of making a $25,000 profit in the event his home is destroyed. After Frank burns his house down, he files a claim against his homeowners policy. Assuming that Frank's policy includes an overinsurance provision, how much will his insurer indemnify Frank for his loss?
Answer: $0 By purchasing extra insurance with intentions to defraud the insurer, Frank voided his insurance policy and he will receive nothing.
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