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Definition of 'First Dollar Coverage'

An insurance policy feature that provides full coverage for the entire value of a loss without a deductible. Typically, first dollar coverage exists all the way up to the full amount on the policy.


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Investopedia explains 'First Dollar Coverage'

First dollar coverage can be found on health insurance policies, homeowners' insurance and car insurance, among others. This type of insurance involves higher premiums.

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