Coverage Gap Checker
Benchmark policy parameters against common coverage benchmarks to identify areas worth reviewing.
Let's review your policy together! We won't say your policy is 'bad'—we'll just flag what looks missing or worth checking.
Step 1: Select Policy to Audit
Choose which policy line you want to benchmark against standard risk standards.
Step 2: Enter Core Policy Limits
Check your Declarations page for your primary coverage ceiling and deductible.
The maximum dollar amount your insurer will pay out under this policy section.
Amount you pay before insurer reimbursement activates.
Step 3: Endorsements & Key Risks
Check optional riders and special asset exposures.
Your Policy Review Report
What This Means
A classification of Worth Reviewing does not mean your policy is defective or that you made a mistake:
- Missing Information Gaps: Often, policy documents omit key endorsements (like water backup or true own-occupation definitions) unless specifically requested by the policyholder.
- Inflation Drift: Construction materials and medical costs rise 4–7% annually. A limit set 5 years ago may have experienced significant purchasing power erosion.
- Opportunity to Save or Shield: Reviewing these items with your licensed carrier allows you to plug vulnerabilities before a claim occurs.
How We Evaluated Your Policy
Important Assumptions
Exact terms, exclusions, and statutory endorsements in your physical declarations page supersede any diagnostic estimate.
Mandatory statutory limits (PIP, uninsured motorist) vary across state jurisdictions.
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How This Calculator Works
Compares the limit and deductible you enter with simple benchmarks and lists the items worth reviewing. It does not read your policy.
The rules
- Auto: bodily injury liability under $250,000 per occurrence is flagged; a deductible above $1,500 is flagged; uninsured/underinsured motorist limits are always listed to check against your liability limits.
- Home: a dwelling limit under $300,000 is flagged; water backup cover and extended replacement cost are always listed to check.
- Renters, health and life: your limit and deductible are shown for reference, without a benchmark.
Assumptions and limits
- The $250,000, $1,500 and $300,000 benchmarks are our assumptions. The right dwelling limit is your home’s rebuild cost, which can be far above or below $300,000; the Home Replacement Cost Estimator gives a better figure.
- The endorsements, riders and household risks you select are not yet part of the result.
Sources
- Insurance Information Institute: How much auto coverage do I need?
- Insurance Information Institute: How much homeowners insurance do I need?
- Insurance Information Institute: Facts + Statistics: Uninsured motorists
Figures marked as our assumption are simplifications chosen by the Insurance Bhaiya Editorial Team, not market data. Results are rough estimates, not quotes or advice; check them against real quotes or a licensed professional.
Frequently Asked Questions: Coverage Gap Checker
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