Actual Cash Value
Actual Cash Value
In
insurance, the
cost to the
insurance company to replace a good covered by a policy. The actual cash value is the original cost of the good, less
depreciation and
obsolescence. In order to receive coverage for a good's actual market value, that good must be listed specifically in the insurance policy. The actual cash value is related to a good's
market value.
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