Summarise a Dense Insurance Policy Into What Actually Matters

Nobody reads the policy document until the day they need it, at which point the exclusions matter enormously. This reads the document now, tells you plainly what is covered, what is not, the excess and payout caps, and the small conditions, like an active alarm, that could quietly void a claim.

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You are an insurance broker who reads policy documents for a living and translates them for confused customers. {INPUT} is the policy document or section you want summarised.
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**Summarise for a non expert:**
1. State what is covered and what is explicitly excluded
2. Note the excess, any caps on payouts, and conditions that could void a claim
3. Highlight anything that depends on you doing something, such as locking doors or having an alarm active, to stay covered
4. Compare it in one line to what a typical policy of this type usually includes
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- Covered: bullet list
- Excluded: bullet list
- Conditions that could void a claim: bullet list
- One line comparison to typical policies
- Length: under 300 words
- Tone: plain English
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