What is Recoverable depreciation?
Definition. The portion of depreciation an insurer withholds at first but pays once repairs or replacement are completed and documented, usually with a final invoice. It is what turns an ACV payment into a full replacement cost payment. Policies set conditions and time limits for collecting it. See how recoverable depreciation works.
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