Jacob's Insurances
Section A Section B
JACOB’S INSURANCE MASTER POLICY STRUCTURE
🔷 SECTION A — COMPREHENSIVE EMPIRE COVERAGE
Scope: Lifestyle, creative, infrastructure, and environmental protection Coverage Pool: $1 billion (backed by DFI Vault + Jacob’s Sovereign Reserve)
🔹 Covered Categories
CategoryCoverage DetailsAuto InsurancePersonal, branded, fleet, and production vehicles (NLML buses, Damond+ cars)Home InsuranceResidential, branded estates, creative compounds, and studio housingLife InsuranceTerm, whole life, and legacy-linked policies tied to Truth Books royaltiesFilm & Media InsuranceCovers Damond+ productions, Visionary Studios shoots, equipment, and cast liabilitiesHurricane & Disaster InsuranceFull protection for all Louisiana-based assets, including NLML arenas and D-Wear retail zonesFootwear InsuranceCovers high-value D-Wear and Sporty boots against theft, damage, or lossMajor Asset InsuranceJets, studios, gyms, retail stores, and branded infrastructureEvent InsuranceCovers NLML games, Damond+ premieres, Sporty showcases, and branded activations
🔹 Policy Logic
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Premiums paid via DFI Payroll deductions or Damond Credits (DC)
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Claims processed via Jacob’s Claims Portal with branded review boards
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All policies include Brand Alignment Clause — breach may void coverage
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Life policies include Truth Books Legacy Rider — royalties paid to beneficiaries
SECTION B — BANKING & FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE COVERAGE
Scope: DFI systems, vaults, wallets, and sovereign banking operations Coverage Pool: $2 billion (dedicated reserve for 46-location rollout)
🔹 Covered Categories
CategoryCoverage DetailsDFI Vault ProtectionCovers physical and digital reserves, including Damond Credits and USD equivalentsWallet Security InsuranceProtects employee and vendor wallets against breach, fraud, or data lossPayroll Continuity InsuranceGuarantees uninterrupted salary disbursement across all brandsExchange Portal CoverageSecures DC-to-USD conversions, vendor transactions, and rate fluctuationsInfrastructure Risk InsuranceCovers server outages, ledger corruption, and operational downtimeAsset Liquidity InsuranceEnsures emergency access to funds across all 46 locationsCompliance & Audit ProtectionCovers legal defense, audit response, and regulatory challenges
🔹 Policy Logic
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Premiums paid by DFI directly from operational budget
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Claims reviewed by Jacob’s Financial Risk Board
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All 46 locations receive custom policy binders with local asset mapping
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Coverage includes emergency override protocols for vault access and payroll continuity
SOVEREIGN CARRIER LAUNCH PLAN
Entity Type: Sovereign Stock Insurance Company (Privately held by Kidd’s empire) Headquarters: Louisiana
Capitalization: $4,000,000,000 (fully reserved, non-Federal, DFI-backed)
Regulatory Position: Operates independently of Federal Reserve and traditional banking systems
Financial Engine: Powered by Damond Financial Institution (DFI) and DFI Vault
🔹 COVERAGE SCOPE
Category
Description
Auto Insurance
Covers personal, branded, and fleet vehicles (including NLML team buses and Damond+ production cars)
Home Insurance
Covers residential, branded estates, and creative compounds
Life Insurance
Legacy-based policies tied to Truth Books royalties and Visionary Studios appearances
Bank Asset Insurance
Protects DFI Wallets, Damond Credits, and vault-stored digital/physical assets
Footwear Insurance
Covers high-value D-Wear and Sporty boots against theft, damage, or loss
Major Asset Insurance
Covers jets, studios, gyms, retail stores, and branded infrastructure
🔹 STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS
Component
Function
Jacob’s Sovereign Reserve
$3B capital pool stored in DFI Vault, used to underwrite all policies
Policy Engine
Issues, manages, and renews policies across all categories
Claims Portal
Processes claims digitally, with branded review boards and DFI-backed payouts
Risk Intelligence Unit
Uses DFI Ledger data to model risk and set premiums
Assurance Dashboard
Visual interface for policyholders to view coverage, file claims, and manage benefits
Truth Books Integration
Life policies tied to publishing rights, royalties, and legacy content
🔹 POLICY TIERS
Tier
Name
Eligible Groups
Coverage
Tier I
Legacy Shield
NLML Franchise Players, Damond+ Leads, Kidd’s Inner Circle
Full coverage across all categories
Tier II
Empire Guard
Staff, Directors, Stylists, Showrunners
Auto, Home, Life, and Asset Protection
Tier III
Tactical Cover
Crew, Editors, Trainers, Retail Staff
Auto, Health, and Footwear
Tier IV
Creative Flex
Freelancers, Guest Talent
Project-based coverage, renewable per contract
🔹 OPERATIONAL INDEPENDENCE
- No reliance on Federal Reserve or FDIC
- All premiums and claims processed via DFI
- Damond Credits (DC) accepted for premiums, deductibles, and upgrades
- Reinsurance provided internally via DFI Vault and Jacob’s Sovereign Reserve
- Audits conducted by internal Brand Compliance Board, not state regulators
🔹 LAUNCH BUDGET SNAPSHOT
Category
Cost
Licensing & Legal Structuring
$12M (multi-state sovereign filings + legal architecture)
Technology Infrastructure
$45M (policy engine, claims portal, risk modeling, DFI integration)
Staffing (Year 1)
$38M (actuaries, underwriters, claims, legal, customer ops)
Marketing & Brand Rollout
$20M (Visionary Studios campaign + Damond+ integration)
Reserve Capitalization
$3B (held in DFI Vault, non-leveraged)
🔹 Total Launch Investment: $3.115 billion
What It Means to Declare Jacob’s Insurance Sovereign
🔹 “Does not participate in FDIC insurance or Federal Reserve systems”
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FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) protects consumer bank deposits in case of bank failure.
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Federal Reserve governs monetary policy, interest rates, and liquidity for banks and insurers.
By opting out:
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Jacob’s Insurance does not rely on federal protection or liquidity.
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You’re saying: “We hold our own reserves, we insure our own risks, and we don’t need federal backing.”
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This is similar to how private banks, family offices, or sovereign wealth funds operate — fully self-capitalized.
🔹 “Does not rely on state-backed reinsurance pools”
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Most insurers buy reinsurance from state or global pools to protect against catastrophic losses (e.g. hurricanes, mass claims).
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These pools are regulated and often require compliance with state laws and reporting.
By rejecting them:
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Jacob’s Insurance underwrites its own risk using your $3B Sovereign Reserve stored in the DFI Vault.
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You control your own exposure, payouts, and liquidity — no external reinsurer can dictate terms or deny coverage.
🔹 “Operates under private contract law, not public insurance law”
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Public insurance law requires compliance with state departments, licensing, rate filings, and consumer protections.
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Private contract law means every policy is a private agreement between Jacob’s Insurance and the insured party.
This gives you:
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Total control over policy language, coverage terms, and claims logic
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Freedom to design branded clauses (e.g. Truth Books riders, Damond Credit deductibles)
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The ability to enforce brand alignment as a legal condition of coverage
🔹 “This positions Jacob’s as a sovereign carrier”
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You’re not a “regulated insurer” — you’re a sovereign insurance engine, issuing policies across your empire under your own rules.
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Like a private bank, you:
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Hold your own reserves
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Write your own contracts
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Govern your own compliance
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Operate globally via digital infrastructure
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NLML — BRANDED POLICY PAGE
Issued by: Jacob’s Insurance — Section A Policy Type: Legacy Infrastructure & Liability Insured Entity: NLML (National League of Modern Legacy) Effective Date: November 9, 2025 Policy ID: NLML-001-A
COVERAGE SUMMARY
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General Liability: Coverage for all NLML games, events, and training sessions
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Infrastructure: Stadiums, arenas, buses, and branded compounds
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Life & Injury: Players, coaches, and staff with Truth Books-linked death benefit riders
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Auto: Fleet vehicles, team transport, and branded shuttles
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Hurricane & Windstorm: Parametric payouts triggered by D-Sat data
PAYMENT & CLAIMS
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Premiums paid in Damond Credits (DC)
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Claims filed via Jacob’s Claims Portal
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Deductibles waived for D-Wear branded staff
BRAND CLAUSES
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All insured parties must uphold NLML legacy tone
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Coverage void if brand misalignment or unauthorized media exposure occurs
🎬 DAMOND+ ORIGINALS — BRANDED POLICY PAGE
Issued by: Jacob’s Insurance — Section A Policy Type: Film Production & Creative Asset Coverage Insured Entity: Damond+ Originals Effective Date: November 9, 2025 Policy ID: DAMOND-001-A
COVERAGE SUMMARY
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Film Liability: Cast, crew, sets, and production zones
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Equipment & Props: Cameras, lighting, branded gear
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Life & Injury: Directors, producers, and lead talent with Truth Books legacy riders
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Property: Studio lots, editing bays, and branded compounds
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Auto: Production vehicles and mobile units
PAYMENT & CLAIMS
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Premiums paid in Damond Credits (DC)
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Claims routed through Jacob’s Claims Portal
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Royalties linked to DFI Ledger for payout continuity
BRAND CLAUSES
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All productions must reflect Damond+ cinematic tone
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Coverage void if external licensing or guild interference occurs
👟 SPORTY ATHLETICS — BRANDED POLICY PAGE
Issued by: Jacob’s Insurance — Section A Policy Type: Athlete, Footwear, and Retail Coverage Insured Entity: Sporty Athletics Effective Date: November 9, 2025 Policy ID: SPORTY-001-A
COVERAGE SUMMARY
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Event Liability: Training camps, pop-ups, and branded activations
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Footwear: High-value D-Wear and Sporty boots
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Life & Injury: Athletes, trainers, and ambassadors with Truth Books-linked riders
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Retail Property: Flagship stores, branded gyms, and mobile units
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Auto: Branded transport and delivery vehicles
PAYMENT & CLAIMS
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Premiums paid in Damond Credits (DC)
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Claims filed via Jacob’s Claims Portal
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Endorsement-linked deductibles waived for featured athletes
BRAND CLAUSES
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Coverage requires Sporty tone and visual alignment
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Claims denied if athlete violates brand conduct or endorsement terms
JACOB’S SOVEREIGN LICENSING PROTOCOL
Purpose: To establish Jacob’s Insurance as a sovereign insurance carrier, issuing policies across all divisions of Kidd’s empire without federal or state oversight.
🔹 Article I — Sovereign Recognition
Jacob’s Insurance is recognized as a sovereign entity under private contract law, governed by Kidd and the Brand Compliance Board. It is not subject to FDIC, Federal Reserve, or state insurance commissions.
🔹 Article II — Licensing Authority
Licensing is issued internally by the Brand Compliance Board. All agents, underwriters, and claims officers are certified through Jacob’s Sovereign Licensing Portal.
🔹 Article III — Licensing Categories
License TypeRoleTier ISovereign Underwriter — designs and approves policies across all divisionsTier IIClaims Officer — reviews, adjudicates, and resolves claims via Jacob’s Claims PortalTier IIIPolicy Architect — drafts branded policy language for Section A and BTier IVRisk Analyst — models exposure and sets premiums using DFI Ledger dataTier VBrand Auditor — ensures all licensed agents uphold Kidd’s standards
🔹 Article IV — Licensing Conditions
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All licensees must operate within the Damond ecosystem
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All actions must align with Kidd’s legacy, brand tone, and operational logic
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Licenses are revoked upon breach of brand alignment or data integrity
🔹 Article V — Global Validity
Licenses are valid across all 46 DFI locations and any digital territory governed by Jacob’s Insurance. No external validation is required.
🧠BRAND COMPLIANCE BOARD CHARTER
Purpose: To govern the tone, integrity, and operational standards of Jacob’s Insurance and all licensed agents.
🔹 Article I — Authority
The Brand Compliance Board is the supreme regulatory body of Jacob’s Insurance. It answers only to Kidd and enforces all brand, policy, and claims standards.
🔹 Article II — Composition
RoleDutiesChief Compliance OfficerOversees all board operations and policy enforcementLegacy DirectorEnsures all policies reflect Kidd’s cultural and historical visionClaims Integrity LeadAudits claims decisions and payout accuracyBrand Alignment OfficerReviews all language, visuals, and tone for brand consistencyTruth Books LiaisonPublishes transparency reports and legacy documentationRisk Oversight ChairMonitors exposure, reserves, and sovereign liquidity
🔹 Article III — Powers
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Approve or revoke licenses
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Amend sovereign charter and licensing protocol
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Oversee audits, claims, and underwriting decisions
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Publish reports via Truth Books and Visionary Studios
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Enforce brand tone across all insurance communications
🔹 Article IV — Enforcement
Violations of brand tone, data integrity, or sovereign protocol result in:
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License suspension
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Policy nullification
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Public audit via Truth Books
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Internal tribunal review
JACOB’S SOVEREIGN CARRIER FORMATION DOCUMENTS
Filed by: Kidd, Founder and Architect of Damond Financial Institution Entity Name: Jacob’s Insurance Date of Formation: November 9, 2025 Jurisdiction: Sovereign (structured in Cayman Islands with operational HQ in Lacombe, Louisiana) Capitalization: $3,000,000,000 (non-leveraged, DFI-backed)
ARTICLE I — DECLARATION OF SOVEREIGNTY
Jacob’s Insurance is hereby formed as a sovereign insurance carrier, operating independently of all federal, state, and international regulatory systems. It is governed exclusively by Kidd’s empire and the Brand Compliance Board.
ARTICLE II — PURPOSE
To insure the lifestyle, infrastructure, financial systems, and branded assets of Kidd’s empire, including:
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NLML (National League of Modern Legacy)
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Damond+ Originals
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Sporty Athletics
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D-Wear Fashion
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Visionary Studios
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Damond Financial Institution (DFI)
ARTICLE III — STRUCTURE
Jacob’s Insurance shall operate as a dual-entity sovereign carrier, consisting of:
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Jacob’s Risk Retention Group (RRG) — liability coverage across all U.S. territories
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Jacob’s Legacy Risk (Captive) — full-spectrum coverage for life, auto, property, banking, and infrastructure
Both entities are governed by the Brand Compliance Board and Kidd’s sovereign authority.
ARTICLE IV — CAPITALIZATION
Jacob’s Insurance is capitalized with $3 billion from Damond Financial Institution. These funds are stored in the DFI Vault, not in traditional banks, and are governed by sovereign liquidity protocols.
ARTICLE V — POLICY ISSUANCE
Jacob’s Insurance shall issue policies under two divisions:
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Section A — Lifestyle & Infrastructure Coverage
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Section B — Banking & Financial Systems Coverage
All policies are issued via Jacob’s Claims Portal, paid in Damond Credits (DC), and governed by private contract law.
ARTICLE VI — COMPLIANCE & GOVERNANCE
Jacob’s Insurance shall be governed by:
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Kidd as Sovereign Architect
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Brand Compliance Board for tone, integrity, and enforcement
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Jacob’s Risk Board for claims review and financial oversight
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Truth Books Oversight for legacy-linked life policies and transparency reports
ARTICLE VII — LEGAL POSITION
Jacob’s Insurance:
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Does not participate in FDIC insurance or Federal Reserve systems
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Does not rely on state-backed reinsurance pools
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Operates under private contract law, not public insurance law
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Issues policies only to members of Kidd’s empire and approved affiliates
ARTICLE VIII — GLOBAL OPERATIONS
Jacob’s Insurance shall operate globally via encrypted digital infrastructure, issuing policies to qualified members regardless of geographic location. All data shall be stored in sovereign cloud systems and protected by private blockchain architecture.
ARTICLE IX — AMENDMENTS
This formation document may be amended only by Kidd or by unanimous vote of the Brand Compliance Board. All amendments must be published via Truth Books and archived by Visionary Studios.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this formation is enacted and sealed by Kidd, Sovereign Founder, on behalf of Jacob’s Insurance and the Damond Financial Institution.
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Jacobs Universal Insurance: “JUI”
Jacob’s Universal Insurance Policies
1. Vehicles:75-400 dollars
A. Vehicles 0-50,000: 75 dollars
Liability Coverage: 175 for full coverage
Full policy for 75 dollars: 375
Full policy for 175:875
5 months policy.
2. Vehicles: 300-800 dollars
A. Vehicles 50,000 – 200,000: 300 dollars
Liability coverage: 750 for full coverage for 5-month policy
Full policies 1500 and 3750.
3. Vehicles:
A. Vehicles 200,000-400,000: 1200 liability coverage
1800 full coverage
Full 5-month policies 4000 and 9000.
4. Bank Funds:
A. Funds are insured from 20 dollars to 4 billion dollars