What is the maximum coverage limit for money, bank notes, and bullion under the DP policy?

The maximum coverage limit for money, bank notes, and bullion under the Dwelling Policy (DP) is indeed $200. This limit reflects the general underwriting standards associated with the DP policy, which provides limited coverage compared to more comprehensive policies.

Specifically, the DP policy is designed to cover residential property, and as such, certain categories of property, including cash money, bank notes, and bullion, are given lower coverage limits. This limitation serves to mitigate the insurer's risk, as these forms of property can be more difficult to quantify and recover in the event of a loss.

Understanding the specific coverage limits is essential for policyholders to ensure that they recognize the scope of protection provided by their insurance policy, as well as any potential gaps that might necessitate additional coverage options.