What type of information does the declarations page include?

The declarations page of an insurance policy serves as a summary of key aspects of the policy. It typically includes vital pieces of information such as the name of the insured, the type of coverage, the property being covered, the policy period, and the premium amount. This is where important details about "who" the insured is, "what" is being insured, "when" the coverage is effective, "where" the insured property is located, and "how" much the premium is, are clearly laid out.

This page acts as a reference that encapsulates the essence of the contract in a straightforward manner, making it easier for policyholders to understand their coverage at a glance. While financial history, claims history, and environmental assessments might be relevant to various aspects of insurance, they do not appear on the declarations page itself. The focus of the declarations page is on the fundamental details that establish the contract between the insurer and the insured.