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General Aggregate

What is a General Aggregate?

A general aggregate is the maximum amount the insurance company will pay for losses when the policy is active. The general aggregate limits the amount paid to the insured, not the number of claims. For example, the insurer will pay if your car has insurance up to $10,000, the general aggregate limit and the claim amount is $7,000. The insurer will cover any further losses till they reach the $10,000 general aggregate limit.
Kyle Jeziorski

Kyle Jeziorski

Senior Director


Kyle Jeziorski is the market-facing client leader at the Innovation Practice of The Baldwin Group, with nearly a decade at the boutique broker and more than that in the insurance industry. Before The Baldwin Group, Kyle worked at Marsh on…

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