Commercial Package Policy (CPP)

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A Commercial Package Policy (CPP) is a type of insurance policy that provides businesses with a range of coverages in one convenient package. It usually includes coverages such as Commercial Property, General Liability, Business Interruption, and Commercial Auto. The CPP combines these coverages into one simple policy and can be tailored to the specific needs of an individual business. This type of policy provides businesses with cost savings, hassle-free administration, and a consistent level of coverage.

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A Commercial Package Policy (CPP) is a type of insurance policy that provides a business owner with combined protection from a variety of physical and economic risks. Commonly referred to as a "business owner's policy," CPPs are designed to protect companies from various types of business risks, including property damage, business interruption, liability risks and first-party exposures like robbery and employee theft. Through a CPP, business owners can protect their business from a variety of different risks that can be associated with running a business, such as theft, fire, physical damage, and personal injury.

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provide almost any commercial insurance the insured might need; excludes ocean marine, worker's comp, and aviation insurance; includes coverage part and interline endorsements

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