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Aggregate — Insurance Glossary | AtlasBrokers
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Aggregate

The maximum total amount an insurance company will pay for all covered losses during a specific policy period, typically one year. Once the aggregate limit is reached, no further claims will be paid. Common in commercial and liability policies.

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