In the context of insurance, full coverage refers to an insurance policy that covers all insured losses in full, without leaving the policyholder responsible for any out-of-pocket expenses related to a covered event.
Out-of-pocket expenses are expenditures from an individual's personal financial resources, often for business or personal uses. Common examples include unreimbursed costs for supplies, travel, and services.
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