I’m looking at buying a co-op apartment in Manhattan but am concerned that I’ll lose my entire investment if the building is destroyed in a terror attack (i.e., that I’ll have to pay the entire amount of the mortgage even if the building is destroyed). Does the standard insurance policy that co-op buildings have cover terror-related losses, or can private residents buy insurance against terrorism? Thanks.

 

The war is costing them so much yet they are letting the government spend like it’s free money. They think the smartest people are managing the country, but it’s not the case. If the country was a company and management team was running the company into deep debt, wouldn’t share holders fire the management? If [...]

 

It must not exclude acts of war/god/ or terrorism either. If you were asked to leave your home, wouldn’t you want a full comprehensive insurance plan to protect your family’s investment for the future? Do Israeli banks provide this service at good rates?

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