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Aggregate Deductible

Aggregate Deductible

Definition

Aggregate Deductible — the maximum amount the insured can pay as deductibles over a specified period, typically 1 year. Offers protection to the insured from a high frequency of losses; sometimes called "annual aggregate deductible."

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