It is a device into which you plug your iPhone. When you do so, the device charges your iPhone. In it's simplest form, that's it. An iPhone Dock could also have alarm functions, speakers, a radio, etc. Here are some other examples: Best iPod/iPhone speaker docks of 2015 - CNET.
A deductible is the portion of the claim that is the policyholderâs responsibility to pay. In Florida, there is an âAll Other Perilsâ (AOP) deductible and a âHurricaneâ deductible. The standard AOP deductible is a fixed amount, which is usually $1,000. The hurricane deductible is a percentage, usually 2%, of the dwelling coverage on a single family home and 2% of the personal property coverage (or $500, whichever is more) on a condominium unit policy.
Insurance retention (IR) is the portion of an insurance claim not covered by the insurance company. It is that portion of any loss paid by the insured. A deductible is the most common example of insured retention although there are other types of retentions. An insurance deductible on a liability policy is the amount that must be paid or reimbursed by the insured for each claim paid by the insurance company. In the case of third party claims, insurance companies must pay any legitimate covered claim and seek reimbursement of the deductible from their insured.