The age at which a dog may be sold is attached to the age of weaning. Most breeds are completely weaned by 8 weeks old, but smaller breeds are more delicate and require a longer time with their mother. Any puppy being considered for sale should be comfortable eating independently of its mother.
The cost sharing ranges from 80/20 to even 50/50. For example, if your coinsurance is 80/20, that means that your insurer covers 80% of annual medical expenses and you pay the remaining 20%. The cost sharing stops when medical expenses reach your out-of-pocket maximum, which usually is between $1,000 and $5,000.
According to the coinsurance clause, we have 4 steps to follow: 1  Multiply the value of the covered property ($217,000) by the coinsurance percentage (80%), resulting in an amount of $173,600. 2  This is the least amount of coverage Fred should have had in place to avoid the coinsurance penalty.