Which information is typically found on the declarations page?

• A. The policy's premium schedule.
• B. The insured name, policy period, and coverage limits.
• C. The insurer's capital reserve.
• D. The broker's contact number.

Answer: (B)

The declarations page is where the policy is personalized for the insured and sets the basic terms that define the contract. The most important pieces shown are the insured’s name, the policy period, and the coverage limits. These details identify who is protected, when the coverage applies, and how much protection is provided for each risk. While other information like the premium may appear here, the core function of the declarations page is to confirm who is covered, for how long, and under what limits. Internal items such as the insurer’s capital reserves aren’t part of the policy’s public, customer-facing terms, and the broker’s contact number isn’t a standard, defining element of the policy itself.