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Most insurance providers in the current insurance industry cover almost everything, but there are some things that an insurance provider will never pay and they can come as a surprise when you thought they were going to pay. Some of the circumstances that might result to your insurance not paying up are as follows:-

1. When you Break The law 
Most insurance agencies will do a thorough investigation in order to establish the circumstances under which you got your injuries or how your property was damaged. If it happens that your illegal acts led to you getting injured or your property getting damaged, then your insurance is highly likely not going to cover your health care or repair costs.

2. When You Stage-Manage
When you plan your injury or an attack on your property and the insurance provider finds out, you are definitely not going to receive coverage and all the bills will come to you. Stage-managing events will actually cost you and the insurance will never pay up once they find out. 

3. Travel Vaccinations 
Most health insurance providers might not cover the cost of your travel vaccinations. Most of them will cover vaccinations that have routinely been recommended as preventive care within your area, but for the tropical diseases which aren’t an issue within your country, your health insurance will most likely not cover their vaccination.

4. Pre-existing Conditions 
Most insurance providers won’t fully pay for pre-existing conditions whether health conditions or property damage. For health pre-existing conditions, some insurance agents will have plans to cater for some of the costs, but this is usually rare. As for pre-existing property damage, no insurance will ever cover that. 

There are more things that most insurance providers will not pay for, but the above ones are some of the most common ones. It advisable to always check with the insurance providers and read their clauses carefully in order to avoid nasty surprises. 
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