A money policy provides cover for:

A money policy typically provides coverage for all risks of loss, destruction, or damage to money and monetary instruments. This broad coverage encompasses various situations that could lead to a financial loss, including theft, fraud, and accidental loss. The intent behind such a policy is to protect businesses or individuals from a wide range of risks associated with their monetary assets.

By offering comprehensive protection, this type of policy is designed to mitigate the financial impact of various unforeseen events, ensuring that the insured is adequately covered against the diverse nature of risks that could arise. In contrast, the other options are too restrictive and do not capture the full extent of the coverage offered by a money policy. Options that limit coverage to specific causes or types of loss, such as accidental loss or theft only, fire and specified perils only, or forcible or violent theft only, do not align with the overarching purpose of a money policy, which is to protect against a broader array of risks.