Which of the following is NOT a supplementary coverage included in the PAP?

In the context of a Personal Auto Policy (PAP), supplementary coverages are additional protections that enhance the primary coverage offered by the policy. Each of the options presented corresponds to different types of supplementary coverages, except for the one that refers specifically to home damage.

Bail bonds can be a supplementary coverage under a PAP, providing financial assistance for the insured in legal matters following an accident. Loss of earnings also qualifies, as it compensates the insured for lost wages due to time off work related to an accident covered by the policy. Appeal bonds and interest serve a similar role by covering costs associated with an appeal after a judgment, providing further legal support.

On the other hand, coverage for home damage is not a supplementary coverage of a Personal Auto Policy. Instead, home damage would typically fall under a homeowners insurance policy, as it relates specifically to property that is not covered under typical auto insurance policies. This distinction makes it clear that such coverage does not belong to the supplementary provisions of a PAP, as its focus is primarily on vehicular incidents rather than property loss related to a residence.