Aggregate Amount includes which types of loss?

• A. Money, property, or service
• B. Money only
• C. Property only
• D. None

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that the Aggregate Amount reflects the total value of all losses caused by a crime, not just money. It includes money, property, or services, so you add up every type of loss to get the full figure.

Think of it like this: if the offense results in cash being taken, a valuable item being stolen, and someone’s services being improperly used or billed, all of those losses are combined. For example, taking $120 in cash, a $300 laptop, and a service valued at $80 adds up to an aggregate amount of $500. That total value is what the aggregate amount represents.

That’s why the other possibilities don’t fit: it’s not limited to money alone or to property alone, and there is indeed a loss in the scenario, so the aggregate amount includes multiple types of loss.