Which of the following is NOT a supplementary payment under Coverage A of a Personal Auto Policy?

The correct choice reflects an aspect of the Personal Auto Policy that distinguishes certain types of payments as supplementary but does not classify loss of income in the same way. Coverage A of a Personal Auto Policy provides benefits for damage to the insured's vehicles and also includes supplementary payments for various costs and expenses that arise in the context of a claim.

Loss of income typically refers to a reduction in earnings due to an inability to work caused by an accident, which insurance policies generally do not cover as part of the auto insurance framework. Instead, supplementary payments under Coverage A include expenses like loss of earnings for attending court as a witness or bail bond expenses, but not for loss of income as a direct consequence of an accident.

The other choices—daily earnings losses, bail bond expenses, and post-judgment interest—are all categories that the policy explicitly recognizes as supplementary payments. This categorization recognizes the additional financial burdens that may occur from an auto-related incident but does not extend to general loss of income from employment.