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Jordan Expected Her Renters Policy to Replace Her Stolen Laptop. The...

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Jordan filed a renters insurance claim after a break-in. She expected to replace her laptop. Her insurer sent a check for $487. Here is why - and what to do before it happens to you.

How to File a Renters Insurance Claim: Step-by-Step Guide

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How to File a Renters Insurance Claim Step by Step When disaster strikes, whether it’s a burst pipe, a break-in, or a kitchen fire, renters...

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How to Compare Homeowners Insurance Policies

Owning a home is one of the largest financial investments most people make. Homeowners insurance helps protect that investment against a wide range of...

The Subcontractor Trap: Why Your HVAC Business May Owe Workers’ Comp Claims You Didn’t...

Hiring a sub with a certificate of insurance feels like due diligence. In most states, it isn't enough — and HVAC owners are finding out the hard way when claims land on their policy instead of the sub's.

If You Sell Alcohol, Your Business Owner’s Policy Probably Won’t Protect You from a...

A Business Owner's Policy protects your bar or restaurant from many risks — but it almost always excludes alcohol-related lawsuits. One overserved customer and a Dram Shop claim could expose your business to a seven-figure lawsuit with no coverage. Here's what liquor liability insurance covers and why it's non-negotiable for any business that sells alcohol.

What Happens When a Cleaning Employee Steals From a Client — And Your Insurance...

Most cleaning companies carry general liability insurance and assume they're covered if something goes wrong on the job. But GL won't pay a dime if an employee steals from a client. Here's the coverage gap cleaning business owners need to know about — and how to close it for a few hundred dollars a year.

Why General Liability Insurance Won’t Pay to Fix Your Faulty Work

Many contractors assume general liability insurance covers any problem on a job. In reality, the “your work” exclusion prevents the policy from paying to repair your own faulty work.
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