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Owning a home is one of the largest financial investments most people make. Homeowners insurance helps protect that investment against a wide range of...
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Movers Cracked Dana’s $1,900 TV. Her Renters Policy Paid Nothing, and...
Movers cracked Dana's $1,900 TV. Her renters policy paid nothing, and the moving company owed her $18. Here is the coverage gap almost no renter sees coming.
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A driver assumed her own policy would cover the gap when her mother's car insurance ran out. It called the car "furnished for her regular use" instead.
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Alex Reyes Saved $640 a Year by Excluding His Son From the Policy. His...
Alex Reyes saved $640 a year by excluding his son from his auto policy. When his son rear-ended a pickup, the insurer denied the entire $19,000 claim. Named driver exclusions are one of the cheapest discounts and one of the most expensive risks.
Your Liability Policy Pays the Hurt Customer. It Won’t Pay the $40,000 to Pull...
A general liability policy pays the customer your product hurt. It won't pay the bill to run the recall itself. Here's the coverage that fills that gap.
The Manufacturer Named Her Boutique an Additional Insured. Repackaging the Product Erased the Endorsement...
A manufacturer's insurer added an online retailer as an additional insured on its liability policy. One box of repackaged product was enough to erase it.
