A blanket additional insured endorsement is an insurance policy endorsement that automatically provides coverage to any party to which the named insured is contractually required to provide coverage. A blanket additional insured endorsement is most commonly found in liability insurance policies, though it is typically not a feature of the policy language. KEY TAKEAWAYS A blanket additional […]
Pitfalls of Additional Insured Endorsements
Looks can be deceiving when it comes to additional insured endorsements. They may not be as broad they seem. Many contain exclusions or limitations that aren’t apparent until a loss occurs. Here are some pitfalls to watch out for if your business is covered, or is covering another party, under a liability policy as an additional insured. Ongoing Operations One […]
Additional Insured Endorsements in Construction
To get on a job, contractors often have to show proof of insurance and name the individuals hiring them as additional insureds on the contractors’ commercial general liability (CGL) policies. By doing this, the individuals hiring the contractors hope that the additional insured endorsement will defend them in case they get sued for something relating […]
IN: How Can I Save Money On My Home Insurance?
Dear Valued Customer, In this issue of the “———————“ we focus on how you can save money on your home insurance. There are smart ways to save on home and auto insurance; however, there are also mistakes that can result in being dangerously underinsured. Mistakes like: 1. Insuring a home for its real estate value […]
Five Insurance Mistakes To Avoid & Still Save Money
Avoid these pitfalls when buying auto, home, flood and renters insurance. Saving money feels good. And shopping around when you’re looking for insurance coverage is a great way to do it. However, simply reducing your coverage or dropping important coverages altogether is like diet without exercise—focused only on numbers, not on results. Don’t risk ending […]
How Much Homeowners Insurance Do I Need?
If disaster strikes, you’ll want enough homeowners insurance to rebuild the structure of your home, to help replace your belongings, to defray costs if you’re unable to live in your home and to protect your financial assets in the event of liability to others. Use these guidelines to help determine the coverage and amounts you […]
Home Buyers Insurance Guide
14 Things to consider before you sign on the dotted line Shopping for your dream house? There are many considerations when looking at real estate, like property taxes, school district, the appeal of the neighborhood—and, of course, the bottom line. Don’t overlook the financial implications of homeowners insurance as part of your overall investment. Use […]
About Renters Insurance
If you rent a house or apartment and think that your landlord is financially responsible when there is a fire, theft or other catastrophe—think again. Your landlord may have insurance to protect the building you are living in. But your landlord’s policy won’t replace your personal possessions or pay for your living expenses while the […]
Peer-to-peer home rental
Understand the implications of renting your home to strangers. Before you consider renting out your home, your guest room—or even your couch—first contact your insurance professional so you fully understand the financial risks and can take the proper precautions. Here’s some general information to jumpstart your insurance conversation. If you are considering renting out your […]
IN: Why Do I Need Insurance If I Rent My Home?
Dear Valued Customer, In this issue of “———————“ we focus on Renters Insurance. Renters insurance provides financial protection against the loss or destruction of your possessions when you rent a house or apartment. Not only that, because renters insurance covers only the value of your belongings, not the physical building, the premium is relatively inexpensive. […]
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