Is your insurance outdated?
Posted in Auto, Home, Business
With the continuous hustle and bustle of life, it’s easy to put your insurance needs on the backburner. However, as your life changes, so does your insurance. Below we share common life events that may affect your coverage until you update your policy. If any of these examples pertain to you, be sure to reach out to your independent agent today and ask to review your policy.
- Teen driver
- Child attending college, living in a dorm or off-campus
- Pet
- Marriage/divorce
- Baby, adoption, foster family
- New vehicle or home, secondary or seasonal home, or rental property
- In-home business – including Mary Kay, Avon, etc.
- Uber or Lyft driver
- Renting your primary home out (e.g. VRBO, Airbnb)
- Swimming pools or trampolines
- Home Renovations – including a new roof or updated heating, electrical or plumbing systems
- Other major purchases – including a boat, ATV, trailer, snowmobile, collectibles or jewelry (e.g. engagement ring)
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