Insurance Considerations for Vacation Homes and Second Properties
While a vacation home offers relaxation and family memories, it also brings unique insurance considerations that differ from your primary residence.
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While a vacation home offers relaxation and family memories, it also brings unique insurance considerations that differ from your primary residence.
Read MoreStandard homeowners policies generally cover many sudden and accidental losses, but some of the most financially disruptive events are often excluded or only covered in limited ways.
Read MoreMany carriers offer identity theft coverage as an endorsement or optional add-on, designed to help with covered recovery costs such as legal fees, lost wages and administrative expenses related to personal identity theft.
Read MoreWith options ranging from smart thermostats to whole home security systems, can smart home devices help lower your homeowners insurance premiums?
Read MoreInsurance should never be a “set it and forget it” decision. Life changes—such as buying a new home, adding a vehicle or hiring employees—can all impact your insurance needs.
Read MoreWe understand how winter weather impacts our region, and we believe in the power of prevention. Here, we offer a few proactive steps to help you reduce risks and avoid unnecessary disruptions.
Read MoreWhile pools offer relaxation and fun, they also come with responsibilities, especially concerning safety and insurance.
Read MoreJohn E. Dowd Jr. was on WWLP discussing what you need to know about flood insurance.
Read MoreAs you shake off the remnants of winter and begin your annual spring cleaning, don’t forget to inspect your home for any damage caused by the harsh New England weather.
Read MoreGiven the unpredictability of weather patterns, flood insurance is worth considering even if you’re not in a high-risk area.
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