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This is Betty.
Let’s say she decided to really read her cottage’s insurance policy after the renters had a massive music festival indoors. She’s covered for party damage, right?
Let’s say she decided to really read her cottage’s insurance policy after the renters had a massive music festival indoors. She’s covered for party damage, right?
Let’s say she only looked into her auto insurance coverage after her husband backed the boat trailer and her new SUV into the lake. Her pride and joy is covered, right?
Let’s say she only looked into her auto insurance coverage after her husband backed the boat trailer and her new SUV into the lake. Her pride and joy is covered, right?
Let’s say he only read the fine print of his home insurance after the pipes in his new house failed the test of winter. He’s covered for clean up, right?
Let’s say he only read the fine print of his home insurance after the pipes in his new house failed the test of winter. He’s covered for clean up, right?
Let’s say he only peeked at his commercial insurance policy after his employee’s Monte Cristo sandwich experiment lit the office kitchen up. He’s covered for fire damage, right?
Let’s say he only peeked at his commercial insurance policy after his employee’s Monte Cristo sandwich experiment lit the office kitchen up. He’s covered for fire damage, right?
Let’s say he only read his insurance policy after his ski boat became a little float-challenged leaving the boat house. He’s covered for sinking, right?
Let’s say he only read his insurance policy after his ski boat became a little float-challenged leaving the boat house. He’s covered for sinking, right?
Insuring what you own used to be a straight-forward exercise. Which explains why people often skip the details and make the easiest choice. Then they don’t find out they’re not covered until they actually need it. (Like Howie, Mandy, Al and the other folks mentioned in our Insurance IQ Quizzes linked above).
Too much has changed in the world for that approach to work anymore. From the very real impacts of climate change to cyber-security and privacy, to the threat of litigation when you least expect it, insuring what you own today is more complex than ever.
At The Commonwell, we think it’s time to rethink how you insure businesses, homes, cottages, farms and other assets. ‘Think’ is the key word there. Add ten or fifteen minutes to your insurance-buying exercise to ensure you truly understand your policy and what it covers. Understand the exclusions, get help wading through the fine print. Take a few minutes with an expert to fit the policy to your real needs. Then you’re back on the easy path, knowing your insurance will fit when you need it.
The farm, home, cottage, business, boat or car you own are all unique to you. So you’ll want to choose the right insurance policy to fit. The rules and the lingo may seem a little daunting, and your instinct may be to make the easy choice, fast. Make the right choice instead. Contact a Commonwell broker or agent after browsing the products below, and we’ll get to know you and your stuff before matching a policy to fit, together.
WHEN YOU ADD NEW RIPPLES, C.A.R.E. GROWS.
The Commonwell’s corporate social responsibility program – Create a Ripple Effect (C.A.R.E.) – started in 2011. Since then, we’ve donated $3 million and countless hours of volunteer time in the communities we serve and call home
It’s all good news so far and we’re excited to announce C.A.R.E. is about to create even more ripples as we make plans to grow the impact of our social good programming.
Please note that while the C.A.R.E program will pivot during COVID-19 , allowing us to do as much good as possible right now, work behind the scenes continues on its evolution and we’ll be ready to share our new ideas and opportunities as soon as the crisis is behind us.
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