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Do's and Don'ts of Employee Benefits
During October and November a majority of people will be having open enrollment for benefits. We encourage you to take the time to thoroughly review your benefit options. Make sure you pick the best options for your situation and do not leave any benefits on the table. Below are some do’s and don’ts when reviewing your employee benefits.
The short and sweet of liability insurance
Understanding your liability insurance is an important part of your financial planning.
What is liability insurance?
Becky Eason, CFP®
Do you know your insurance coverage? If you don’t, you’re not alone. It’s fair to say that most people don’t know what their insurance coverage limits are and what exclusions they have. For the month of September we are going to be focused on liability insurance. Liability insurance is found within many types of insurance policies, but the most common are home, auto and renters. It’s so important that you can even purchase a stand alone liability policy, known as an umbrella policy. You might be wondering, what is liability insurance? It’s a part of your general insurance policy that protects you, the policy holder, from a lawsuit and helps cover the cost of damage from an accident.
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