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Cyber Liability Insurance for Small Businesses: What It Covers

Small businesses use technology every day to communicate with customers, process payments, store information, and manage their operations. If an email account, computer system, or cloud-based service is compromised, the business may face expenses related to investigating the incident, restoring data, notifying affected individuals, and responding to claims. Cyber liability insurance is a type of

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Two vehicles parked in the same direction after a minor rear-end collision near Colorado Springs.

When the Other Driver’s Insurance Falls Short

A car accident can become more complicated when the at-fault driver has no insurance or does not carry enough liability coverage to address the injuries they caused. Your own auto policy may provide another source of protection. Uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage—often abbreviated as UM/UIM—is designed to address certain bodily injury damages caused by a

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Split business scene showing property damage in a storefront and a design error in an architectural model.

General Liability vs. Professional Liability Insurance: What’s the Difference?

Liability insurance can help protect a business from certain claims, but different policies are designed for different risks. Two common types are general liability insurance and professional liability insurance. General liability generally addresses certain claims involving bodily injury, property damage, and personal or advertising injury. Professional liability generally addresses certain claims arising from professional services,

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Multigenerational family gathering for a photograph in a Castle Rock park during autumn.

Life Insurance Beneficiary Mistakes That Can Create Problems Later

Choosing a life insurance beneficiary may seem straightforward, but the designation can determine who receives the policy’s death benefit. A beneficiary form that is incomplete, outdated, or inconsistent with the rest of your financial plan can create delays and disputes. Marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, the death of a beneficiary, and changes in

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Covered motorboat on a trailer inside a secure storage building during a snowy Colorado winter.

Does Boat Insurance Cover Your Boat During Winter Storage?

Putting your boat into storage may end your boating season, but it does not eliminate the possibility of damage or loss. A stored boat can still be affected by theft, vandalism, fire, severe weather, falling objects, and other hazards. Whether your insurance applies depends on your policy, the type of coverage you selected, and whether

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Travel trailer secured beneath a covered RV storage structure while hail and storm clouds remain outside.

Do You Need RV Insurance When Your RV Is in Storage?

When your RV is parked for the season, it may be tempting to cancel the insurance until you are ready to travel again. After all, an RV that is not on the road cannot be involved in a driving accident. Storage reduces some risks, but it does not eliminate them. An RV can still be

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