Home insurance — also known as hazard insurance or homeowner's insurance (HOI) — is a type of property insurance built for private homes, combining protection for the structure, its contents, loss of use, and personal liability.
Auto insurance — also called vehicle, car, or motor insurance — covers cars, trucks, and other road vehicles against physical damage and bodily injury from accidents, along with the liability that can follow them.
Umbrella insurance is a liability policy that extends protection for your assets and future income above and beyond the limits of your underlying home, auto, or other primary policies.
Travel insurance covers medical expenses, losses from a travel supplier going out of business, and other costs that can arise while traveling at home or abroad.
Auto insurance covers cars, trucks, and other vehicles used for your business against physical damage, bodily injury, and liability arising from accidents.
Commercial property insurance protects against most common risks to business property — fire, theft, and certain weather damage — and can include specialized coverage such as flood or earthquake insurance.
Liability insurance protects a policyholder from the financial cost of lawsuits and similar claims, generally paying on the policyholder's behalf when a covered third-party claim is made.
Umbrella insurance is a liability policy that extends protection for your assets and future income above and beyond the limits of your underlying home, auto, or other primary policies.
Workers' compensation — often called workers' comp — is insurance that provides wage replacement and medical benefits to employees injured on the job, generally in exchange for the employee giving up the right to sue the employer for negligence.
A Business Owners Package Policy (BOP) combines property, liability, and business-interruption insurance into one policy, generally built for small and medium-sized businesses.