Sentences with phrase «types of crime coverages»

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The type of policy you choose and the amount of coverage you need will depend on the size and value of the home; whether you own the land the home is built on; and the risks in the area (severe weather events and crime rates), among other factors.

This decision illustrates a significant gap in coverage under a crime policy for these types of cyber risks.

How often a car may be victimized by a crime or the driver's personal statistics and driver's license record will affect how much is paid in premiums for these types of coverage.

Crime statistics, the type of police protection (municipal, county, or state) you have and the type of fire protection (paid or volunteer) you have can all make a difference in the coverage that you are eligible for on your home.

The nature of your crime will greatly affect the type of coverage you'll qualify to receive.

Cyber crime insurance is a new type of liability coverage that shields your company from large financial losses associated with this kind of crime.

Cyber crime insurance is a somewhat new type of liability coverage.

Cyber crime insurance is a new type of liability coverage that shields your business from large financial losses associated with data theft.

These types of crimes are scary, but getting back on your feet will be easier with homeowners insurance coverage from your Edina insurance company.

Cyber crime insurance is another type of liability insurance coverage.

A rather new type of liability coverage, cyber crime insurance is becoming essential for many businesses as cases of electronic data theft continue to rise.

A relatively new type of liability coverage, cyber crime insurance has become increasingly necessary as instances of electronic data theft are on the rise.

Three different types of insurance coverages may be needed to protect the brokerage from these threats: Errors & Omissions / Miscellaneous Professional Liability Insurance («E&O» or «MPLI»); Cyber Insurance; and Crime Coverage.