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PSA about Homeowner’s Insurance 

  • Writer: Jennifer Harris
    Jennifer Harris
  • Feb 14
  • 1 min read

Some insurance companies have denied claims due to title of a property being in a trust and the insurance being in the individual homeowner’s name. When the trust itself is not explicitly listed as the insured party on the policy, the insurance company does not legally have to cover damages to a property owned by the trust, even if the individuals living there are the beneficiaries.  With so many insurance issues that have been affecting homeowners lately,  don’t let this happen to you.  It takes 5 minutes to call your insurance company and add the name of your trust as an "additionally insured". It doesn’t cost anything and you can then rest assured your covered.



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