A type of insurance purchased by an employer to protect against financial loss due to dishonest acts committed by employees who handle valuable property or funds.
Fire insurance is a type of property insurance that covers damage and losses caused by fire. It is typically part of a broader homeowner’s insurance policy and is essential for protecting real estate investments against fire-related incidents.
Flood insurance is an insurance policy that covers property damage specifically due to natural flooding. Although offered by private insurers, it is largely subsidized by the federal government.
Title insurance is a protective policy that assures the transfer of clear title in real estate transactions. It protects against potential disputes over ownership and ensures that both lenders and buyers have security over any claims that might arise after the property transfer.
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