Back to School & Insurance

August 16, 2013

For most of the children in the Ohio, the end of August means those lazy dog days of summer are coming to a close, and those books and desks are what will be opening up next. For parents, the back-to-school season is a great time of year to look over insurance policies, and make sure they are up to date. Here are some insurance situations to consider as the kiddos hit the books.

Auto Insurance:

Do you have a new driver in the house, or one that will be in driver's education this school year? If so, it's time to talk to Strachan Novak about setting them up on your auto insurance policy. Although new drivers can be a costly addition, there are some ways to save money, including the completion of safety courses and good grade discounts that you may want to discuss. That's right, what a great incentive for your child to boost grades, right? Typically, the child needs a B average or more to be eligible, and we will line you out on the specifics as they pertain to your car insurance policy.

 

Home Insurance:

Because we seem to acquire new things year round, it's always good, anytime of year, to make sure your home and belongings are adequately covered in your home insurance policy in case of a fire or robbery. And if you have a child going off to school, they are most likely toting some of their own valuables (or yours!) with them, such as a stereo, sports equipment, and jewelry. It's a good idea to talk to your insurance provider about ways to add this onto your home insurance policy, in case of dorm room theft.

Back to school, whether it's a first timer entering kindergarten or a child packing up for college, is an exciting time for families. It's also a great time to cover all of your bases insurance-wise.

Call or contact Strachan Novak today to discuss back-to-school insurance needs.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this blog post is intended for general knowledge and informational purposes only, and does not constitute professional insurance advice. The content is not exhaustive and does not cover all potential situations. It is essential to review your specific insurance policy and discuss your individual circumstances with your insurance agent or broker. We strongly recommend that you consult with a qualified insurance professional to address your insurance needs and questions.

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