Personal Insurance
Personal lines insurance is a type of property and casualty (P&C) insurance that protects individuals and families from financial losses. It covers a range of risks, including:
property damage, injury, death, theft, accidents, illness, lawsuits, and natural disasters.
Personal lines insurance allows people to perform risky activities, like driving a car or owning a home, without the fear of financial ruin. Some examples of personal lines insurance include:
homeowners insurance, earthquake insurance, renters insurance, car insurance, life insurance, health insurance, and disability insurance.
The cost of a personal lines insurance policy is generally dependent on the level of coverage. More comprehensive policies will be more expensive