Wednesday, January 31, 2007
Insurance Industry Survey: Super Bowl Party Hosts Be Warned
A survey financed by the insurance industry says many Americans planning to host a Super Bowl party are underinsured.
The data finds that of the estimated 28.5 million people hosting parties between the holidays and the Super Bowl, 21.3 million do not have a personal umbrella insurance policy, leaving themselves open to potential lawsuits and facing financial ruin, should the worst occur. The remaining 7.2 million hosts say they don't know what coverage they have, leaving them vulnerable too.
Insurance Industry Survey: Super Bowl Party Hosts Be Warned
Source: Biz Journals
The data finds that of the estimated 28.5 million people hosting parties between the holidays and the Super Bowl, 21.3 million do not have a personal umbrella insurance policy, leaving themselves open to potential lawsuits and facing financial ruin, should the worst occur. The remaining 7.2 million hosts say they don't know what coverage they have, leaving them vulnerable too.
Insurance Industry Survey: Super Bowl Party Hosts Be Warned
Source: Biz Journals
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