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Do You Need Home Insurance For Your Graduation Party?

Writer: John SchaefferJohn Schaeffer

Updated: Aug 16, 2024


If you're hosting a graduation party in your home, what will home insurance cover?? Property damage, injuries, lawsuits? Check out this episode of "Safer With Schaeffer" or read more below! I'm here for all of your insurance needs - just give me a call or send a quick text to 417-766-4689 šŸ™Œ

Injuries & Accidents


Common Medical Liabilities:

  • Trips & Falls

  • Food Poisoning / Allergies

  • Alcohol-Related Injuries

  • Dog Bites


ā˜ļø These are common injuries and accidents that are covered by your home insurance, but remember that this is not always the case - especially if they determine that negligence is involved. Check with your insurance agent for more details on your liability coverage.


Property Damage or Theft


Are These on Your Policy?

  • TVs & Expensive Electronics

  • Instruments or Music Equipment

  • Important Jewelry

  • Antiques or Collectibles

  • Fine Art


If you have a graduation party at your house, you might want to hide some of your more expensive or sentimental property. This is a great way to protect yourself from damages or theft! Make sure to review your policy and let your agent know if there's anything valuable you would like to add to your home insurance or umbrella policy.


Proactive Solutions


Talk to Your Insurance Agent About...

  • What's Included in Your Personal Property Coverage

  • Adding Extended Dwelling Coverage

  • Increasing Your Umbrella Policy to $1 Million


Personally, I suggest rending a venue and signing up for their event-insurance policy. That way, you're limiting your liability for accidents while still having plenty of time to celebrate the recent grad in your life! šŸŽ“šŸ„³



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