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Loss of Use coverage can help if a policyholder loses the use of their home because of a covered event. For example, if dining out becomes necessary due to an unusable kitchen, Loss of Use coverage typically means the “difference” from normal expenditures will be covered.
It may help your business be better prepared in the event of the death of a principal or key employee.
Some people may want a more advanced gifting strategy that can maximize their gift and generate potential tax benefits.
Preparing for the eventual distribution of your assets may not sound enticing. But a will puts the power in your hands.