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Funerals are filled with deep emotions and thoughts of loss. Friends and family gather to share memories about their loved one and support one another. Unfortunately, accidents can happen when people get together at an event.
The last thing that you need at this difficult time is to have a claim arise as a result of the funeral service. Funeral Service Insurance provides peace of mind by protecting the person who is organizing the funeral from the costs of liability claims that happen as a result of the event.
Funeral Service Insurance is a type of event insurance that protects the financial interests of the person organizing the service. In addition to paying out settlements for any damages for which you may be responsible, it provides legal defense and investigation services for claims made against you, even if they are unfounded.
Like all general liability insurance, Funeral Service Insurance protects the insured from the financial consequences of claims due to bodily injury, property damage, or personal and advertising injury that guests may experience while attending the service.
Funeral Service Insurance provides coverage from third-party claims, which can come from guests, bystanders, the funeral home, or other venue where a memorial may be taking place.
Thimble’s Funeral Service Insurance can protect you from having to pay out-of-pocket for the following types of claims:
A funeral service is considered a lower-risk event and premiums reflect that. You can get a policy for the event for as little as $150 for the day. Your location and the event size will affect the price.
Here’s a range of Thimble’s Funeral Service Insurance costs for one day, without any optional coverages being added to the policy:
If you’re planning a funeral or end-of-life service, you’ll need Funeral Service Insurance. Funeral homes and directors will have their own business insurance, but it may not protect you if you are directly named in a claim or lawsuit.
Furthermore, if you are hosting a memorial gathering later on, some venues may actually require you to have general liability insurance before you can secure the event space. With Thimble, you’ll obtain your insurance policy within seconds, and we immediately send you a certificate of liability insurance, which you can show to the venue as proof of valid, active coverage.
While a funeral service is often a subdued event, there are still risks involved. Someone could trip on the path while walking out to the burial. A slip-and-fall accident can happen anywhere and to anyone. The bottom line is you have to account for the risks and be prepared with Funeral Service Insurance through Thimble.
If you are planning a funeral, you are responsible for the safety and comfort of the people who are attending the service. If a mishap occurs, you don’t want to bear the financial burden of a claim. Click “Get a quote” here or on the Thimble app, answer a few stress-free questions, and get covered in minutes.
No, funeral insurance is a type of life insurance policy that helps pay for the costs associated with the funeral and burial services. Funeral Service Insurance, on the other hand, is a type of event liability coverage that offers financial protection from bodily injury, property damage, and personal and advertising injury claims.
People celebrate funerals in different ways. If your funeral service is just one day, we can provide a policy for just that. But if you are sitting shiva for a week with people coming to offer their condolences, you can get the policy for up to five days.
Funeral Service Insurance coverage starts at a $1 million per occurrence limit with a $1 million aggregate limit. You can increase these limits for a small fee, getting a $2 million per occurrence limit with a $2 million aggregate limit.
Even if you host the funeral at your home, you still face risks. You’ll still want to get Funeral Service Insurance to protect you for the chance that someone gets hurt or someone’s property gets destroyed.
No. Event cancellation coverage is often much more expensive than straightforward event insurance. However, you can cancel your policy at any time prior to the policy starting date and time to get a full refund.
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