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Halloween insurance can pay for egged cars, fire, theft and pedestrian injuries. See which 5 holiday headaches your policies cover and how to file a claim.
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When ghosts and goblins run amok, only people with the right insurance will be in luck.
Last year, insurance claims related to car vandalism increased on Halloween and the days before and after, says Kevin Quinn, vice president of claims at Mercury Insurance.
How insurance can help: If your car can’t be cleaned or suffers serious damage, such as a broken window, it’s usually covered by comprehensive car insurance.
It’s not uncommon for little goblins to damage trees or landscaping while “TP’ing” a yard.
How insurance can help: Homeowners insurance generally will cover you.
Whether it’s your vintage lawn gnome or a lifesize animatronic zombie, yard decor is vulnerable to Halloween thieves.
How insurance can help: Standard homeowners, condo and renters insurance often provides coverage if outdoor decorations disappear.
As with vehicle vandalism, residential fires are more common around Halloween, according to the U.S.
How insurance can help: Fire damage is covered by homeowners insurance , including living expenses if you have to stay elsewhere during repairs.
Besides New Year’s, Halloween sees a higher number of pedestrian deaths than any other night of the year, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Costumed kids can be hard to see.
She says adults who are distracted by their mobile devices or intoxicated can also be unpredictable pedestrians.
How insurance can help: Your auto liability insurance covers injuries you cause while driving.
Beth Buczynski is a writer at NerdWallet.
The article 5 Halloween Headaches and How Insurance Can Help originally appeared on NerdWallet.
If your car can't be cleaned or suffers serious damage, such as a broken window, it's usually covered by comprehensive car insurance.
Yes.
Standard homeowners, condo and renters insurance often provides coverage if outdoor decorations disappear, whether it's a vintage lawn gnome or a lifesize animatronic zombie.
Fire damage is covered by homeowners insurance, including living expenses if you have to stay elsewhere during repairs.
Your auto liability insurance covers injuries you cause while driving.
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