We tend to think of insurance as a way to protect our assets if something bad happens to us: floods, fires, accidents, disability, and so on. But what if it happens to someone else, and you’re responsible? Insurance can protect you — in more ways than you may realize.
Protecting your financial future is a big part of what we do at Telemus, and insurance plays a vital role in that process. That’s why we’ve created a series of short videos aimed at helping you understand the lesser-known benefits of effective insurance coverage. In this video, Telemus Financial Life Adviser Trever Helmstead discusses the value of liability protection when it comes to protecting your long-term financial future.
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