Whether it's a car, boat, or RV, protect the vehicles that get you where you want to be. 

All states require some degree of insurance for your vehicle to protect you and other motorists. Coverage requirements will vary based on your financial responsibility for your car and your state’s requirements. Some states even require you to have liability insurance before you even get a license.

A homeowners insurance policy can protect your home against damages that occur to the house itself – and the belongings inside. Homeowners coverage can also protect your property, some of your personal possessions and you. It’s a package policy that combines two types of coverage:

• Coverage against your property being destroyed or damaged by certain perils, such as fire, theft, and windstorm
• Coverage for liability exposure – for example, someone being injured on your property

For instance, if something unexpected occurs, such as a fire or burglary, homeowners insurance will help pay for destruction and losses. In addition, a home insurance policy may provide liability coverage for accidents that occur on your property (including both property damage and bodily injuries incurred by visiting guests) and may even cover certain accidents that occur off your property.